Park County Fairground, Powell, WY

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Gravel and dirt pads line the east and west edges of the Park County Fairgrounds in Powell, with full hookups including electric, water, and sewer available by the night or week. Sites face an alley bordering residential housing, so early-morning noise from garbage trucks is a documented reality here. The restroom and shower house sits near the south gate, roughly a quarter mile from the furthest sites. Rates run $30 to $40 depending on hookup needs. Campers who want a no-hookup alternative can look at Homesteader Park, though that site limits stays to two nights. Book ahead if visiting during the county fair in July, when sites are unavailable for overnight rental.

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Map & DirectionsPark County Fairground, Powell, WY is located in Wyoming near Powell

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Coordinates

44.759455119308655 N
108.75106030114688 W

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Trash
Phone Service
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WiFi
Showers
Drinking Water
Electric Hookups
Toilets
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Sewer Hookups
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30 Amp Hookups
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Leonard N.

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Reviewed Aug. 16, 2026

Park County WY Fairgrounds with Camping Sites

The Park County Fairgrounds in Powell, WY has several camp sites with hookups, which they rent by the night, or week (except during Fair week in July). Rates vary based on what hookups you require. The camp sites are on the east, and west sides of the fairgrounds, with the restroom/shower house near the south gate, a 1/4 mile hike from the furthest sites (we did not use the facilities). The sites are gravel/dirt , with a chain-link fence around the perimeter of the fairgrounds. Our site faced an alley, with residential housing on the other side. We were awaken one morning by a noisy garbage truck making pickups in the alley. THIS IS NOT A "CAMPGROUND", but it is a place to stay in your camper if you are visiting someone in town (which we were). Other than Homesteader Park which has NO hookups, and a 2 night stay policy, there are no other camping areas in Powell (that I'm aware of).

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