Weeping Rock Campground

Perched at an elevation of 6,400 feet in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, Weeping Rock Campground offers a serene and primitive escape along the banks of the Green River. This BLM-managed site is a hidden gem for outdoor enthusiasts looking to get back to basics. The area is particularly renowned for its exceptional fishing, where the restricted motorboat access ensures a peaceful environment for landing trout and kokanee salmon. Beyond the water, the site is situated near significant historic resources, offering a unique glimpse into the past for those who appreciate the cultural heritage of the region.

The campground features 10 primitive sites equipped with picnic tables and barbecue grills, complemented by vault toilets for basic sanitation needs. Because this is a primitive facility, campers should come prepared to be self-sufficient throughout their stay. The surrounding terrain is rugged and beautiful, providing a quintessential Wyoming landscape for those who enjoy tent or car camping.

This campground is best suited for anglers, tent campers, and those seeking a quiet, no-frills outdoor experience. Whether you are looking to spend your days casting a line into the river or simply enjoying the high-mountain air, Weeping Rock provides a scenic and accessible basecamp for year-round exploration.