Fishing Campgrounds in Wyoming

Fishing Campgrounds in Wyoming

Discover the best fishing campgrounds across Wyoming. Wake up to the sound of rushing water and spend your days casting lines in pristine fishing waters. Lake, river, and stream access for every angler.

20+ Campgrounds4.7★ AverageBest: Spring through Fall (April-October)
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Featured Campgrounds

Handpicked destinations that define the region

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Shell Creek
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Shell Creek
Greybull
Bighorn National Forest

Shell Creek rushes past your campsite, offering challenging fly-fishing for brook trout in crystal-clear mountain waters alongside numerous nearby alpine lakes and ponds.

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Wapiti Campground
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4.6
(210)
Wapiti Campground
Cody
Shoshone National Forest

The Shoshone River flows right past your campsite, delivering legendary fly-fishing for rainbow and Yellowstone cutthroat trout that keep anglers returning season after season.

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Green River Lakes - Bridger-Teton Nf (Wy)
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4.7
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Green River Lakes - Bridger-Teton Nf (Wy)
Pinedale
Bridger-Teton National Forest

Lower Green River Lake holds four prized trout species—brook, cutthroat, rainbow, and mackinaw—with evening hours bringing the most productive action in these crystal-clear alpine waters.

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About Fishing Campgrounds in Wyoming

Fishing camping Wyoming offers anglers access to some of the most pristine trout waters in the American West, from the legendary Shoshone River to remote alpine lakes in the Wind River Range. The state's diverse geography creates exceptional fishing opportunities across multiple mountain ranges, with campgrounds positioned along crystal-clear streams, beside high-country lakes, and within minutes of world-class fly-fishing rivers.

Best Time

The prime fishing camping season in Wyoming runs from late June through September, with peak conditions varying by elevation and target species. High-country destinations like Green River Lakes and Brooks Lake Campground typically don't become accessible until late June or early July due to snowpack, but offer excellent fishing through September with cooler temperatures and fewer crowds.

Activity Highlights

  • Direct lake and river access
  • Boat launches and marinas
  • Fish cleaning stations
  • Local fishing guides available

Campground Locations

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Shell Creek
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Wapiti Campground
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Green River Lakes - Bridger-Teton Nf (Wy)
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South Fork (Wyoming)
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Atherton Creek Campground
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Clearwater Campground
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North Tongue
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Wolf Creek Campground
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Brooks Lake Campground
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Hams Fork Campground
11
Fiddlers Lake Campground
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Louis Lake Campground
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Beartooth Lake Campground
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Double Cabin Campground
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Sunlight Rangers Cabin
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Eagle Creek Campground
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Dead Indian Campground
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Pinnacles Campground
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Deer Creek Cabin (Wy)
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Leigh Creek Campground
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Plan Your Trips

Popular Activities

Stream and river fly-fishing for troutAlpine lake fishing for cutthroat and brook troutBackcountry hiking to remote fishing spotsWildlife viewing including moose, elk, and eaglesPhotography of mountain landscapes and wildlifeKayaking and canoeing on mountain lakes

Tips & Recommendations

  • 1Obtain a Wyoming fishing license before your trip, available online or at sporting goods stores, and familiarize yourself with specific regulations for each water body as some streams have special restrictions or catch-and-release requirements.
  • 2Reserve campsites early for popular destinations like Wapiti Campground and Atherton Creek, especially for July and August weekends, as many Wyoming fishing campgrounds fill weeks in advance during peak season.
  • 3Pack layered clothing including warm layers for cold mountain mornings and rain gear for afternoon thunderstorms, which are common in Wyoming's mountains during summer months.
  • 4Bring a quality water filtration system as campground water sources may be limited, and always filter or treat water from streams and lakes.
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Fishing Campgrounds in Wyoming FAQ

We've ranked 20+ fishing campgrounds in Wyoming based on review ratings, lake/river access, and amenities. The top-rated options include campgrounds with boat launches, fish cleaning stations, and proximity to stocked waters.
Yes, Wyoming requires a valid fishing license for most anglers. Check the Wyoming Fish & Wildlife agency for current license requirements, fees, and regulations before your trip.
Spring through Fall (April-October) is typically the best time for fishing camping in Wyoming. Specific peak times vary by fish species and water body—check local fishing reports for current conditions.
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