Terry Bison Ranch Resort

Good location just off I25. Did an overnight passing thru. Camp ground isn’t much, site was level. Cabins look nice from the outside. They do have a lot of things for family to do. Had what is touted as the bes bison burger in Wyoming. If it’s the best I can’t imagine how bad the worst is. Flavorless. Train tour, wagon rides and horseback would be a fun time for family but can’t see staying more than a couple of days. Decent WiFi.

This campground is just over the Wyoming state line, from the south you have to go 2 miles passed it and come back south to get there. It is a decent location if you want to explore Cheyenne, only about 15 minutes away. If you don't leave the park you have bison and wind turbines to view. The property offers some kids stuff like a train ride but I didn't investigate it.

During COVID-19 we were packed in all the same row while rows behind were totally empty. Ask to change if you don't like your site. This was the first time I had people on both sides of me in a long time. The park is right off the 25 highway and you can hear the traffic all day and night, lots of trucks. A good sound machine would solve that issue.

Staff in the main building "store" know nothing when you ask them basic questions, nice, but not helpful at all. Also in the main building, near the laundry, there is both a Women's and a Men's restroom with showers (see pictures). Laundry room has 4 washers and 4 dryers, currently $2/wash and $1 dry. Park assumes NO responsibility or assistance for machine issues, there is a sign saying no refunds.

The grounds weren't maintained well, the weeds and grass were high enough to worry about ticks. Picnic tables are filled with splinters, nothing else on site. Some junky-looking full-time sites closer to the highway.

This campsite offered a Passport America discount on the first night that made 2 nights almost reasonable. ds

Just ok for the night. The staff in the office were nice but that’s about the only pro for this place. Cons: the park in general seems very rundown, the pull throughs are nice but a lot of the park is muddy and the gas is patchy. Also the prices seem very high for a place like this-$48 for one night, we paid $24 with passport America which is about right for a normal rate. I guess it doesn’t get much better in Cheyenne, a lot of the other parks seem this way with expensive rates.

We camped here during the Cheyenne Frontier Days. As expected, we were packed in and the campground was overflowing into the fields. We needed a place close to the rodeo with hookups while our family visited for the event. Terry Bison did the trick. We would stay here again should we decide to return to the "daddy of 'em all" rodeo, but certainly would not return without a purpose.I do expect this place is a lot of fun for kids. You can take tours to feed bison, enjoy gentle horseback riding, and go to a petting zoo all on site. If you can eat it without guilt (while bison are wandering by), the bison burger at the restaurant was fantastic.

Our rate was a weekly rate but was better than using Passport America. RV sites we were disappointed in. Parked tightly together without any grass or trees on spaces. No cable, no tables. All are gravel and weeds. I kept telling myself it's a working Ranch with so much to do on site. Two nice play areas, beautiful gift shop, train ride around property, horseback riding, a rodeo arena, bison, chickens, camels, two restaurants (one breakfast only) the other has steaks and burgers. They have an amusement ride area but never saw anyone on so not sure if working. Shower room in office area is beautiful with best showers we've seen in four months of full timing. One point is that evidentially they have rattle snakes and according to a guest here, most of Wyoming gets snakes. Would have been nice to have a warning to give children and watch for pets.