Outlaw Cave Campground

Follow the directions someone else left for Google will send you who knows where. There are about 10 campsites but the third one in on the right has the most shade throughout the day. It was taken so I took the first spot which has morning shade. The others are all in plain sun and there is tremendous wind at the top of the hill. However, there are good fire pits and cement picnic tables and a clean Vault toilet but no garbage facilities so this is pack it out. It's a good road from Kaycee to Barnum then it's 8 miles to the campground with the last two being pretty rough but any vehicle can make it. I didn't take the path down to the river because I have a bad knee and it's pretty steep but the people who came back from fishing said they were catching trout left and right. Somewhere down at the bottom of the river is also where the hole in the Rock gang used to hide and you can go and find the place.

#1. Pay attention to the previous post where he explains the proper way to drive in. Do not cross into private property which is well posted. Where Google wants you to enter private property just continue straightfor approx. 2 miles. There is a Y intersection, the left being dirt/gravel road (well maintained) and marked with a BLM sign. A short distance later another BLM sign tells you the outlaw campground is 8 more miles. Everything is well marked. There’s about 3 spots with access to shade, the others are fully exposed. Road was pretty smooth accept for the last approximately 2 miles, a little rougher and more narrow but not difficult to do in a car. One pit toilet is present and fairly clean

This was an incredible camp site. Walking down to the cave and along the ridges without lot of other people around is certainly a positive. Definitely my favourite place in my month travelling around the area. 4x4 or AWD is highly recommended as there is ~6 miles of off-road trail. Getting here you pass a lot of “No Trespassing” sign that almost makes you feel like a real outlaw. Like another review had said the GPS (or google maps) will try to direct you across private property. If you continue along the road you will find signs that help direct you where you’re allowed to go. See the photos for the proper route

This is an awesome campsite! You camp on to of an enormous canyon that you can hike down to the river if you're up for a challenging hike! I followed my GPS and it took me on crazy roads into the middle of nowhere near private property signs, so don't follow the GPS, follow signs and stay on that main road it leads to! It really feels like you are in the middle of nowhere. The views are so beautiful I definitely reccomend. There is a latrine and fire rings/grills at each site!

This primitive campsite is located along the middle fork of the Powder River west of Kaycee, Wyoming. I would suggest an AWD or 4WD vehicle to reach the site. This area of Wyoming is called Hole-In-The-Wall country, and Butch Cassidy and the Wild Bunch used to hide out in the vicinity. There are also some very nice pictographs nearby.

The campsite is free with a vault toilet and no other amenities -- no potable water, no wood, and no trash pick up. Haul out what you haul in. It can get very hot and windy here in the summer. So much so that I cut a two night trip short by one night. You have access to the middle fork of the Powder River, but it's about 800 feet below you as the campsite is on a canyon bluff.