Western Hills Campground - Rawlins, WY - RV Parks

Log Cabins - which sleep up to six people
Level, 24' x 80' Pull-Thrus
30 and 50 amp Service
Full Hookups with 35 Cable Channels
Instant Phones upon Arrival
Electric Only Sites
Free WiFi
Large Grassy Tenting Area
No Hookup Sites
20'x32' Pavilion w/ Built in BBQ - Great
for Large Groups or Family Reunions
New Grassy Pet Play Pens
Fire Pits - for Roasting Marshmallows
or Hot Dogs





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Try These Fascinating Day Tours

The Oregon Trail Loop encompassing Sinclair and its fine museum, Seminoe State Park with great boating, fishing, water sports opportunities, and sand dunes. The Miracle Mile blue-ribbon trout stream, Independence Rock, Devil's Gate, the Mormon Handcart Visitor's Center, the Great Divide Basin, the Red Desert and Rawlins. Along the way you'll encounter portions of the Oregon and Mormon Trails.

The Outlaw Trail Loop, starting west of Rawlins to Creston Junction, south across the Overland Trail, the scenic and historic Little Snake River Valley, the community of Baggs, the Savery Museum, Aspen Alley and its impressive aspen forest, the Sierra Madre country and Battle Lake (where Thomas Edison found inspiration for the filament), Encampment and Riverside and the fine Grand Encampment Museum and mining town. You'll finish in beautiful Saratoga, stop by the Fort Steele Historic Site, and finish back in Rawlins.

The Snowy Range Loop, in the summertime, passing through Saratoga and along the North Platte River, and heading up past Ryan Park, into the high Snowy Range with beautiful Lake Marie and the Libby Flats observation site. Laramie, the dinosaur graveyard at Como Bluffs, Medicine Bow, and the historic Virginian Hotel (where Owen Wister sited the first western novel, "The Virginian"), the Shirley Basin, the wind farm at Arlington, and Hanna, with its monument to fallen miners.