Dutch Joe Campground

Perched at an elevation of 8,520 feet within Wyoming's rugged Bridger-Teton National Forest, Dutch Joe Campground offers a raw and unfiltered camping experience for outdoor enthusiasts seeking solitude, pristine wilderness, and direct access to adventure. This rustic site stands out for its proximity to the Bridger Wilderness, its open, undeveloped layout, and the natural features of Dutch Joe Creek, which runs through the area.

Dutch Joe Campground is perfect for those who value an off-the-grid escape. The campground is characterized by its minimalist facilities, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in nature without distractions. A low-water creek crossing adds to the sense of remoteness and adventure. The surrounding Bridger Wilderness is a haven for hiking, fishing, and wildlife observation, making this a prime base for exploring Wyoming’s vast and untamed landscapes.

Located approximately 24 miles north of State Highway 28 near Boulder, Wyoming, and accessible by a combination of highways and forest service roads, this campground is best suited for those prepared for its undeveloped conditions. Nearby attractions include scenic vistas, mountain streams, and the vast wilderness that invites extended exploration.