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What campers say

Big Atlantic Gulch Campground is a Bureau of Land Management site offering affordable, no-frills camping with basic services such as potable water and vault toilets. Sites are generally shaded and roomy, making the campground friendly to RVs and campers seeking quiet, larger lots. Facilities are reported clean and easily accessible. It serves as a convenient base for exploring nearby Wind River country and historic ghost-town areas. Expect minimal on-site amenities beyond the essentials, while benefiting from the low cost, peaceful setting, and proximity to outdoor recreation.

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📖 About This Campground

Big Atlantic Gulch Campground near Atlantic City Wyoming (Lander area) is a BLM managed campground offering 10 primitive tent and RV camping sites in a wooded setting. Reasonable fees sites are all 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 4×4 capable vehicles. Sites have picnic tables and fire rings. pit toilets also available. Water is available. Mining still takes place in this area. Miner's Delight – Administered by the Bureau of Land Management, this genuine ghost town contains the remains of a gold-mine era stamp mill, cemetery, and other buildings. It's located three miles from Hwy. 28 on the north side of the Fort Stambaugh Loop Road.

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