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It's sort of sad when your favorite part of a city is leaving it. But even if I hadn't found…read moreCasper less than desirable, this airport might still have been the best experience in town. I'm pretty sure from researching my trip to Casper that this is hyped to be the smallest commercial (hence the international and not governmental now in the name) airport in the country. And now having flown to and from it, I would not dispute the claim. Walking outside the airport, I couldn't help but wonder if this was just a brick church (which might makes sense for some people who are afraid of flying, which I am of little planes) with some runways in the back. This small exterior does hide a full service airport though. Major carriers fly into Casper from Minneapolis, Las Vegas, Salt Lake City, and Denver. Almost full-fledged jets (I did take a propeller plane on my return leg), though tiny ones, connect central Wyoming to the rest of the world. Since it is so small, the airport must have lower stress levels. I take a lot of pictures (which some personnel, possibly rightly, see as a security risk). But when I was taking a photo of the single baggage carousel, instead of freaking out, the employee just said, "I already know the caption, 'the world's largest baggage claim.' I understand, I used to work at DIA." And as I was taking a photo of the painted buffalo sculpture in the waiting room outside security, instead of throwing me in handcuffs, the TSA official told me a story about how he witnessed a buffalo gorge and kill a Japanese tourist at Yellowstone. Though looking back, this may have been a security scare tactic, it was still preferrable to the hard treatment. The nice attitude even extends to parking. Less than three hours in the lot is free and arking per day is only $5. That will not buy you an hour where I come from. And, speaking of cars, there are representatives of most major rent-a-car places as this is the largest gateway airport to places like the Grand Tetons and Yellowstone. There are some drawbacks to the airport's size though. Security is only open just before a flight departs (though racing to a flight is never necessary and even if you wanted to, you'd run into the back wall in a few seconds). But they do have a full bar to kill time if you're early as as well as a gift shop for last minute Wyoming themed souvenirs. If I ever find myself in Casper again, I might just hang around at the airport. It's not like it closes any earlier than the rest of the city and is almost as interesting.

This airport is almost a cliche'. Its small, everyone is friendly and the only amenity is the bar…read more The beer selection was not bad at all. They had Fat Tire and Alaskan Amber so I was happy. alot of the locals hang out there since it is the ONLY bar in the area. The bartender even has his dog with him. A nice yellow lab hanging out on his pet bed in the corner. All in all it was an average airport experience. The TSA were friendly and patient unlike other big airports. Once past security the only amenity is the bathroom and vending machines. There is only one terminal and one waiting area.

One of the best trips I have had on a river. Brady knows his stuff and was not only a great guide…read morebut a master rower. He put me into fish like few know how to do. Not only did he know what they were eating but he also maneuvered the boat constantly to get my flies where he wanted them. It's been a long time since I be learned on the river, Brady taught me some things I will use many times in the future. We went as a group of three boats. The other two guides were amazing as well. Great day! I highly recommend Cowboy Drifters! Great people, great knowledge, great experience!

My husband and I went out with Brady yesterday! Wow! What a great day. Caught more fish than we…read morehad in years! Brady was so attentive in making sure everything was perfect! He adjusted our lines whenever we had a lull moment. Highly recommend Cowboy Drifters! We had two other guides with our group and all great guys! Can't wait to get back! Thank you for such a great day!

the guides were great, the drivers always on time and the hotels very nice and centrally located…read more Claudia planned a great itinerary and we were able to see all we wanted. We had a wonderful time and will definitively use again!!

Shout out to Rivers edge RV very nice place to stay. We stayed in a spot right on the river didn't…read morecost a lot more money or anything a wonderful helper Kathy she saw us pull in and it was closing time and she waited and checked us in and drove us back to where our spot was and check to see if we needed anything else. She was such a sweetheart. The place is very nice. It's somewhat simple. They have Astroturf, which was nice with a picnic table and a couple of Adirondack chairs and like I said it was right at the river's edge. There's a nice green grassy area nice place to walk your dogs too very pleasant place. Suggest if you haven't stayed there before in your passing through. That's better than staying in Casper. I think wonderful restaurant ask Kathy about it. It's down the street but I can't remember the name steakhouse with seafood and chops. Very unusual menu.

Great spot for a few days stop in windy November. Lois gave us a thorough and thoughtful check in…read moreand a warm welcome. Everything is kept tidy and shipshape. The restrooms are clean and functional, hot showers! Lovely walking area along the river.

Stopped by this general store in Alcova Wyoming on our way to Mount Rushmore. The owners a retired…read morecouple born and raised in Casper Wyoming purchased this store years back and have been serving locals and visitors ever since. The store is rather small but does offer all the essential one might need while on the road. Hot food and ice cream is also available as well as a small picnic area to relax. And for you fishermen there's also fish and tackle equipment sold here. Restrooms facilities are available and clean. There is a small gas station on-site should you need. Should you find yourself in this part of town and in need of snacks, fuel or a restroom break this is the spot.

We were headed north on the highway, and we had not seen a gasoline station in miles!! We were…read moregetting kind of worried because we were in unknown territory. Fortunately, Sloanes General Store showed up at the nick of time! They sell Sinclair gasoline at this little shop in Alcova, Wyoming. While the gas tank was filling up, we used the restrooms and checked out the general store. Restroom was clean for the Men! This friendly general store sold ice cream!! Yes!! They sell Cascade Glacier ice cream brand, and both my wife and I each purchased a couple of scoops of ice cream in a waffle cone. We were both happy with our choices. She with her Blackberry Cobbler, and I with my Wild Huckleberry!! Sloanes General Store made for a terrific pit stop along this highway in Wyoming! A welcome sight!!

What a nice surprise out in the middle of nowhere! So beautiful! Great clean rest stop!!read more

What a great rest stop not only was it clean it offered free WiFi, clean picnic areas and an…read morehistorical location. It's a great place to really stretch your legs and admire a place that was a huge importance in the history of settlers travel west in the hopes of having the American dream of having something greater than what they left behind. Independence Rock is climbable but it's definitely a climb at your own risk no signs are posted but my husband didn't have a problem going to the top. Btw it's Free!!! Remember to close the gate.

I booked a car for pick up at 7:30 AM. The office doesn't open till 9:30 AM and was not informed of…read morethis. So I went to pick up the car. There was no one there. I had to make other arrangements to get to two doctors appointments. When I called the manager to discuss it, she was very unpleasant and questioning whether I was telling the truth. She asked me what she expected me to do and I said how about discount on $150 car rental for the day that didn't work for me. She started to argue so I hung up. Not going to use Avis and Casper again and I advise you all against it. I keep hearing that Hertz gives much better service. I'm sure she's the reason why.

The Grand Cherokee was just too big. Called the next day to see if I could exchange it for…read moresomething smaller. A Toyota RAV4, four wheel drive had just been returned. Yay! Allowed me to exchange. Zero problems. Appreciate the Avis' staff's thoughtful assistance, care and flexibility. Friendly, helpful service. Recommended.