Kaycee, Wyoming, draws RV campers to the Powder River's banks and the legendary Hole-in-the-Wall outlaw hideout. Six parks in our directory start at $19 a night and put you steps from Wild West trails and trout streams. Base your rig here to ride horses at the VC Ranch or hike petroglyphs at Castle Gardens.
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Kaycee hugs the Powder River in Johnson County. Cowboys and outlaws shaped its past; Butch Cassidy holed up at nearby Hole-in-the-Wall, thirty miles west over rugged red cliffs. Explore cowboy relics at the Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum on Main Street. Fish the river for rainbows, or drive the Bighorn Scenic Byway to spot pronghorn herds.
Doyle Campground fits budget boondockers at $19 a night with river access. KC RV Park delivers WiFi for remote workers at $37. Powder River Campground & Cabins suits families with laundry, showers, and 50-amp hookups from $31. Outlaw Cave Campground attracts history buffs seeking primitive sites. Middle Fork Powder River draws anglers to its namesake stream.
Kaycee gained fame as a gateway to the Hole-in-the-Wall outlaw hideout. Butch Cassidy and his gang hid in its red sandstone canyons thirty miles west. The town preserves this Wild West lore at the Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum, plus cowboy poetry gatherings each summer draw fans from across Wyoming.
Find six RV parks near Kaycee: Doyle Campground, KC RV Park, Powder River Campground & Cabins, Outlaw Cave Campground, and Middle Fork Powder River. Most cluster along Highway 87 by the Powder River; Powder River Campground offers WiFi, laundry, showers, and 50-amp sites. Doyle starts cheapest at $19/night.
Yes, most RV parks in Kaycee welcome pets. Doyle Campground and Powder River Campground & Cabins allow dogs on leashes; check Outlaw Cave for restrictions. Trails along the Powder River provide easy walks, but pack waste bags to keep sites clean amid Wyoming's open range.
