Stay Close to It All


Find a place to stay in Wind River Country that puts you close to what you came to do. From casino hotels and historic lodges to dude ranches and campgrounds near the Wind River Range, there are options for every kind of trip. Whether you’re here for a weekend or a longer stay, the right home base makes it easy to explore the region and spend more time here.

Where to Stay: Local Picks & Stories

Find ideas for where to stay in Wind River Country, from dude ranch vacations to distinctive lodging across the region. These stories offer practical tips and local insight to help you choose a place that fits your trip.

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See where people stay and how they spend time across Wind River Country, from scenic lodging to everyday moments around the region. Follow along and share your own experience by tagging @windrivercountry.

Wondering what kind of personality Wyoming has? This sums it up. 🤠 Photo: David Rule #ThatsWY #WindRiverCountry #Wyoming
“Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower.” -Albert Camus Photo: Scott Copeland #WindRiverCountry #Wyoming #ThatsWY
Fall was made for fly-fishing in Wind River Country. Photo: Davis Clem #WindRiverCountry #Wyoming #ThatsWY
If you're looking for authentic Wyoming charm, make your way to Dubois. 🏔️ Surrounded by the Wind River and Absaroka Mountains, this small town is packed with history, outdoor adventure and incredible views. While you're here, stop by the National Bighorn Sheep Center and the National Museum of Military Vehicles and enjoy easy access to Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks. Learn more in our bio. Photo: Brady McLean #WindRiverCountry #Wyoming #ThatsWY #Dubois #DuboisWY
We love fall colors...who else is ready? Photo: Scott Copeland #WindRiverCountry #Wyoming #ThatsWY
Sometimes all you need is a change of scenery. 🌄 Wind River Country is waiting. Photo: Davis Clem #WindRiverCountry #Wyoming #ThatsWY
"The landscape of the American West has to be seen to be believed and has to be believed to be seen." - N. Scott Momaday #WindRiverCountry #Wyoming #ThatsWY Photo: Wind River Country, Brady McLean