RV Camping in Wyoming: Where to Stay for Stunning Mountain Views
TL;DR: Discover Wyoming’s best RV camping spots with stunning mountain views—from Yellowstone to hidden BLM gems and unique Harvest Hosts stays like yak ranches and distilleries.
If mountain views, alpine lakes, and wide-open skies are your idea of a perfect RV getaway, RV camping in Wyoming is your best bet. This ruggedly beautiful state is a dream for RVers looking to park somewhere scenic, whether that's in a national park, on hidden BLM land, or at a a Harvest Hosts location.
Ready to roll? Here are the best places to RV camp in Wyoming with jaw-dropping mountain views.
Yellowstone National Park
No list of the best RV camping in Wyoming is complete without Yellowstone National Park. Between geysers, wildlife, and alpine beauty, it's a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Where to Camp Nearby:
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Fishing Bridge RV Park (inside the park) – Full hookups and walkable access to Yellowstone Lake.
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Grizzly RV Park (West Yellowstone) – A top-rated park with mountain views and resort-style amenities.
Pro Tip: Visit Recreation.gov to reserve select national park campgrounds in advance.
Grand Teton National Park
Towering peaks, mirror-like lakes, and incredible hiking—Grand Teton National Park is a must-stop for RVers.
Where to Stay:
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Colter Bay RV Park – Surrounded by pines and a short walk from Jackson Lake.
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Gros Ventre Campground – More rustic but a favorite for wildlife sightings and sunrise views.
Bighorn National Forest (Hidden Gem!)
Escape the crowds and discover scenic tranquility in Bighorn National Forest. This spot flies under the radar but offers unbeatable mountain camping.
Top Picks:
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Lakeview Bighorn Campground – Near the Northern part of Meadowlark Lake. Great for trout fishers!
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Shell Canyon BLM Camping – Dispersed camping near Shell Falls with canyon and peak views. Completely free and beautifully remote.
Harvest Hosts Locations in Wyoming
Want to camp somewhere unique with a local twist? Harvest Hosts Membership gives you unlimited overnight stays at thousands of unique locations, including wineries, farms, museums, and more—often with scenic surroundings. There are plenty of great picks in Wyoming, but here are a few of our favorites.
Jackson Hole Still Works
Jackson Hole Still Works is a small-batch craft distillery in the heart of Jackson Hole, a a short drive a way from Grand Teton National Park. They’re known for hand-labeling every bottle and crafting spirits with serious Rocky Mountain character. Whether you're sipping their vodka or whiskey, it's a true taste of the Wild West with a smooth, artful twist.
HK Yak Ranch
HK Yak Ranch is a one-of-a-kind Wyoming gem where majestic Tibetan yaks roam wide-open pastures with mountain views as their backdrop. This ranch in Sundance offers a peek into sustainable ranching, and is home to several species of wild animals, including bald eagles, deer, turkeys, mountain lions, bobcats, and elk. It’s the perfect stop for RVers who want to meet some fuzzy new friends and experience ranch life!
Painted Skull Art Studio
Stay at this contemperary art studio just outside of Bighorn National Forest. The studio sits on a beautiful property, with the RV parking spot right on the creek, perfect for a tranquil night’s sleep. Within the studio you’ll find paintings, prints, t-shirts, tumblers, coasters, notecards, and mugs for sale.
Not a member yet? Join Harvest Hosts to begin your adventure.
Final Thoughts
RV camping in Wyoming offers a little bit of everything—towering peaks, quiet valleys, and wide-open space to roam. Whether you’re chasing geysers, seeking solitude, or sipping local wine under the stars, this state is a must for your RV bucket list.
So go ahead—map your route, check your tank, and get ready for some seriously scenic camping.
