BJ's Campground

The Great Outdoors

There are many exciting outdoor activities to explore when you book an RV in Niobrara County, Wyoming. An hour's drive near Glendo, you can reach Glendo State Park, which is home to a very large reservoir that is ideal for boating, water skiing, and fishing, with six boat ramps in the park. There are several species of fish in the reservoir, but it is particularly well-known for perch and walleye. There is also a beach where you can swim and sunbathe. There are several miles of hiking and mountain biking trails around the park, as well.Driving farther south, there is even more outdoor space to explore at Guernsey State Park, which is known for absolutely stunning sandstone cliffs. There is plenty of hiking in the park, with moderate to challenging trails leading to scenic overlooks, as well as mountain biking trails and even rock climbing routes. You can also go boating and swimming in the Guernsey Reservoir. While the fish population in the reservoir is relatively low, you may still be able to catch catfish, walleye, or perch.When camping in a travel trailer at BJ's Campground, you won't want to miss Thunder Basin National Grassland, a short drive north of the campground, and Black Hills National Forest, which is just across the border in South Dakota. In the national grassland, you'll find a large network of hiking trails, as well as excellent hunting and wildlife watching. You will need a license to hunt here, and you'll find everything from big game to turkeys. Black Hills National Forest has incredible scenery as well as plenty of routes for hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, and rock climbing. It's also an excellent place to enjoy the fall foliage.

Exploring The Area

RV camping at BJ's Campground puts you right in the center of Lusk, a very small town. While camping here, you will be able to walk to grocery and convenience stores where you can pick up food and toiletries. The town also has cafes and pubs that you can walk to if you want to eat out. There are also gas stations in town where you can fuel up. Lusk is home to the small Stagecoach Museum, which showcases historical artifacts from the 19th and 20th centuries when pioneers were moving to the area.Both Casper and Cheyenne are viable day trips from the campsites at BJ's Campground if you would like to explore a larger city. Casper is home to the Nicolaysen Art Museum, which specializes in western art, as well as the Tate Geological Museum, which showcases fossil and mineral specimens. The National Historic Trails Interpretive Center is located a short drive outside of Casper and has exhibits about many of America's most notable pioneer groups and where they traveled. In the summer, Casper hosts rodeos and several other outdoor festivals you can attend.When you're renting an RV in the area, there's plenty to do in Cheyenne as well. The Wyoming State Capitol and Wyoming Historic Governor's Mansion are both located here. There are several museums celebrating the history of the area, including the Cheyenne Frontier Days Old West Museum, Cheyenne Depot Museum, and the Wyoming State Museum. In the summer, be sure to visit the Cheyenne Botanic Gardens, which features a large solar greenhouse. For a taste of classic Wild West culture, visit the Terry Bison Ranch, which is home to thousands of bison and offers train tours of the ranch. The Cheyenne Street Railway Trolley also takes you through downtown Cheyenne on a historic trolley, which is a fun activity for families.