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Wyoming State Parks shared several changes to the reservation system and availability of reservable campsites for the 2021 season.
“Last year, for the busy summer season, we moved to almost every campsite requiring a reservation. Many residents appreciated this move, however, some residents spoke out and said they would still like to see more first-come, first-serve campsites. We listened,” said Deputy Director Nick Neylon.
“This coming year approximately 344 first-come, first-serve sites will be available statewide. For example, Keyhole State Park will have 78 first-come, first-serve sites and Boysen State Park will have 93.”
Residents can reserve campsites 120 days in advance.
2021 Reservation Season Dates:
- Oct. 1 – April 30: All campsites are first-come, first-serve only (no reservations needed)
- May 1 – Sept. 30: Reservation Season
“We have seen consistent annual increases in visitation and last year Wyoming’s State Parks saw a large increase,” states Dave Glenn, Deputy Director. “With outdoor recreation use on the rise, we believe this trend will continue and encourage residents to reserve their favorite summer campsites early.”
Visitors can reserve sites and buy permits online at www.wyo-park.com or permits can be purchased at any of Wyo Parks’ selling agent locations across the state.
Wyoming’s Division of State Parks and Historic Sites is also offering early bird discounts on annual day-use permits through February 15th.
Resident day-use passes are discounted to $42 (regularly $48) and non-resident permits are available for $89 (regularly $96).
