About this campground
From the park:
More than 10,000 years of rich cultural history thrives at Medicine Lodge amongst the endless outdoor recreation opportunities. Wildlife viewing and opportunities for adventure are amongst the best in the state. Archaeological Discovery: View hundreds of prehistoric petroglyphs and pictographs along a 700 foot long sandstone cliff. Archaeological digs have revealed 10,000 years of human occupation at the site. Artifacts are on display in the visitor center. Trails: Hiking, biking, horseback, & ATV trails; we’ve got it covered. Medicine Lodge is the ultimate trailhead for exploring your favorite type of trail. Enjoy access to hundreds of miles of both non-motorized and multi-use trails. Public horse corrals are first-come, first-serve. Fishing: Whether you favor traditional tackle or fly gear, Medicine Lodge offers miles of prime angling access. Brown trout are abundant in Medicine Lodge Creek and nearby streams produce both rainbows and brook trout. Exploration: From cactus to alpine lakes, explore the five distinct vegetative zones within a 12-mile radius. Nearby dinosaur tracks, disappearing streams, tipi-rings, rock arches and abundant wildlife await your adventurous spirit.What campers say
Medicine Lodge Archaeological Site is a remote, well-maintained campground and cultural site known for its striking petroglyphs and interpretive visitor center. Campsites are grassy, shaded by large trees along a creek, with clean restrooms and family-friendly features; fishing and short hikes are commonly enjoyed. The short interpretive trails make the rock art accessible—bring patience to view some weathered panels—and the setting is peaceful and wildlife-rich. Expect warm conditions in mid-summer; many visitors find the site especially pleasant in early and late season. Staff and facilities are generally described as friendly and informative.
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- Back-In
Facilities
- Playground
Setting
- Mountains
- River
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- Bathrooms
- Big Rig
- Biking
- Desolate
- Destination
- Dirt
- Dogs
- Family Friendly
- Firepits
- First Come First Served
- Fishing
- Grass
- Group
- Hiking
- Historic
- Horse Camp
- Horseback Riding
- Hunting
- Motorcycle
- Mountain Biking
- Off-road
- Off-Roading
- Park
- Pets
- Primitive
- Public Park
- Public Parking
- Pull-In
- Pull-thru
- Remote
- Rural
- Scenic
- Shade
- Skiing
- State Park
- Swimming
- Tents
- Tourist
- Trails
- Trees
- Walking Trail
- Water
- Wildlife
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Location
- Address
- 4800 Co Rd 52, Hyattville, WY 82428
- GPS
- 44.2821° N, 107.5387° W
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