Fall Camping in Wyoming
Discover the best fall camping across Wyoming. Embrace the magic of autumn camping. Vibrant foliage, crisp air, and campfire nights under the stars.
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Shell Creek
Brilliant gold aspens blanket the Bighorn Mountains surrounding this 7,500-foot refuge, where cooler September temperatures draw fewer visitors and create prime conditions for landing brook trout in the rushing creek.
South Fork (Wyoming)
Brilliant aspen groves blaze gold against the Bighorn peaks throughout September and October, while the babbling creek and empty campsites create a serene escape from summer's bustle.
Green River Lakes - Bridger-Teton Nf (Wy)
Brilliant aspens blanket the mountainsides in gold while cooler September temperatures transform the trails around Square Top Mountain into quiet corridors where elk bugle echoes across empty valleys.
About Fall Camping in Wyoming
Fall camping Wyoming offers some of the most spectacular autumn experiences in the American West, where golden aspens blanket mountain slopes and crisp air signals the arrival of elk rutting season. From the granite spires of the Bighorn Mountains to the wilderness lakes of the Wind River Range, Wyoming's diverse landscapes transform into a photographer's paradise each September and October.
Best Time
Peak fall camping in Wyoming spans mid-September through mid-October, when aspen groves reach maximum color intensity and wildlife activity peaks during elk and moose rutting seasons. Early September still carries summer warmth with daytime temperatures in the 60s-70s°F, making it ideal for families and those seeking comfortable camping conditions alongside emerging fall colors.
Season Highlights
- Stunning fall foliage
- Cooler, comfortable temperatures
- Fewer crowds and quiet sites
- Perfect campfire weather
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Tips & Recommendations
- 1Layer your clothing system extensively for Wyoming fall camping—temperatures can swing 40-50 degrees between midday sun and predawn chill, requiring everything from t-shirts to insulated jackets within 24 hours.
- 2Invest in a quality four-season sleeping bag rated to at least 15°F, as September nights regularly drop below freezing at elevations above 8,000 feet.
- 3Bring a reliable camp stove since campfire restrictions may be in effect during dry autumns, and dead wood becomes scarce as the season progresses.
- 4Bear-proof food storage is mandatory at most Wyoming campgrounds—use provided bear boxes or bring approved containers, as black bears actively forage before hibernation.
Fall Camping in Wyoming FAQ
We've ranked 20+ fall campgrounds in Wyoming based on foliage, weather, and reviews. Top options feature stunning autumn colors and comfortable temperatures.
Fall foliage in Wyoming typically peaks during September through November, though timing varies by elevation and latitude. Check local foliage reports for optimal timing.
Wyoming offers excellent fall camping with colorful foliage, mild temperatures, and fewer crowds than summer. Many campgrounds have special fall activities and harvest-season events.
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