Buford, Wyoming, pulls rock climbers to Vedauwoo Recreation Area's towering granite boulders. Eleven RV parks cluster nearby in Medicine Bow National Forest. Base your rig here for instant access to bouldering classics and endless hiking trails.
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Buford clings to Interstate 80 in Albany County, once America's tiniest town with a single resident manning a trading post. Climbers swarm Vedauwoo, five miles east, scaling problems on Hermosa and Turtle Rocks. Hikers trace paths through aspen groves in the Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest, while drivers note the historic Lincoln Highway alignment snaking past.
RV campers settle into Vedauwoo Campground, where big rigs grab water hookups for $11 to $20 nightly and pets roam free. Groups claim Logan Ranch Campground's dedicated sites with campfires for $50 a night. Pet lovers pick dispersed spots like Pole Mountain Area or Lodge Pole, both fire-friendly and dog-welcoming amid forest solitude.
Buford earned fame as America's smallest town with one resident in 2012. Climbers target Vedauwoo Recreation Area's granite boulders just minutes east on Interstate 80. The spot anchors Albany County's wild edge, linking Laramie to raw forest trails and historic Lincoln Highway remnants. RV bases here launch daily adventures into boulder fields and aspen hikes.
Eleven RV parks surround Buford, including Vedauwoo Campground and Logan Ranch Campground. Vedauwoo provides water hookups and big rig spots in Medicine Bow National Forest. Logan Ranch suits groups with campfires; dispersed options like Pole Mountain offer pet-friendly forest camping nearby.
Yes, five of 11 parks welcome pets. Vedauwoo Campground, Logan Ranch, and dispersed sites like Pole Mountain and Lodge Pole all allow dogs. Leash rules apply in Medicine Bow National Forest; these spots blend pet access with campfires and trails right outside your door.