The Vibe
Clean and relaxed, built as a comfortable stopover and a launch point. The pool, mini golf, and dog park keep things easy on-site, while wide Wyoming skies and birdwatching give the place an open, unhurried feel.
Cheyenne RV Resort sits a third of a mile up Hutchins Drive off I-80, minutes from downtown Cheyenne with the high plains on every side. It’s a clean, relaxed park that works as a one-night stop on the interstate and holds up for a week: pool, mini golf, a dog park, and a lot of sky.
RV sites are full hookup and pull-through, so setup is quick, with ADA-accessible options. Tent camping is limited to sites T01 through T11, each with water and electric. Cabins cover anyone who’d rather not tow (pet-friendly cabins carry a small fee; RV and tent sites have none). The office is closed Sunday and Monday, so route arrivals through the call center those days. For a look at the area, see RV parks near Cheyenne.
Downtown has the Frontier Days Old West Museum, the Depot Museum, the Wyoming State Museum, and the Botanic Gardens. Terry Bison Ranch runs tram tours south of town. Medicine Bow National Forest is west when you want bigger country, and our Cheyenne guide covers the rest, Frontier Days included.
Monthly guests are a steady part of the park, and long-term RV parks near Cheyenne lays out rates and how extended stays work. On hot afternoons, swimming and water fun near Cheyenne has the reservoirs and pools within reach. Heading north from here? Wyoming’s national parks and forests maps the drive.
Cheyenne RV Resort is an easy-access basecamp off I-80 in Cheyenne, WY, a third of a mile up Hutchins Drive with the high plains all around.
Cheyenne runs full-hookup, pull-through RV sites that make a quick I-80 overnight painless, with ADA-accessible options on-site. Tent campers get designated sites T01 through T11, each with water and electric. Cabins and lodging round out the stay types for travelers who'd rather not tow. An on-site dog park, pool, and mini golf come with the grounds. Pet-friendly cabins carry a $5 pet fee, while RV and tent sites have none. Overnight rates start at $29.10, monthly at $550.
You're minutes from downtown Cheyenne off I-80. The Cheyenne Frontier Days Old West Museum and the Cheyenne Depot Museum cover the city's railroad and rodeo history, and the Wyoming State Museum is close for a fuller picture of the state. The Cheyenne Botanic Gardens make a calm stop, while Terry Bison Ranch south of town offers bison tram tours and a working-ranch feel. Medicine Bow National Forest lies west for bigger country, and downtown covers dining and supplies.
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ADA Accessible
Basketball
Dog Park
Dump Station
Firewood Sales
Full Hookup
Mini Golf
Pavilion
Picnic Tables
Playground
Propane Sales
Pull-Through Sites
Swimming pool
WiFi
Basketball
Birdwatching
Horseshoes
Mini Golf
Playground
Rental Bikes
Swimming
ADA Accessible
Basketball
Dog Park
Dump Station
Firewood Sales
Full Hookup
Mini Golf
Pavilion
Picnic Tables
Playground
Propane Sales
Pull-Through Sites
Swimming pool
WiFi
Basketball
Birdwatching
Horseshoes
Mini Golf
Playground
Rental Bikes
Swimming
On-Site Businesses
From I-80 westbound: Take Exit 367, turn right onto Frontage Road/Campstool Road, and then turn right on Hutchins Drive (just after Best Western). The resort is about one-third of a mile up on the left. From I-80 eastbound: Take Exit 367, turn left onto Frontage Road/Campstool Road, go under the overpass, and then turn right on Hutchins Drive (just after Best Western). The resort is about one-third of a mile up on the left.
