TEN SLEEP, Wyoming, sits at the edge of the Bighorn Mountains where sandstone cliffs frame the valley. Seventeen RV parks dot the area, offering everything from horse camps to forest campgrounds. Whether you're climbing world-class limestone or chasing trout in Ten Sleep Creek, these parks put you at the center of adventure.
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The town gets its name from the Native American phrase meaning 'ten sleeps' — the distance to the nearest tribes. Today, climbers from across the globe flock to the limestone walls of Ten Sleep Canyon, where over 400 bolted routes challenge every skill level. The historic downtown features weathered storefronts and the iconic Ten Sleep Mercantile, a century-old general store still serving locals and visitors.
TEN SLEEP is famous for its world-class limestone climbing in Ten Sleep Canyon and its location at the base of the Bighorn Mountains. The town also boasts a rich Western heritage, with the historic Ten Sleep Mercantile serving as a community gathering spot for over a century.
Seventeen RV parks surround TEN SLEEP, including Ten Sleep RV Park with WiFi and full hookups from $43, and Battle Park Horse Camp offering corrals for $1 per night. Bighorn National Forest's Sitting Bull Campground sits 15 minutes away with pet-friendly sites and drinking water for $20-40 nightly.
Yes, Sitting Bull Campground in Bighorn National Forest welcomes pets and provides drinking water for $20-40 per night. Many private parks in the area also allow pets, though policies vary, so call ahead to confirm specific rules and any additional fees.