Corral Creek Campground

Corral Creek Campground offers a quintessential Rocky Mountain escape for those who appreciate the raw beauty of the Wyoming wilderness. Situated at an elevation of 7,188 feet, this primitive BLM site is perfectly positioned near the North Platte River, providing exceptional access for anglers and those looking to float the river. The surrounding landscape is a vibrant mix of juniper, sagebrush, and grasses, creating a natural habitat where visitors can frequently spot bighorn sheep, pronghorn, and even bald eagles.

This quiet, intimate campground features six individual sites, each equipped with a picnic table and a fire ring or grill. Facilities are basic, consisting of vault toilets and day-use parking, making it an ideal choice for tent campers and car campers who prefer a minimalist outdoor experience. A convenient foot trail leads directly from the campground to the water, perfect for wade fishing along the river banks.

Because this is a primitive site without hookups, it is best suited for self-sufficient campers looking to disconnect and enjoy the serenity of nature. The area is open year-round, inviting visitors to experience the changing seasons of the high desert landscape in a peaceful, secluded setting.