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An easy interstate stopover that earns a longer look. It's plain-spoken and practical, built for travelers crossing three states, with wide-open eastern Wyoming sky that makes it a genuine stargazing spot once the road noise fades.
Pine Bluffs RV Park sits just off I-80 at the Wyoming-Nebraska line, where three states meet. It’s a plain-spoken interstate stop with room to maneuver a big rig, and once the road noise fades the eastern Wyoming sky puts on a show. Arriving from Cheyenne, take exit 401; from Nebraska, exit 1.
Sites are full hookup with 20, 30, and 50-amp service in back-in layouts, and the park is built for large rigs. A dump station, restrooms, showers, and Wi-Fi cover the essentials. Each site includes parking for 2 vehicles, with extras by the office for a small daily fee. The park is pet-friendly with an unfenced dog walk at the far end. It’s RV sites only, no cabins. For the local field, see RV parks near Pine Bluffs.
In town, Our Lady of Peace Shrine is open around the clock, the Texas Trail Museum runs May through September, and Pine Bluffs Distilling pours in the evening. Cheyenne is 40 minutes west for a bigger supply run; Vedauwoo and Medicine Bow are farther on for granite and trails.
Plenty of people who stop for a night stay a month, especially crews working the region. Long-term RV parks near Pine Bluffs covers monthly rates. If you’re heading toward the big parks, the national parks and forests of Wyoming is the planning read, and Yellowstone RV camping covers the far end of that drive.
Pine Bluffs RV Park sits just off Interstate 80 at the Wyoming-Nebraska border, a stone's throw from the Wyoming, Colorado, and Nebraska corners.
Pine Bluffs runs full-hookup RV sites with 20, 30, and 50-amp service in back-in layouts, and the park is big-rig friendly with room to maneuver. A dump station, restrooms, showers, and WiFi cover the essentials for an overnight or a longer base. The park is pet-friendly with an unfenced dog walk area at the far end. This is an RV-site park, no cabins. Overnight rates start at $40, monthly at $500.
Right in town, Our Lady of Peace Shrine stands open 24 hours, and the Texas Trail Museum runs seasonally from May through September. Pine Bluffs Distilling pours nearby for an evening stop. West toward Laramie, Vedauwoo Recreation Area draws climbers and hikers to its granite domes, and Medicine Bow National Forest opens up year-round recreation. Cheyenne sits along I-80 for a bigger supply run, dining, and city stops. The tri-state corner puts Colorado and Nebraska within easy reach too.
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20-Amp
30-Amp
50-Amp
Back-In Sites
Big Rig Friendly
Dump Station
Full Hookup
Pet-Friendly
Picnic Tables
Restrooms
Showers
WiFi
RV Camping
Stargazing
20-Amp
30-Amp
50-Amp
Back-In Sites
Big Rig Friendly
Dump Station
Full Hookup
Pet-Friendly
Picnic Tables
Restrooms
Showers
WiFi
RV Camping
Stargazing
Guests arriving from Cheyenne should take Exit 401. Guests arriving from Nebraska should take Exit 1. The campground is located at 10 Paintbrush Road, Pine Bluffs, Wyoming 82082.
Guests arriving from Cheyenne should take Exit 401. Guests arriving from Nebraska should take Exit 1. The campground is located at 10 Paintbrush Road, Pine Bluffs, Wyoming 82082.
