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8 campsites
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Year-round
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42.6989, -103.5764
Horse campers are the primary audience here. The corral system with 15 paddocks and a round pen is the whole draw, and the Boots & Saddle and Trooper Trail loops start right from camp. Trout anglers with flyrods have also done well on the Middle Fork. Summer midweek is the move b
Barbed wire and cattle complicate land access beyond camp boundaries, and phone maps have misled at least one reviewer into a dead end. No hookups, no showers, hand-pump water only. Tick repellent is mandatory. If you need more than vault toilets and basic sites, this setup will
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Best season: summer. Summer is the best time to visit Soldier Creek for reliably warm, dry weather and full trail access — expect daytime highs typically in the mid-70s to mid-80s°F and cool nights in the mid-40s to mid-50s. This is prime season for long hikes and multi-hour horseback rides on the Boots & Saddle Trail and other routes linking into Fort Robinson, with corrals and the round pen available for equestrian use. Weekend crowding at the small eight-site campground can increase in July, so plan midweek trips Peak months: July, June, September, August Avoid: December, January, February
Overview: 'Summer is the best time' with warm, dry weather and full trail access.
Eight sites with picnic tables and fire rings; hand-pump well provides drinking water; vault toilets and garbage cans are provided. A large 15-paddock corral system with a round pen is available; livestock feed is not available, certified weed-free hay is required, and stock water must be hauled from nearby creeks or the hand pump.
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