1. Yellowstone
National Park.
The first national park in the United States and
even the world, Yellowstone National Park has
a special place in the hearts of many. From the abundant wildlife to the
stunning hydrothermal features.
FAST FACTS
*Yellowstone
National Park, at over 2.2 million acres, is larger than Delaware and
Rhode Island combined!
*It
is home to more than half of the world’s active geysers.
With so much to explore, you’ll want to set up a
home base for your stay in Yellowstone. Every campground welcomes RVs.
2. Grand Teton National Park.
Grand Teton National Park is
less well-known than its older neighbour to the north, Yellowstone, but its
stunning mountain peaks, gorgeous lakes, and piney forest are not to be missed.
FAST FACTS
*The
Grand Teton Mountain range is thought to be the youngest range in the
Rocky Mountains and among the youngest in the world!
*Elevation
in the park ranges from 6,320 feet at Fish Creek all the way up to 13,775
feet at the top of Grand Teton.
Camping in the Grand Tetons is exquisite and offers
incredible backdrops of mountain, forest, and lake depending on where you set
up.
3. Glendo State
Park.
On the other side of Wyoming sits Glendo State Park, a
go-to location for water recreation. The reservoir brings guests looking for
great boating, watersports, and fishing.
FAST FACTS
*A
fisherman’s paradise, the reservoir is one of the best walleye fisheries
in the state.
*The
reservoir covers 12,000 surface acres or over 18 square miles, but the
water levels vary throughout the year.
There is no shortage of great campsites at Glendo
State Park.
With 19 different campgrounds and more than 500 campsites for tents
and RVs.
4. Fossil Butte
National Monument.
Fossil Butte National Monument is very different due
to its high desert setting. Enjoy being on a 50-million-year-old lakebed, home
to an incredible number of Palaeolithic era fossils.
FAST FACTS
*In
the summertime, join the Quarry program to start searching for fossils
yourself.
*This
area is one of the richest fossil locations in all of the world.
There is no camping allowed directly in the park, but
stay nearby at the Riverside RV Park or across state lines at one of the
numerous campgrounds alongside Bear Lake.
To see where you could visit Wyoming as part of a longer trip, please see our fantastic Tourbook with over 35 suggested itineraries
here. For more information and how to book, contact your tour operator or travel agent.
Posted by: Cruise America & Canada RV Rentals Inc
Posted on: 04/02/2026