Lander City Park

Spent three nights in this lovely park. Plenty of other folks, but it was quiet enough. I was able to park right on the river.

Really enjoyed the town. The houses are cute, the people are friendly, and I really enjoyed some good food. 68 Thai and the Rise were both excellent restaurants. There are also wonderful sporting goods stores.

My ATT was a little slow, but Starlink was solid.

I would definitely stay here again!

We pulled in around 2pm on a Saturday afternoon in late June and were able to find a spot for our 34’ motorhome. Most of the available areas had been spoken for, but we managed to get a spot not too far out of level. Most of the campers were in vans; we were the only MOHO. The prior reviewer adequately described the setting and amenities. One HUGE added bonus to either camping in or passing through Lander is a FREE dump station at the public works department. It’s open 24/7. There is only one poop-chute and one water spigot at the dump site. The water is designated for both rinse and potable, so don’t contaminate it with irresponsible actions. I called the PWD several days before to confirm the availability, and a very kind and informative person called me back with the open-hours info and the dual purpose water spigot. If you’re locating the dump station with an app, make sure you enter the PWD and not the water treatment plant; they’re two different places located a mile apart.

This is a gem to rest for a bit between spots in the wilderness. There's enough room to move around, chasing your preference of shade or sun. Quiet river nearby as well as fresh water available, and bathrooms! AND 2 dumpsters.

It definitely fills up at night, but there's tons of room to spread out along the road. We're all parked closer together than in a wilderness spot, but everybody has been very respectful and kind! Happy to share this space together.

Thanks, City of Lander!

The area for Rvs lies right along the river (on the left side as you drive in). Tonight there are 2 Class C's, a minivan, and me. Tall trees provide some shading. There are no separate spaces per se, but with a bit of maneuvering several RVs can easily fit. Tent campers are down a ways and on the other side of the park road - very nice grass and shade trees to set up your tent. Many thanks to the town of Lander!

Free City Park! The parking is kind of random, but there are tables that mark spots. Also, city dumped snow in a large area making it unusable. However, that will be gone soon and it will be useable. The river and trails are beautiful. Sleeping with the sound of rushing water. We came for one night and stayed two. The bathrooms are closed because of covid right now. Tents can go on the grass. The grass is green and well maintained.

Well you can't beat the access to Lander, WY (5 min walk to Main Street) or the price. It was very crowded when we stayed mid-summer, but the vibe was good. Met and shared stories from the road with lot of other travelers, mostly climbers. People were really friendly and played with our three-year-old son. Very social and communal kind of experience.

There's water to fill a jug and bathrooms with running water. Great playground and shady grass areas. Popo Agie running clear and cold 10 feet away was perfect during heat of the day.

Arrived during Climbing Festival on Friday but though it is full of campers we still found a space for our rig along the creek.
Great spot!
Bathroom and water spigots to fill jugs.
No hook ups
No showers and the Public Pool which usually offers showers on 9th Street is Closed till August 4 or 6th for maintenance.
Researched and found this blog that will lead you to other options nearby.
Town is walkable from campground.
3 night max stay.
I would return!