Shoshoni sits at the crossroads of Wyoming adventure with 17 RV parks within reach. The town serves as a gateway to Boysen State Park's 19,000 acres of water and wilderness. Campers here wake to views of the Wind River Canyon and easy access to world-class fishing.
Shoshoni thrives on its location where the Wind River meets the Big Horn Basin. The town's history runs deep with the Oregon Trail passing nearby and the old gold mining town of Atlantic City just an hour away. Outdoor enthusiasts flock here for Boysen State Park's reservoir, which offers boating, swimming, and some of the best walleye fishing in Wyoming.
RV travelers find their perfect base camp among Shoshoni's 17 parks. Cross Roads RV Park provides full hookups and a central location for $47 a night. Budget-conscious campers can stay at B&K Shoreline Stop with its dump station and water hookups. Those seeking nature can pitch their tents at Tough Creek Campground or Poison Creek Campground, both pet-friendly with drinking water and scenic views of the reservoir.
Shoshoni is known as the gateway to Boysen State Park and the Wind River Canyon. The town sits at the junction of highways leading to Thermopolis' hot springs and the Oregon Trail historic sites. Visitors come for outdoor recreation and the small-town Western charm that has remained unchanged for decades.
Seventeen RV parks operate within easy driving distance of Shoshoni. Cross Roads RV Park offers full hookups in town for $47 nightly. For waterfront camping, try Boysen State Park or Poison Creek Campground with sites from $18.25. B&K Shoreline Stop provides basic amenities including a dump station and water hookups.
Many RV parks in Shoshoni welcome pets, including Tough Creek Campground and Poison Creek Campground. Both state park campgrounds allow dogs on leashes and provide drinking water access. Always check specific park rules as some may have breed restrictions or require proof of vaccinations. Most private parks like Cross Roads RV Park also accommodate pets for an additional fee.
