Atlantic City Campground

How does a campground capture the spirit of the frontier while offering modern conveniences? Atlantic City Campground, located in Wyoming’s South Pass area along the Main Fork of Crock Creek, blends historical intrigue with rugged natural beauty. With 18 campsites, the campground features essential amenities like vault toilets, picnic tables, fire rings, grills, and seasonally available water, providing the basics for a comfortable outdoor experience.

Set at 8,127 feet elevation, the campground’s natural surroundings encourage hiking, mountain biking, wildlife viewing, and stargazing. Its proximity to historic mining sites and ghost towns makes it a prime destination for history enthusiasts exploring the area’s storied past. Fishing opportunities are available nearby at the Wind River, perfect for day trips. With no hookups, the campground maintains a rustic feel while accommodating tents, trailers, and some RVs.

Situated a short distance from the quaint town of Atlantic City, the campground offers an authentic connection to Wyoming’s mining heritage and unspoiled landscapes. Within a 30-minute radius, visitors can immerse themselves in the region’s expansive wilderness and historical landmarks, making it a versatile base for stopovers or extended adventures.