Lingle, Wyoming, draws RV travelers to its quiet riverside perch along the Laramie River, gateway to Fort Laramie National Historic Site. Four parks offer spots from $29/night amid pioneer history and open plains. Camp here to trace Oregon Trail ruts, fish local waters, and escape crowds.
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Lingle nestles on Wyoming Highway 26 in Niobrara County, population under 500. Farmers till fertile fields fed by the Lingle-Fort Laramie Irrigation Project since 1900. Drive ten miles north to Fort Laramie National Historic Site; explore ruts carved by wagon trains at Guernsey State Park, just twenty minutes west. Locals celebrate with the annual Niobrara County Fair in August, complete with rodeo and parades.
Pony Soldier RV Park fits road warriors who need WiFi, 50-amp power, and showers after long drives. Brett’s RV Park delivers dump stations, sewer hookups, and water for boondockers topping off tanks. Westfield welcomes families and pets with showers, dump station, and sewer connections. These four parks hug town edges, launching pads for day trips to reservoirs and historic trails.
Lingle stands out for its role in Wyoming's irrigation history and proximity to Fort Laramie National Historic Site. The town supports farming via the Lingle-Fort Laramie Irrigation Project, channeling Laramie River water since 1900. Visitors flock to explore pioneer forts ten miles north and Oregon Trail ruts at Guernsey State Park, twenty minutes away. Summer brings the Niobrara County Fair with rodeos.
Four RV parks cluster near Lingle: Pony Soldier RV Park, Brett’s RV Park, and Westfield. Pony Soldier sits on town edges with WiFi, 50-amp, and showers from $29/night. Brett’s offers dump station, sewer, and water hookups; Westfield adds pet-friendly sites, showers, and sewer. All position close to Highway 26 for easy access.
Yes, Westfield welcomes pets with showers, dump station, and sewer hookups. This park suits traveling companions on leashes amid Lingle's open spaces. Pair pet walks along the Laramie River with nearby trails at Guernsey State Park; three other parks focus more on hookups without noted pet policies.
