RV rental Boysen State Park, WY: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

As you might expect, with seclusion comes a lack of certain home comforts. There are four campgrounds with around 234 campsites available for Boysen State Park campers, none of which have electrical, water, or sewer hookups. However, you'll find a water spigot and dump station for motorhome campers to dispose of their waste. There aren’t any public showers, but the campsites offer big-rig access and pull-through sites. Vault toilets are also available. If you need Wi-Fi, you’re out of luck, but most cell phone providers have service in the area. If your service is poor and you need access to a phone, the park has public phones available for its visitors. Boysen State Park is best enjoyed unplugged so as campers can enjoy the natural wonders of the surrounding world.

Is there a budding paleontologist camping with you? If so, you’ll have to head up to Thermopolis to visit the Wyoming Dinosaur Center. There are tons of displays, dioramas, and even mounted skeletons for you to see. Learn all about the titanic creatures that roamed Wyoming millions of years ago. This museum is guaranteed fun for all ages. Or take the scenic route and visit the Wind River Canyon. There are over 20 scenic byways to drive down in Wyoming, and the Wind River Canyon byway goes right past the park. With the Owl Creek Mountains surrounding the road and the crisp blue river below, you will be hard-pressed to find a more impressive drive. Just take Route 20 from Shoshoni to Thermopolis, a breathtaking 34-mile drive. If you happen to be camping at Boysen State Park in the summertime, keep an eye on the calendar. You might just be able to catch the Riverton Rendezvous and Balloon Rally. Select days between June and July, Riverton has community events that lead up to the highly anticipated balloon launch. This time-honored tradition results in hundreds of hot-air balloons being sent off into the skies — a colorful spectacle that amazes crowds and makes happy memories. When it's time to pack up and leave Boysen State Park, it won’t be too much trouble getting out. Boysen is right off of Highway 20. Be cautious, though, as the nearest gas stations are located near Highway 26, which is around 20 minutes away. You'll find more places to refuel your motorhome rental between 30 and 45 minutes away, down near Arapahoe.