Wyoming State Parks
Wyoming State Parks, Historic Sites & Trails, run by Wyoming Department of State Parks & Cultural Resources — Division of State Parks, Historic Sites & Trails (SPHST), has 11 state parks, 1 recreation area, 24 historic sites, 1 park unit in this directory. 11 units offer camping and 0 allow dogs under park rules. 1 park require a day-use reservation at least some of the time.
The state reports 40 units (source); counts differ when the state includes or excludes areas such as trails, boat launches or undeveloped land. See coverage notes.
Current alerts 33 parks
Fees, passes and reservations
Entrance fees and passes
Parks: per vehicle per day ($7 resident / $12 non-resident).
- Annual Day Use Pass (resident) — $48 first vehicle ($42 early-bird Dec 1–Feb 15); $24 additional vehicle. Day-use fees at Wyoming state parks and historic sites for the calendar year, one vehicle Details
- Annual Day Use Pass (non-resident) — $96 first vehicle ($89 Dec 1–Feb 15); $48 additional vehicle. Day-use fees for the calendar year, one vehicle Details
- Annual Camping Pass (residents only) — $89.60 first vehicle; $44.80 additional vehicle. Camping fees only (does not cover day use) Details
- Wyoming Resident Veterans Lifetime Pass — Free (eligibility: Wyoming resident veteran, 50%+ service-connected disability). Free day use and camping for life Details
Browse Wyoming parks by activity
Camping 11Cabins and lodging 7Swimming 10Fishing 14Boating and paddling 10Hiking 18Historic sites 30Beaches 7Horseback riding 11
All 37 parks and units
Listed by designation. Fees shown are the main entrance fee where the park posts one.
State parks (11)
Recreation areas (1)
Historic sites (24)
Other park units (1)
Coverage notes
Inventory source: Wyoming State Parks list + Wyoming Historic Sites list (Joomla article pages). We re-check it weekly and keep renamed, merged and closed parks traceable.
Not included: LX Bar Ranch State Historic Site (Listed as '(No public access)'); Platte River Crossing State Historic Site (Listed as '(No public access)'); State Trails Program (snowmobile/OHV trails) (Trail programs, not listed as park units).
Statewide information last reviewed Oct 29, 2026.