Open April 1 to October 31
Shade, hot springs and a warm welcome in Thermopolis
A family-run campground under more than 100 cottonwoods, 2.5 miles from the world's largest mineral hot spring. Bring the rig, rent a cabin or pitch a tent.
Hot Springs State Park. Photo: Acroterion, CC BY-SA 4.0
Pull in under the cottonwoods and stay a while
We're a small, family-run RV park on the south edge of Thermopolis, right on US Highway 20.
Our blacktop pull-throughs fit big rigs, every RV site has full hookups, and the shade here is the real thing. Spend the day soaking at the hot springs or driving the canyon, then come back to a quiet site, a fire ring and a clean hot shower.
Stop by the store in the morning for a free cup of coffee. We'll point you to the best spots in town.
Kristine & DennisEagle RV Park & Campground
How do you like to camp?
Shaded RV sites, cozy cabins and grassy tent sites. Pick one to take a look.
RV sites
Shaded blacktop pull-throughs with full hookups and room for big rigs.
- Water, sewer and electric at every site
- 30 or 50 amp service
- Free Wi-Fi at your site
- 7th night free on weekly stays
Choose from
- 50 amp pull-through
- 30 amp pull-through
From morning coffee to the fire ring
8 amCoffee at the store
Free hot coffee and tea are on at the general store every morning. Grab ice, firewood or anything you forgot.
10 amSoak in the hot springs
Hot Springs State Park is 2.5 miles up the road. The State Bath House soak is free, and the terraces steam on cool mornings.
1 pmDinosaurs or the river
Spend the afternoon at the Wyoming Dinosaur Center, or wade and float the blue ribbon Big Horn River.
6 pmGolden hour in the canyon
Drive south on US 20 into Wind River Canyon as the light turns the cliffs gold.
9 pmBack under the cottonwoods
Light the fire ring, listen to the river breeze in the trees and call it a day.
Hot springs, a red rock canyon and a trout river
Everything here is a short drive from your site. Choose a place to take a look.
Hot Springs State Park
The world's largest mineral hot spring, colorful travertine terraces, a free state bath house and the Swinging Bridge over the Big Horn.
Everything you need, nothing you don't
At your site
- More than 100 shade trees
- Full hookups, 30 or 50 amp
- Free fiber Wi-Fi
- Picnic table
- Fire pits, first come first served
Bathhouse and laundry
- Large, clean restrooms
- Hot showers
- Laundry
- Outdoor sink for dishes
General store
- Free coffee and tea at 8 am
- Ice cream and ice
- RV and camping supplies
- Propane and firewood
Kids, dogs and groups
- Playground
- Horseshoe pits
- Pet walk area
- Pavilion with propane grills
Ways to save. 10% off for AAA and AARP members and 15% off for military. Stay a week in an RV site and the 7th night is free. Paying by cash or check saves a little more.
One discount per stay.Where is Eagle RV Park located?
Eagle RV Park & Campground is at 204 US Highway 20 South, Thermopolis, WY 82443, on the south end of Thermopolis, Wyoming. It is 2.5 miles from Hot Springs State Park, and US 20 runs north from the gate toward Cody and Yellowstone.
When is the campground open?
The park is open April 1 to October 31. The office is open 8 am to 9 pm during the season.
Do you have full hookups and 50 amp RV sites?
Yes. Every RV site has water, sewer and electric with 30 or 50 amp service. The sites are blacktop pull-throughs with room for big rigs, and there is free fiber Wi-Fi at every site.
Are pets allowed?
Yes, pets are welcome and there is a pet walk area. Pets in cabins have a $30.00 one-time, nonrefundable cleaning fee, and pets left alone in a cabin must be kenneled.
How do I make a reservation?
Call the office at 307-864-5262 or toll free at 1-888-865-5707, or email eaglervparkwyo@gmail.com. The office books every stay personally.
How far is the campground from the hot springs?
Hot Springs State Park is 2.5 miles away. The State Bath House there is free to soak in, and the park also has the Tepee Pools, the Star Plunge, the travertine terraces and a bison herd.
On US 20 at the south end of town
Coming up from Wind River Canyon or Boysen Reservoir, we're the first park you reach in Thermopolis. US 20 continues north from our gate toward Cody and Yellowstone.
- Address204 US Highway 20 South, Thermopolis, WY 82443
- Phone307-864-5262 or 1-888-865-5707
- Emaileaglervparkwyo@gmail.com
- SeasonApril 1 to October 31
- Office hours8 am to 9 pm
Your spot in the shade is waiting
Call the office at 307-864-5262, 8 am to 9 pm through the season, or email eaglervparkwyo@gmail.com. We book every stay personally.