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Pats Point Campground — Keyhole State Park

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Pats Point Campground near Pine Haven, Wyoming, is situated in Keyhole State Park, featuring a landscape of rolling hills and open spaces. The area experiences temperatures ranging from the 30s in winter to the 80s in summer. Nearby attractions include Keyhole Reservoir, offering opportunities for fishing and boating, and Devils Tower National Monument, a notable geological feature.

Reservation Info

Reservation Required during Busy Season: May 1-September 30

All Campsites are first-come first-serve in the Off Season

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1 hr 44 min from Rapid City, SD
2 hrs 36 min from Casper, WY
3 hrs 57 min from Billings, MT
4 hrs 14 min from Cheyenne, WY

Location

Pats Point Campground — Keyhole State Park is located in Wyoming

Coordinates

44.367235 N
104.779236 W

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Access

Drive-In
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Site Types

Tent Sites
RV Sites
Standard (Tent/RV)
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Features

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ADA Access
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Shirlee A.

Ranger

Reviewed Oct. 5, 2025

Beautiful lake view

We were here for a few hours to check out the lake and playground with kids. It was way too windy to stay but I’m sure on nicer days it’s amazing! Simple, beautiful and affordable.

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Month of VisitOctober

Ashlyn B.

Scout

Reviewed Jun. 18, 2023

If you value your sleep..

Do NOT stay here as a tent camper. We stayed in the Pat’s Point Campground section of this park. Tent pads and view are nice. Right on the water for fishing swimming and boating. The issue is this place was slammed full of people with no host or park enforcement of any rules. RVs had generators on hours past the cut off time/start of quiet hours. Large extremely loud groups at multiple sites. Nothing wrong with a party but this was loudness at all hours. Lanterns shining into our tent until midnight. Then we got a 5 AM wake up call of kids screaming and more early generator use. There were roaches of all things in the women’s bathroom but the men’s side was okay. Not sure why pit toilets need genders but they did here. This is a campground for parties and casual family camping. It comes with the typical rude behavior associated with those groups. If you’re a tent camper and you just need a place to stay for the night, you’re probably better off at an RV park than this place. It might even be cheaper given the demand pricing. We have camped coast to coast and we agreed this was in our top 5 worst.

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Month of VisitJune

Anand

Guide

Reviewed Jul. 12, 2021

Convenient campground south of Devil's Tower, nice water.

We stayed here for 2 nights at Pat's Point, nicely located south of Devil's Tower. We had a primitive site (no hook-ups, vault toilets). Sites are fairly private and well spaced, and we had our own beach area. Being on the water was great for kayaking etc. There is a beach playground across the water at one of the other campgrounds which we didn't check out, but it sounded like the kids there were having fun. Four stars because our site happened to be literally on a giant ant hill, and there were LOTs of other bugs of all kinds (flies, moths, spiders etc). Of course when camping you expect bugs, but this was just more than usual. It may have just been our site.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Pat's Point campground located within Keyhole State Park near Moorcroft, Wyoming?

Pat's Point campground is situated within Keyhole State Park, located south of Devil's Tower in northeastern Wyoming. The campground sits directly on Keyhole Reservoir, offering waterfront access and views. It's positioned to provide campers with their own beach areas and water access for activities like fishing, swimming, and boating. The location combines the natural beauty of Wyoming's landscape with the recreational opportunities of the reservoir. For specific directions, check with Wyoming State Parks or use GPS coordinates to navigate to this section of the park.

How do I make reservations for Pat's Point campground at Keyhole State Park?

Reservations for Pat's Point campground should be made through the Wyoming State Parks reservation system. The campground offers primitive sites without hookups. Due to its popularity, especially during peak season, advance reservations are recommended. For current availability and to secure your spot, visit the Wyoming State Parks website or call their reservation line. Keep in mind that the campground can get busy, particularly on weekends, so booking well ahead of your planned stay is advisable.

What amenities and facilities are available at Pat's Point campground in Keyhole State Park?

Pat's Point campground offers primitive camping with vault toilets but no hookups. The sites are fairly private and well-spaced, many with their own beach areas along the water. The campground provides access to Keyhole Reservoir for fishing, swimming, kayaking, and other water activities. There's a beach playground across the water from the campground. While basic in amenities, the natural setting and water access are the main attractions. The lack of a camp host or regular enforcement has been noted, which can affect the camping experience during busy periods.

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