Haskins Creek Campground

Closed — Closed for winter. The campground operates seasonally, typically closing in fall due to snow at the 8,950-foot elevation and reopening in late spring or early summer depending on snowmelt and road conditions.

About

Haskins Creek Campground is a developed Forest Service campground situated in the Medicine Bow National Forest at approximately 8,950 feet elevation. Located about 15 miles west of Encampment, Wyoming on Highway 70, this campground provides a remote mountain camping experience along Haskins Creek in the scenic Park Range area. The campground sits within the vast Medicine Bow National Forest, which spans over 1 million acres of southeastern Wyoming. This area offers diverse recreational opportunities including hiking, fishing, wildlife viewing, and hunting. The high elevation location provides cooler summer temperatures but also means the campground operates seasonally due to winter snow and road conditions. Like most developed campgrounds in Medicine Bow National Forest, facilities are typically rustic without electric, water, or sewer hookups. The campground's remote location and proximity to Haskins Creek make it appealing to campers seeking a quieter, more secluded forest experience away from more heavily visited areas of the national forest.

Directions

Located approximately 15 miles west of Encampment, Wyoming on Highway 70.

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