Western Hills Campground

Stayed here for the night. This place is just one big gravel parking lot with the ability to hold a couple hundred RV's. The spaces are tightly packed together, the only thing separating you from the trailer next to you is a picnic table. This part of Wyoming is windy, and I mean 30-40mph windy. Because it's gravel expect a LOT of dust to be blowing around. It had your standard full hookups, and sites with nothing, just a space to park in. There were some cabins there as well, but at $55 a pop you would be better off sleeping in a tent. The cabins are no frills with bunks, electric, and a small window AC. The positive about this place were the bathrooms, they were spotless. Now the real downside for me was that they advertised a dog park which turned out to be a fenced in area maybe 15x20 feet on the side of a hill going up an incline with nothing but dirt and some sparse weeds. My dogs didn't know what to do as they are accustomed to going on grass. Don't advertise a dog area if it's just dirt!!

This campground is located just off the expressway. The campground is very clean and well l kept. There is a train track close but did not interfere with sleeping. The staff was very friendly. The campground offers a playground for the kiddos and miniature golf too! The bathrooms & showers were very very clean. The laundry facility was the best I’ve seen. There were 6 huge washers and 6 dryers and the cost was $2 /$3 to wash and .50 to dry. This campground also offers a GoodSam discount for its members (sweet). The campground is also within walking distance to a pretty decent restaurant Cappys. The food was tasty. We were only going to stay 2nights but ended up staying 7. Unfortunately we lost our precious toy poodle Marley who was 15 years old who had trouble adjusting to the elevation. 🙏🏽This campground will always hold a special place for us.😢

Western Hills is a great place to stay if you are driving through to another destination. The park is quiet and the staff is very friendly and accommodating. There is a restaurant and a convenience store just a few blocks away and easy access to I-80. There are bathrooms and showers on premises (we did not use) and free wi-fi that is pretty decent.

We called ahead to reserve our spot since we’d be coming in late. The friendly staff took our payment over the phone and told us where to park. They also left a helpful map and instructions in an overnight box. Was an easy in with good access to hookups. Had nice, clean bathrooms and large clean private showers. Large, all-gravel campground, so not sure would stay longer than a night. Could hear a nearby train, but not so loud it disturbed our sleep. Would definitely stay again if passing through.

We ran out of time to get to our desired location, called and they had an electric only site for us. They have full hook-ups, with or without cable TV as well. Pull thru sites, and they spaced us every other one as folks came in, leaving good room between each rig. Decent wifi. Right off of I-80.

One thing to be aware of; this part of Wyoming is a giant wind tunnel, and 40 mph winds are nearly constant. They strongly advise not leaving your awning out.