Wyoming

[adelmoll]

After spending quite a bit of time at the State Parks in Colorado with full hook ups and beautiful view from our front yard, we have now moved to Wyoming.** Not one of their State Parks have any hook-ups and there is nothing on the horizon as they want to keep them all natural.*** I guess they have the right to do so but it sure dissapoints us.** We are now in a $43.00 per day KOA in Cheyenne without any view for the holiday weekend.

Helen

[JimF]

Sounds about right. Years ago (we are talking mid 80's) we traveled out west a lot and found that many of the little cites along the rural roads had free camping spots in the little city parks. Full hookup at that. We traveled from North Dakota down to Oklahoma then back up to Montana, Wyoming, Utah, etc., never got on an interstate and only paid for camping one time in about 10 months. Stay in the park, have breakfast at the local cafe, chit chat with the local folks then be on our way. Was some real nice traveling. Met a lot of wonderful, helpful folks and saw some great country. Don't know if that happens and longer, have never done that again. Might try it later in the year.

[Montana Sky]

I remember that KOA, stayed there back in 2006...cant remember a night that the wind did not stop blowing. Enjoy...

[Wifeofdano]

Bill & Helen,
My mom lives in Cheyenne!
Wish I was there with you!
She could probably give you
tips on where to eat!
Lisa

[sreigle]

Back in 2003 we day tripped from south of Denver to Cheyenne. We stopped and asked a local the best local place for lunch. They pointed us to a place we never would have ventured into on our own. But the lunch was excellent and the local color and conversation priceless. The name of the place is The Luxury Diner.