Guernsey State Park is a 6,000 acre state park surrounding Guernsey Reservoir that provides a variety of water recreation, day use and …
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2024年8月19日
Really nice and clean state park. Plenty of trails. If your mountain bike this would be a great place. Nice water fall at the top of one of the trails which you can swim in. Do not remember what … Pdonatyandkids的完整评论
2024年7月16日
The campsites were close together and crowded. The only level place to put out tent was on gravel. There was no water available near the campsite. The majority of the campers we saw were in RVs. Dan K的完整评论
2024年7月5日
This review is of the Cliff Hanger Trail which is accessed from the Volin trail head located on the North west side of Crystal reservoir. This is an intermediate level hike with awe inspiring views!… Cat4069的完整评论
I do not remember designated bike lanes, but depending on the volume of cars present, there are several paved roads within the park that pass by lakes and would make for enjoyable biking.
Do you have to bring fire wood or can you gather branches around your campsite
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You should bring your own firewood. Most of the branches are gone. To help preserve the park for future guests, it is best for people to bring their own bundles of wood, so they do not …
You should bring your own firewood. Most of the branches are gone. To help preserve the park for future guests, it is best for people to bring their own bundles of wood, so they do not resort to cutting down local campground trees or burning fence posts.
Do you have to make camping reservations online, or can you just take your chances and stop in? Also how much is camping per night?
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From the Wyoming State Parks, Curt Gowdy State Park website: "There are a total of 169 campsites; 90 reservation only sites and 69 first-come, first-serve campsites. Many of the …
From the Wyoming State Parks, Curt Gowdy State Park website: "There are a total of 169 campsites; 90 reservation only sites and 69 first-come, first-serve campsites. Many of the first-come, first-serve sites are suitable for tents. All sites are first-come, first-serve from September 30 to May 1st. Beginning May 1st, sites can be reserved online (wyo-park) or by calling 1-877-996-7275." Camping fees are $10 resident per night, $17 non-resident per night, and electric is an additional $5.
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