Escape to a bygone era where the charm of the Old West weaves its tales through every nook and cranny. In the quaint town of Elk Mountain, Wyoming, an historic gem awaits RV camping enthusiasts who yearn for a touch of heritage and tranquility. Make your way to a site that not only graces the National Register of Historic Places but also boasts a storied legacy dating back to 1905. Here, where cottonwood and aspen trees guard the threshold to the Medicine Bow National Forest, visitors are treated to a unique fusion of natural beauty and historical significance. RV campers can trace the footsteps of 19th-century travelers who braved the Overland Trail, pausing to ford the glistening Medicine Bow River. Let the serene environment envelop you as you park amidst the gentle whispers of the leaves and the quiet hum of history unfolding. Offering much more than just a scenic spot to rest, this location promises a journey through time as you explore the historical haven that has welcomed wanderers for over a century. Connect with the past, revel in enchanting surroundings, and create memories that bridge generations. Whether you're a history buff, nature lover, or seeking a peaceful retreat, your RV camping adventure here assures an immersive experience into the heartbeat of the West.

Check in with Host for parking information. Please do not turn into the paved hotel parking lot, as there is very little room to turn around. All RVs and trailers need to park along our access road past the dumpsters. Please be sure to pull off to allow other vehicles to pass.