Honeycomb Buttes WSA

Honeycomb Buttes WSA offers a truly unique escape for those seeking to immerse themselves in Wyoming’s rugged, untamed wilderness. This expansive area is renowned for its dramatic badlands topography, characterized by vibrant, multi-colored bluffs and intricately carved canyons. Visitors can explore a landscape rich in geological history, where the ground is often scattered with fascinating remnants of petrified wood and fossilized turtle shells.

As a primitive, backcountry destination managed by the BLM, this site is best suited for experienced campers and adventurers who are self-sufficient. There are no hookups or modern facilities available, though the area is ADA accessible. Because the terrain is rugged and undeveloped, it is ideal for tent campers looking for solitude and an authentic wilderness experience away from the crowds of traditional campgrounds.

Whether you are a photographer, geologist, or simply someone who appreciates the quiet majesty of the Rocky Mountain region, Honeycomb Buttes provides an outstanding backdrop for primitive camping. This free, year-round site invites you to disconnect and explore the twisted, contorted erosional features that make this one of the most visually striking landscapes in the state.