Seminoe State Park North Red Hills Campground

Open — Open year-round. Sites operate first-come-first-served outside the reservation season. Reservations typically available May 1 through September 30.

About

North Red Hills Campground is one of three campgrounds at Seminoe State Park, located on the northwest shore of Seminoe Reservoir in Carbon County, Wyoming. The park sits approximately 35 miles north of Sinclair in remote south-central Wyoming at the base of the Seminoe Mountains. The campground features 30 improved campsites with gravel pads, picnic tables, and fire rings. Thirteen sites include electric hookups for RVs. All sites can accommodate both RVs and tents. Seminoe Reservoir stretches 21 miles and encompasses 19,000 acres of water, fed by the North Platte River and Medicine Bow River. The reservoir is known for walleye and trout fishing, with annual stocking of rainbow and cutthroat trout. Brown trout are also present. The nearby Miracle Mile stretch of the North Platte River is famous for fly fishing and trophy trout. The campground provides direct access to a boat ramp for launching watercraft. The area features dramatic scenery with surrounding high desert terrain and mountain views. Wildlife viewing opportunities include pronghorn, mule deer, elk, moose, mountain lions, coyotes, bald eagles, and various small game. The Morgan Creek drainage area near the north end of the reservoir serves as winter range for elk and bighorn sheep. The park offers swimming, hiking, and wildlife watching. Ice fishing is popular during winter months when conditions allow.

Directions

From Sinclair, Wyoming, take County Road 351 north for approximately 35 miles to reach Seminoe State Park. The North Red Hills Campground is located within the park, offering access to the Seminoe Reservoir and surrounding recreational areas.

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