Sitting Bull Campground

This is the second year we stayed at Sitting Bull Campground. We stayed in a campsite on the upper loop that looks out on the meadow. It was late June and the wild flowers where in full bloom. There are multiple hiking trails from camp as well as ATV trails. We fished the stream coming out of the lake across the highway and caught many trout. It's a 30 minute drive to Ten Sleep for groceries and there is a very good brewery just outside of town. It's a large campground with many spots for big rigs (ours is 36 ft) and the camp hosts keep the pit toilets very clean.
The down side is there is NO cell service until your almost into Ten Sleep. The library is open limited hours but the city park has nice picnic tables and good cell reception.

This is one of the most peaceful Forest campgrounds we've stayed in. The campground has large Ponderosa pines throughout and each site is wooded, level, and has really nice picnic tables and fire areas. The campsites are well spaced and most back to a beautiful meadow that is great for wildlife viewing. We saw large elk and a mama moose and calf at dusk. There are trails through the meadow that lead to another lake, but it was open bow season and we were advised to not go without an orange vest. The lake down the street is quaint and appears to have good fishing. The pit toilets are spotless and the campground is well maintained by the hosts. It was a great overnight stop on our way through the Bighorns. The only downside is that there is zero verizon cell signal in the area, but we didn't miss it.