Curtis Gulch Campground

Imagine a campground where the serene babble of a creek complements the dramatic embrace of towering granite cliffs—welcome to Curtis Gulch Campground. Tucked deep within LaBonte Canyon at 6,640 feet elevation, this intimate six-site getaway offers a rare fusion of natural beauty, recreational variety, and peaceful seclusion ideal for tent and small RV campers. With LaBonte Creek flowing nearby and mature conifer and aspen trees offering shade, this location invites anglers, hikers, and rock climbers to immerse themselves in its rugged charm.

Located 30 miles southwest of Douglas, Wyoming, Curtis Gulch is a striking destination within the Medicine Bow National Forest. The sites are equipped with picnic tables, fire rings, vault toilets, and access to a potable water pump, ensuring essential comforts amidst its rustic setting. This campground serves as a gateway to an array of outdoor activities, from technical rock climbing on granite facades to fishing for stocked rainbow trout in the creek. For those seeking adventure, trails like the non-motorized Curtis Gulch Trail and nearby OHV trails open opportunities for hiking, biking, and horseback riding. Additionally, the Big Bear Trail System, just a quarter-mile away, extends recreational potential for outdoor enthusiasts.

Curtis Gulch’s proximity to natural landmarks such as the scenic canyon walls, LaBonte Creek, and nearby trails makes it a stellar base for weekend escapes or extended stays. While access to the campground requires a journey along gravel roads, the isolation guarantees a quieter, more immersive outdoor experience. Visitors can expect a true connection to the rugged Wyoming wilderness at this unique campground.