Twin Buttes WSA

Twin Buttes WSA offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the rugged, untamed beauty of Wyoming’s high desert. Spanning over 8,000 acres, the landscape is defined by dramatic, highly eroded badlands punctuated by scattered juniper, sagebrush, and native grasses. The iconic Twin Buttes themselves serve as striking landmarks, providing a sense of scale and solitude that is increasingly rare to find in modern travel.

This is a primitive, fee-free camping destination managed by the BLM, making it an ideal choice for self-sufficient adventurers. While the site lacks traditional campground hookups, it remains accessible year-round for those seeking a true backcountry experience. Notably, certain sections of the boundary routes are ADA accessible, ensuring that the breathtaking views of the badlands are open to a wider range of visitors.

Because this is a primitive area, it is best suited for experienced tent campers and those who enjoy off-the-grid exploration. Whether you are looking to hike through unique geological formations or enjoy the quiet serenity of the Rocky Mountain region, Twin Buttes provides a blank canvas for an authentic, unconfined outdoor adventure.