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Ranger Creek

Getting to Ranger Creek requires some planning. Access via Red Grade Road from the east side is rocky and steep, and low-clearance vehicles may struggle on the climb. The road improves heading west, where campground density increases. Ranger Creek sits within Bighorn National Forest, open from late May through mid-September, with drinking water and toilets on site. RVs up to 50 feet are accommodated. Nearby, East Fork offers an alternative 0.6 miles southeast. Wildlife is commonly spotted along the access roads, and ATV trails run through the surrounding area.

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Map & DirectionsRanger Creek is located in Wyoming near Wolf

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44.60100047 N
107.21900036 W

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2 hrs 35 min from Casper, WY
2 hrs 40 min from Billings, MT
4 hrs from Rapid City, SD
4 hrs 29 min from Bozeman, MT

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Billy B.

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Reviewed Sep. 1, 2016

Loved the Big Horns

I loved camping here! I want to warn you about getting to this campground. We came from the city of Big Horn which is on the east side. The Red Grade Road up into the mountain range is interesting. Its very rocky and very steep, I have a chevy impala which at times I didn't know if I was in the right place. Once you make it to the top of the mountain range, it starts to widen out and get better. The farther and farther west we went, the better the road became. There is a lot of wildlife along the trip, and many ATV trails. Camping was great. Many people pull off on the side of the road and camp anywhere. There are only a couple actual campgrounds until you get to the western side where there felt like there was a campground around every corner. If your looking for an adventure, I would recommend checking this place out