Vedauwoo Campground

Isolated yet accessible, Vedauwoo Campground in Buford, Wyoming, surprises visitors with its dramatic Sherman granite formations, providing a truly unique setting for camping, hiking, and rock climbing adventures. Nestled at 8,300 feet within Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest, this campground is a haven for nature lovers seeking awe-inspiring landscapes, dark skies for stargazing, and outdoor recreation.

The campground offers 28 well-equipped sites, including both RV and tent options, with amenities such as fire pits, picnic tables, and vault toilets. For a rustic touch, potable water is available seasonally through a handpump. An extensive network of trails begins right at the campground, with Turtle Rock Trail being a standout, winding past striking rock formations, meadows, streams, and beaver ponds. Rock climbers will find the granite cliffs ideal for various skill levels, while photographers and wildlife enthusiasts will delight in the natural beauty and serenity.

Conveniently located off Interstate 80, Vedauwoo is just 16 miles east of Laramie and under a 30-minute drive to Cheyenne, making it an easily accessible yet tranquil retreat. Highlights of the area include unspoiled views, opportunities for picnics among the boulders, and a chance to connect with the rich history of a land once considered mystical by Native Americans. Vedauwoo Campground is perfect for weekend getaways, active adventures, or simply unwinding in a unique and picturesque setting.