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What campers say

This BLM campground offers shaded, well‑spaced gravel sites tucked among pines and aspens, with many sites suitable for tents or large RVs and a mix of back‑in and several pull‑through spots. Amenities are basic but reliable: picnic tables, fire rings, clean vault toilets, water spigots, trash cans and an on‑site host. Nighttime is generally quiet and there is extensive nearby BLM land for riding or exploring. Expect a $20 nightly fee ($10 with an America the Beautiful pass), no hookups or dump station, and bear country precautions. A few visitors noted weeds in gravel and occasional generator noise.

Our summary of 34 traveler reviews.

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📖 About This Campground

Atlantic City Campground near Atlantic City Wyoming (Lander area) is a BLM managed campground offering 18 primitive tent and RV camping sites in a wooded setting. Reasonable fees sites are a mix if pull thrus and backins. A historically significant location this pass was used by early settlers and later miners to help build the country. Enjoy exploring the region on ATVs or in off-road 4x4 capable vehicles. Sites have picnic tables and fire rings. pit toilets also available. Water is available. Mining still takes place in this area. Atlantic City โ€“ The town's name refers to its location on the Atlantic side of the Continental Divide. Long-abandoned gold mines dot the hillsides above the town. Located three miles from Hwy. 28 on the Atlantic City Road, the town still has a few commercial establishments, some of which date back to the gold rush era.

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