Pick Bridge Road

The Saratoga area offers excellent fishing on the North Platte River, which is renowned for its trout fishing opportunities. Visitors to Pick Bridge Road can access the river for fishing, though camping is no longer permitted. The region also provides hiking trails, wildlife viewing, hunting (in season), and panning for gold in the river. Nearby, you'll find opportunities for mountain biking, ATV riding on designated trails, kayaking, and exploring the scenic Medicine Bow National Forest. Saratoga Hot Springs offers a relaxing soak after a day of outdoor adventures.

Near Saratoga, Wyoming, you'll find several camping options including Pick Bridge Road, which is now a day-use only area along the North Platte River. Other camping opportunities in the region include Saratoga Lake Campground, BLM dispersed camping areas, and several Forest Service campgrounds in the nearby Medicine Bow National Forest. Private RV parks and campgrounds are also available in and around Saratoga. For current camping availability, check with the Saratoga visitor center or local land management agencies.

While Pick Bridge Road is now a day-use only area without camping facilities, Saratoga offers several options for RV camping with hookups. The Saratoga Hot Springs Resort provides full hookup sites, and there are private RV parks in town that offer electric, water, and sewer connections. For those seeking a more rustic experience, nearby Forest Service and BLM campgrounds typically offer limited or no hookups. Check with specific campgrounds before arriving to confirm current hookup availability and restrictions.

The prime camping season in Saratoga runs from late May through September when temperatures are most comfortable. July and August typically offer the warmest weather, with daytime highs in the 70s and 80s F. Note that while Pick Bridge Road was once a camping spot, it's now day-use only. Spring (May-June) brings beautiful wildflowers but occasional rain. Fall (September-early October) offers colorful foliage and fewer crowds. Winter camping is possible for the well-prepared but expect very cold temperatures. Always check road conditions and access restrictions before planning a trip.