As dawn breaks and paints the Wyoming sky in hues of amber and gold, a unique RV camping adventure awaits amidst the serene landscapes of Clearmont. This one-of-a-kind retreat offers travelers the chance to park their home-on-wheels just a short jaunt from the imposing Bighorn Mountains, enveloped in the tranquil ambiance of a working alpaca ranch. Revel in the rural charm 2 miles off the well-traveled path of Highway 14/16, where cozy RV accommodations coexist with the soft hum of a commercial mill and the creativity of a bustling fiber studio. Connect with nature as you immerse yourself in the daily delights of ranch life, encountering friendly alpacas whose luxurious fiber is transformed into sumptuous yarns and textiles right on site. Enrich your RV camping experience with visits to the local attractions that dot the landscape of this remarkable region. From the geological wonders of Devils' Tower to the historical pathways winding through the Black Hills of South Dakota, each destination lies within a day's drive and promises a wealth of discovery. Delight in the proximity to the sprawling wilderness of Yellowstone, a mere 7 hours west, or venture 40 minutes to explore the rugged terrains of the Big Horn Mountains. Whether you wish to escape south to the metropolitan allure of Denver or venture north to the gateway city of Billings, MT, your central base at this Wyoming haven offers convenient access to an array of memorable journeys. As the sunset brings a peaceful close to your exploratory day, settle into the comfort of your RV with the knowledge you've connected with the heartland of the American West, where every road leads to discovery and every stay promises an unforgettable story.

In town, when gps tells you to turn left onto Thompson Creek Rd, make sure you turn left, but stay to the right hand side on the gravel road that heads out of town. The pavement is a dead end in town. Then...... GPS sends you too far!!!! We are ONLY 2.3 miles out Thompson Creek road. Watch for white gates with a black sign on the left that says: SageRidge Ranch. White barn with green roof on left side, then driveway. Hard to turn around the big rigs if you go past it. Immediately after the cattleguard pick any spot in the pasture to your right where it says "camper parking", We leveled this area in 2021 with some road base and it worked pretty good!!!! (wahooo) Probably backing into it would be the best course of parking now. Thanks. OR, you can flip around in the driveway down by the house and park in the open space in the fence on the other side of the driveway. THIS SIDE IS NOT LEVELED yet, but it can certainly be used. We try to keep people up by the county road for your own privacy and for ours, but also, so you don't have to listen to Lyla, our LGD, bark all night right next to your camper! ps. wifi, is open, no password needed, But you may have to wander up by the house/barn to get it.