What a great town park. Glenrock Town Park is located near Deer Creek, but accessible via Birch…read moreStreet, one of the town's main streets. The entrance off Birch Street takes you under a railroad trestle and as you enter the park, the first thing you'll notice is the number of trees. Had I not seen the picnic tables, baseball field, tennis courts, the playground equipment, and what looked like a skate park, once I passed under that trestle, I'd have thought I was in a mini forest. I was really impressed with this nice, well-kept park. As a bonus, there's an easy walking path nearby -- that's a little over two miles long -- and is a good way to enjoy nature or do something with the family after you've had your picnic. Glenrock Town Park is near an RV Campground -- I didn't notice that until I got to the back of the park -- but for anyone camping there, they have a buffer from the noise. Not only because of the trees, but because this park is only open from sunrise to ten at night.

Young kids running place. They are very rude and disrespectful. Hunter asked me not to say his name…read moreout loud because he didn't want people to know his name. He had a hard time explaining the policies and seemed to get very frustrated every time I asked for clarification. He clearly was in over his head. I would hope that when employing someone that is uncomfortable with the job, they would have an adult supervisor. My visit was chaotic and I felt like I was constantly getting scolded by the young man that was of high school age.

I went for Santa lunch with my daughter and niece. Everyone was friendly, she had a fun interaction…read morewith Santa, got to eat, share cookies with Santa, take home the cute plates, had crafts to do, and even got printed pictures to take home. For three adults, two kids and all of these activities it was only ~80. I was sad it was not more busy and I hope they can continue to do this yearly as I would make it a family tradition

This 25km canyon stretches down through the Owl Creek Mountains of central Wyoming from Thermopolis…read moreto the Boysen Reservoir. It forms part of the Reservation set up in July 3, 1868, under the leadership of Chief Washakie of the Eastern Shoshone (Sheep Eater) Indians. The Wind River actually runs north through this gorge (unusual in America) and joins the Bighorn (of George Armstrong Custer fame) at Thermopolis. So much for the facts. This chasm is so deep, that the sun starts to set before you even get used to it rising. The rapids twist and turn so often, that within minutes you are lost in another world. The walls are so high, that halfway down you start thinking about earthquakes and rock slides and the bars that have vanished from your cellphone. It is a thrilling, intimidating, exhilarating, spiritual ride, and the biggest adrenalin rush you will ever feel at 30kph. And then you arrive at the Boysen Reservoir, a vast, windswept, desert lake in the middle of nowhere - as open and expansive a place as the canyon was closed and urgent. It all makes for a very strange experience, and a reminder of how much more there is to Wyoming than first met your eye.

To put it in a nutshell, there is no way living/visiting Casper and not taking your time admiring…read morethis site. Pure beauty.

Spent 4 days on North Platt River in early September with guide Aidan . We did 4 different sections…read moreincluding the Miracle Mile. Aidan knew every run that we should put a fly in! He is great!! The fishing was great! My friend had little experience fishing moving water but Aidan had him catching fish with in mins. Would like to spend a lot more time with him on any body of water! You guys need to keep him around!!! Mike one of the guys from Maine

We had a large group outing (14 people) and had a fantastic day fishing! We were able to divide…read moreinto smaller groups and separate all along the river so we weren't all on top of one another. The people we scheduled with were communicative, easy to work with and accommodating. Most of us had never fly fished before and we all had success and want to go back next year!

Ther is no dailey shedule online. When is open gym? When can a member drop in? Wish there was more…read moreinformation. The rec center has a better website.

My family of 4 loved the YMCA from the moment we walked in. The front staff was friendly and…read moreinformative! Their facilities are clean and state of the art. We used the pool several times per week and the water is crystal clear and clean, and the lifeguard staff take safety as their number one priority. They are friendly with the children and supportive of the members. However, I have never felt so unwelcome in an athletic environment in my entire life. I have been competing in the pool for 44 years including an NCAA collegiate career and more recently as an elite age-group/Masters triathlete since the year 2000. Now, I am recently recovering from cancer and have set lofty ambitions for the Ironman World Championship! The YMCA published lap pool schedule was wrong with zero lanes available on Tuesday nights at 6:00 PM (typically, a busy time at most pools after work) and the stated 3-lanes was down to only 2 lanes other nights at 6 because water aerobics participants would book lanes in the lap area for their workouts. I appreciate the efforts of ALL athletes of ALL abilities willing to commit to their health goals; but in my case, my goals were de-prioritized. We were asked to leave when I lost my temper and yelled when the lap lane was roped off for the umpteenth time this past summer. I know my behavior is inexcusable and I am sorry that I got so angry (and in front of my own children), but it also is unacceptable not to abide by the published schedule. If you are a recreational athlete, or just using the Y for basic health goals, then you will LOVE this place, but if you are serious about your training, then you will be treated as an outsider.

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!

This is a former mobile home park. There are none left & they converted the lots into huge long…read moresites!! Lots of trees & grass they keep mowed. Birds chirping & wild deer & turkeys gobbling make this a calm & relaxing space! Some permanent & traveling workers here too. They have showers & a laundry but we weren't in need of any. The managers, Jason & his wife were super friendly & said if you need anything don't hesitate to let them know. 50amp full hookups & a creek is near by. Jason actually came by & took my hubby to check out the fishing hole in his golf cart. Only 22miles to Casper Wyoming where if you need anything they have it! We are here for three nights & it's been very relaxing!! Would stop here again if we come by this way again!!

Honestly the park itself is probably about a 2, however since they are one of the few parks that…read moreactually accepts passport America year round I'm bumping to a 3 for the price. It really has that trailer park feel. Mostly long term residents. I recommend trying to get a spot at one of the two ends. They are more grassy and have trees and mostly traveling RVs. We ended up in the middle of the park. No trees, surrounded by long term residents and a muddy mess. My biggest issue though is loose dogs. Not only did we see dogs running around loose, they also left several large craps right in front of our door. Which then brought out all the flies. Ok for an overnight stop, but I wouldn't hang out here.

A Wyoming Gem - Red Butte Ranch is Unforgettable!…read more If you're planning a visit to the Casper, WY area, look no further than Red Butte Ranch--it's not just a place to stay, it's an experience you'll carry with you long after you've gone. Ruth, the heart and soul of the Ranch, is an absolute force of nature. She doesn't know the meaning of the words "slow down" or "give up." Her tireless energy and sincere hospitality create a welcoming atmosphere that makes you feel more like a treasured guest in her home than a traveler passing through. Ruth's warmth, charm, and can-do attitude are just the beginning--she goes out of her way to ensure every detail of your stay is perfect. Whether it's making sure your accommodations are just right, giving advice on local attractions, or sharing a good story, Ruth's presence adds a special touch you won't find anywhere else. The property itself is stunning. Nestled right along the North Platte River, Red Butte Ranch offers unbeatable access to Wyoming's natural beauty. Imagine waking up to the sound of rushing water, breathing in fresh mountain air, and enjoying coffee with a view that looks like it came straight out of a movie. (It actually did too! John Wayne's last film was shot with the Red Butte as a backdrop!) You can fish right from the banks, use one of their two private boat ramps to launch your own boat, swim in the river, or just sit back and watch bald eagles soar overhead. For the more adventurous, there's no shortage of things to do: Hiking through scenic terrain Rockhounding for local treasures Fly fishing in world-renowned trout waters Horseback riding, floating the river, or simply taking in the wildlife--it's all right there. Even if you're not the outdoorsy type, the Ranch is a peaceful retreat where you can unwind, recharge, and appreciate the quiet majesty of Wyoming's landscape. The views alone are worth the stay. Bottom line: I can't recommend Red Butte Ranch enough. Whether you're passing through for a night or planning an extended getaway, make this your home base in Wyoming. It's the only place I'll ever stay in Casper, and I'd give it ten stars if I could. Beautiful setting, incredible host, and unforgettable memories.

I've stayed here and my brother and nephew stayed here over the last two years. We are hoping to…read morebook again this summer. We really love the location and personal attention and warmth Ruth brings to the B&B. The other guests were enjoyable as well. i wouldn't change a thing.