Meeteetse lures RV travelers with dinosaur bones unearthed nearby and natural hot springs just outside town. Park your rig at one of 8 local spots to chase fossils at the Museum of the Bighorn Basin. This ranching hub launches you into Shoshone National Forest hikes and Greybull River fishing.
Meeteetse anchors the Bighorn Basin with a proud paleontology legacy. The Museum of the Bighorn Basin exhibits dinosaur skeletons dug from local badlands in the 1980s. Anglers wade the Greybull River for trout. Hikers climb Absaroka Mountain trails from town. Rodeos fire up Main Street each summer, drawing Wyoming crowds.
Meeteetse RV Park fits families and remote workers with WiFi; rates start at $49 per night. Budget campers grab Oasis RV Park spots with water hookups from $36 nightly. Large groups book Wood River or Jack Creek Campground sites; Jack Creek supplies drinking water too. Nature purists pitch tents at primitive Brown Mountain Campground amid forest views.
Meeteetse earns fame from dinosaur fossils discovered in nearby badlands during the 1980s. The Museum of the Bighorn Basin displays these rare finds, including full skeletons. Paleontologists flock here, blending small-town charm with prehistoric wonders in the Bighorn Basin shadow.
Eight RV parks dot the Meeteetse area, including Meeteetse RV Park and Oasis RV Park. Meeteetse RV Park hugs town limits with WiFi from $49/night. Oasis RV Park edges the Greybull River with water hookups starting at $36; others like Wood River suit groups nearby.
Oasis RV Park provides water hookups; Meeteetse RV Park adds WiFi. Most spots offer partial amenities like drinking water at Jack Creek Campground. Primitive sites at Brown Mountain skip hookups for forest immersion, so match your rig's needs to each park's setup.
