BUFFALO, Wyoming sits at the foot of the Big Horn Mountains, where the Old West meets outdoor adventure. With 39 RV parks to choose from, campers find a perfect base for exploring the region's rugged trails, historic sites, and wide-open skies.
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This small town of 4,500 people is known for its role in the Johnson County War and as the gateway to the Big Horn Mountains. Main Street's historic buildings house local shops and the Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum, which preserves the area's frontier heritage. The nearby Cloud Peak Skyway Scenic Byway offers some of Wyoming's most dramatic mountain views.
The Indian Campground & RV Park provides full hookups and WiFi for travelers who want convenience near town. Twin Creeks Campground appeals to groups with its spacious sites and dump station. Deer Park Campground, with its scenic setting and reliable WiFi, suits those who want to stay connected while exploring the mountains.
BUFFALO is known for its Old West history, particularly the Johnson County War, and as the gateway to the Big Horn Mountains. The town's historic Main Street and the Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum showcase its frontier past. Outdoor enthusiasts visit for hiking, fishing, and scenic drives through the nearby mountains.
BUFFALO offers 39 RV parks, including Indian Campground & RV Park with full hookups and WiFi, Twin Creeks Campground with group sites and a dump station, and Deer Park Campground with scenic views and WiFi. These parks sit within minutes of downtown and mountain access roads.
Most RV parks in BUFFALO welcome pets, though policies vary by location. Indian Campground & RV Park and Twin Creeks Campground both allow dogs, often with leash requirements and cleanup rules. Check with each park for specific pet fees, breed restrictions, or fenced areas before booking.