RV camping at Pathfinder Reservoir is ideal if you want easy access to Pathfinder Reservoir and wildlife refuge. Alcova Reservoir has ten basic camping sites, with big rig access, tent camping, sewers, restrooms, a picnic shelter and a designated pet area for your furry friends. The campground offers access to the shoreline with great fishing and boating opportunities. Explore the recreational trails along with your kids and make some memories. When you are ready to camp in an RV near Pathfinder Reservoir, head to Casper East RV Park off the Yellowstone Highway in Casper. It has 60 campsites with amenities like pull-thru sites, full hookups, big rig access, tent camping, 30 and 50 amp electric service, sewer, water, a dump station, WiFi and cell phone coverage. Restrooms, showers, and laundry facilities are available also. There’s a swimming pool to relax in and a play area for kids. A camp store is available should you need any camping essentials. Another option to consider if you wish to park your RV rental at Pathfinder Reservoir is the Fort Caspar Campground, about an hour away. The campground has over 100 campsites, equipped with amenities like pull-thru sites, big rig access, full hookups, 30 and 50 amp electric service, sewer, water, WiFi and cell phone coverage. Restrooms, showers, laundry facilities, and a camp store are available too. The kids will enjoy the playground while you can explore the walking trails.

A Natrona County camper rental will serve you well in your adventures through the area. There is an abundance of things to do and see in Casper, the second-largest city in Wyoming. Its location along the North Platte River makes it incredibly important for many migration trails that passed through the city, and you’ll get to explore the captivating history of these trails. The National Historic Trails Interpretive Center is a treasure-trove of information on how the historic trails impacted the country’s history through a number of artifacts and displays on Native American cultures and the westward expansion. The center offers special workshops, exhibitions and evening programs too. Another interesting place to visit is the Fort Casper Museum which takes you back in time to explore the history of Fort Casper. From exhibits and artifacts covering the history and Native American cultures of the region, you get to explore the fort grounds and buildings to see how people lived in those times. Take to the kids to The Science Zone to indulge in hands-on fun. Cool exhibits include the Thoracic Park exhibit, the Engineering Zone, Zone Zoo and the Bubble Zone. When it comes to eating out in Casper, you’re well catered to in this city. From steakhouses to fine dining restaurants, bakeries to breweries, cafes and fast food chains, Casper has it all. Don’t forget to stock up on last-minute supplies at a local convenience store and fill up your rental RV at a gas station before you bid goodbye to Casper and hit the road again on your next adventure.