Lost Cabin Campground

Does the idea of camping amidst dense lodgepole pines with the sound of a mountain creek nearby ignite your sense of adventure? Lost Cabin Campground, perched on a hillside in the scenic Bighorn National Forest, offers a tranquil escape just 29 miles west of Buffalo, Wyoming. This quiet retreat blends forested seclusion with awe-inspiring views along the Cloud Peak Skyway, catering to both serene and active outdoor experiences.

Each campsite is thoughtfully equipped with picnic tables, fire rings, and grills, complemented by accessible vault toilets, potable water, and trash facilities. Although there are no electrical hookups or showers, the sites provide a rustic charm that enhances the natural surroundings. Hiking trails connect directly from the campground to North Fork Creek and other picturesque areas, with opportunities nearby for mountain biking, fishing, and scenic driving along trails like Crazy Woman Canyon Road. The Cloud Peak Wilderness, just a short distance away, offers additional exploration for those seeking more ambitious hiking adventures.

Within a 20-minute drive, visitors can enjoy fishing and canoeing at Meadowlark Lake or Tie Hack Reservoir, as well as panoramic vistas from the historic High Park Lookout. South Fork Lodge is nearby for supplies, dining, or guided horseback rides, adding convenience to your wilderness getaway. At an elevation of 8,200 feet, Lost Cabin Campground creates a perfect base for extended vacations or peaceful weekend escapes in the Wyoming high country.