Wyoming / Sublette County

Blucher Creek Campground

Open — The campground is typically inaccessible during winter months due to snow. Access requires traveling along the Continental Divide Snowmachine Trail. First-come, first-served with no reservations. 14-day stay limit.

About

Blucher Creek Campground is a remote Bureau of Land Management campground located in the Continental Divide area of Sublette County, Wyoming. Situated 74 miles from Rock Springs and 70 miles from Lander, this free campground operates on a first-come, first-served basis with no reservations required. The campground features 7 drive-up campsites connected by graded dirt pathways, with accessible picnic tables at each site and accessible fire rings with grill attachments at three sites. A single accessible vault toilet serves the campground, and a warming hut with a wood-burning stove provides shelter, though it has a step at the entrance. Tree coverage provides natural shade throughout the sites. Campers must bring their own water as none is available on-site, and cell phone reception is not available. The campground is accessed via County Road 5-13/Continental Divide Road and BLM roads, with the final approach along the Continental Divide Snowmachine Trail. Nearby Sweetwater Bridge and Sweetwater Guard Station campgrounds offer similar features. The 14-day stay limit applies to all campers.

Directions

From State Highway 28, turn north onto County Road 5-13/Continental Divide Road and continue for 15 miles. Turn east onto BLM Road 4105/Sweetwater Gap Ranch Road for 3.3 miles, then take a left west onto BLM 4110/Blucher Creek Road for 4 miles. Turn east onto Continental Divide Snowmachine Trail (designated by orange diamond markers with CD in the center). Campsites are to the north for 0.75 miles.

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