Seminoe State Park North Red Hills Campground

Open — Open year-round. Reservations available through Wyoming State Parks at 1-877-996-7275. Drinking water is only available during summer months; campers should bring their own water during winter.

About

North Red Hills Campground is located at Seminoe State Park along the northwest shore of Seminoe Reservoir, a 21-mile-long lake fed by the North Platte River and Medicine Bow River. The campground features 30 improved campsites with gravel pads, fire rings, and picnic tables, and 13 sites include electrical hookups. Modern comfort stations with restrooms are available, and drinking water is provided during the summer months. Seminoe Reservoir is known for excellent trout and walleye fishing, and the North Red Hills area includes a boat ramp for easy water access. The park offers the full range of water-based activities including boating, swimming, and paddleboarding. Beach areas are available throughout the park for day use. The campground's location provides scenic water views in a remote south-central Wyoming setting. The park is accessed via 31 miles of gravel road from the highway, making it a more secluded destination. All campsites can accommodate both RVs and tent campers, with gravel pads suitable for various camping setups. A dump station is available for RV users.

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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