Wind River View Campground

The Great Outdoors

Beautiful scenery is everywhere when you are RV camping at Wind River View Campground; you'll be amid some of the most amazing landscapes in the nation. Don't miss the majesty of Grand Teton National Park while you're here. Gain some insight into the Native American culture, learn about the area through interpretive activities, or conquer one of the many dynamic peaks that scatter the area. Hit the trails where you can find over 200 miles of hiking, and then grab a canoe and drift along the beautiful Snake River.Head farther into the woods when you visit Bridger-Teton National Forest near Jackson. You can see an array of magnificent wildlife in this scenic wilderness landscape, which also features pristine bodies of water so you can find some inner tranquility. Over 3,000 miles of trails provide nearly endless access to the forest. Recreational activities here include mountain biking, horseback riding, camping, fishing, hunting, hiking, and more.While you're camping at Wind River View Campground, consider taking a day trip to the epic Yellowstone National Park. Covering over two million acres, it won’t take too long to figure out why this area is so famous. Appreciate the amazing scenery and walk across boardwalks to observe geothermal basins and active geysers.

Explore the City

Though the nearby wilderness areas are the main attractions when you rent an RV near Boulder, WY, there is a lot of history and culture to experience while you're here. Learn about life in the 19th century when you visit the Museum of the Mountain Man in Pinedale. You won’t find a better place to learn about the Rocky Mountain fur trade industry. Exhibits here highlight artifacts, and the interpretive experience will take you through the fur trade, the Oregon Trail, and the life of the Plains Indian.You can take your research to another level with a visit to the Jackson Hole Historical Society & Museum in Jackson. Here you can delve into topics like ranching, homesteading, the growth of tourism, mountaineering, and more. Check out exhibits on everything ranging from the art of the hunt to the lifestyles of the American Indians who made the rugged region their home. An in-depth look at the history of Jackson Hole and exhibits on how people stay entertained in this vast expanse of undeveloped land provide lots of fascinating insight into the area.Then you can bring everything full circle by combining wildlife and history in a way that only a trip to the National Museum of Wildlife Art in Jackson can provide. Housing over 5,000 works, it's likely you'll see something new with every visit. Rotating exhibits feature everything from watercolors of the wild to sculptures that add another dimensional perspective. The collections come from over 550 artists and date back all the way to 2500 B.C. so you can get a beautiful picture of how the area has changed from prehistoric times to the 19th and 20th centuries.