We had such a lovely stay at Popo Agie campground. We lucked out rolling in at 3:30 Friday afternoon to snag one of the best sites, #3. We were worried traffic might be loud from the road above but the river drowned it out. Sites 3-5 sit on the turnaround, which was actually perfect for our kids to have a little paved cul-de-sac to rid... more

When I checked the website to make a reservation, it appeared all of the sites except the yurts were booked. In a panic, I booked a yurt for two nights. We were surprised that upon arrival that many sites were empty. The ranger at the visitor center explained that the website was very confusing; the only reservable “sites” are the yurt... more

The Popo Angie River rushes down the canyon, until it comes to a cave and diverts underground for a quarter of a mile before rising to the surface again. Many trails make for good hiking. The campground is kind of molded into the landscape which leads to odd shaped sites with weird sizes of parking pads. Very few sites are suitable ... more

Stayed at the Popo Agie Campground (in the state park) for a few impromptu nights during the week in the middle of July, 2017. Arrived just past Noon on a Wednesday and we managed to grab the last available large site (there aren't many!). There is plenty of camping further along the road, or even more up the many-switchbacks-road. ... more

The previous review by Jen & Q was very thorough and helpful. We camped in site #5 in the Popo Agie (pronounced po - po- shuh) Campground. We think we lucked out with nabbing the best site of all, it was simply beautiful here. Just an FYI... the dead end sign is no longer there and we saw many rigs that had to back up back down t... more

We spent less than 24 hours here but really enjoyed our stay. The sites are small and relatively close together but in a beautiful setting. There aremany trees and boulders so each site is different and it feels more private. We stayed at the Popo Agie campground which has pit toulets and no hookups. My plusses / highlights: - sma... more

I stayed at the Pogo Agie Campground in the State Park. There is another State Park CG (Sawmill Canyon) but would probably not fit more than a very small trailer and is actually more suitable for tent camping. For sites that are off the main travel route, I really recommend sites #3-6. Not all of the sites will fit a trailer and are... more

A few miles west of Lander along the Popo Agie River heading into the Wind River Mtns. Campsites al on the river, tight access for many sites. Worth the drive in to check them out.

Lots of hiking, fishing access, and great scenery.