Boswell Creek Campground

Closed — Closed for the season due to winter conditions. The campground typically operates during summer months when snow has cleared and forest roads are accessible.

About

Boswell Creek Campground is a small, developed Forest Service campground located in the Medicine Bow National Forest in Albany County, Wyoming. Positioned along Boswell Creek near Wyoming Highway 230, the campground serves as a base for exploring the Snowy Range area and surrounding wilderness. The Medicine Bow National Forest encompasses over 1 million acres of mountain peaks, alpine lakes, and forested valleys in southeast Wyoming. The campground is situated in an area that provides access to various recreational opportunities including hiking, fishing, and wildlife viewing. The region is known for its moose population and pristine mountain scenery. The Brush Creek/Hayden Ranger District manages this area and can provide information on trail conditions and recreation opportunities. Like most campgrounds in the Medicine Bow National Forest, Boswell Creek operates seasonally due to heavy winter snowfall and road closures that typically occur from late fall through late spring. The Snowy Range area is characterized by high elevation terrain and extended winter conditions.

Directions

From Laramie, travel 38 miles southwest on Highway 230, then 3 miles east on NFSR 526.

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