Kristen is very nice and personable. She loves her town and told me about the state park and the…read morehot springs. They also have buffalo there and I saw a couple of deer too. I stayed in a dbl queen room with a wall separating the beds. Both beds were very hard and the pillows were flat. The bedspreads were the old fashioned polyester type and the blanket was also polyester. I woke in the middle of the night freezing. No warm air coming out of the heater. I used pillows to cover my legs. I woke at 6 and my room smelled bad sort of like cat pee. I decided to wash my face and brush my teeth and get dressed and left. I would k no it recommend this place but Kristen is super sweet. Stay at your own risk.

They have chronic plumbing problems as the result of World War II Plumbing, and like to blame it…read moreon the people that rent the rooms

Best customer service around. Dusty and Michael were both super helpful in getting us sorted with…read morea shuttle service and making sure we had all of the correct paperwork we needed to launch our own kayak in Wyoming. Really appreciated the friendliness and helpful attitude. We had a blast. Definitely choose Rent Adventure for some fun while you're in Thermopolis. They are TOPS!!

I left a review on TripAdvisor but want to leave one here, just so I can gush again about how much…read morefun I had and how happy I am with the service I received. I've kayaked several times but never here in Wyoming, and never with my 3-year-old in tow, so I had loads of questions. Rusty at Rent Adventure was quick to reply and had great info! I booked online which was super easy. I especially like the option to get text updates and add to my calendar. When the day of fun arrived, I was quite pleased by the very friendly young man working the shop. He was nice to my toddler and took care of loading the kayak into the shuttle for us. A quick shuttle ride to Wedding of the Waters and we were ready for fun! The river is nice and mellow, great for kids. You can paddle or just float and let the river carry you. We opted for the short ride which took 2 hours. I paddled pretty fast most of the time because my little passenger demanded "Mommy, go fast!" If you don't paddle much the current will take you back to the shop in around 4 hours. When we made it back, the nice young man fetched the kayak for me since I was only able to get it to the grassy knoll on my own. He really is a friendly employee and such a hard worker! Whether you're a total beginner or an expert, you'll have a great time. Don't feel like paddling? I saw a bunch of really nice giant tubes you can rent too. Maybe I'll try that next time, because there definitely will be a next time!

We enjoy this hot springs so much. Seniors pay only $150 a year. The pools and showers are very…read moreclean. Love the outdoors pools.

The hot springs pools are great! They have a slide inside and outside. The inside pool didn't have…read morea lot of water so it was a little hard to get to the bottom. we got there early so it wasn't very busy. It was nice because we almost had the place to ourselves.

Gorgeous place. The new "camping shacks" are great. The park superintendent and rangers are too…read more They say they hope to add solar power to the shacks in the future. Enjoyed watching vultures sunning themselves on the rocks at the highest rise on Brannon Point in mid to late morning. Already planning to come back in late spring!

We love it here, so relaxing by the river, the view is amazing, eagles flying above. We could hear…read moretrain at night. the night sky was beautiful.

Great experience! Overall was fun and our guide Lindsey was the best. Everyone had a great time and…read moreit was really cool to meet everyone and see all the amazing location in the Wind River Canyon.

Great Relaxing raft trip down the protected wind river! Our guide Zane was awesome. I can not wait…read moreto do the white water side!! FYI Mosquitos are in full force, wear some sort of repellant and water-tolerable shoes!

I have camped at the Brannon campground and across the lake at the sand mesa campground. Both are…read moreoutstanding. Great views, tons to do nearby, the campsites themselves are awesome. Good firepits, gazebos, clean restrooms. I don't think any have rv hookups but my generator works just fine.

I went in today with my wife to get our bikes worked on today. She was honest and extremely…read morehelpful. So much so, my wife and I decided to upgrade both our bikes. She gave us fair trade-in value on our bikes and installed extra items we bought there for us. I can't wait to go back for tune ups just to support her more. She does it all and she does it well. She put the extra ten miles to make sure I fit a new bike properly and the color I wanted. I would recommend her to all friends and family.

Overall poor experience, came from out of town and stopped by with some questions and was treated…read morewith a bit of hostility, did not feel welcomed.

The Legend Rock petroglyphs are about 30 miles northwest of Thermopolis. On Highway 120, drive for…read morealmost 22 miles until you reach the brown sign indicating the left turn to the petroglyphs. A smooth dirt road leading to a left turn at Legend Rock Road will take you to the small one-room interpretive center and parking area. From there, it's a short walk to the line of petroglyphs -- supposedly, almost 300 -- that are easy to find, especially with the help of the numbered markers. The age of the images, in the Dinwoody style reflecting the Big Horn and Wind River geographic areas, range from 100 years old to about 11,000 years old. There are many large images that are quite distinct and vibrant. It's easy to capture photos of your favorites. If you're in the Thermopolis or Cody area, detour here for some great unexpected surprises.

Worth the effort to get there. So much history! You can understand why those who preceded us in…read morethis area kept returning to tell their stories. Abundant fish, wildlife and great place to grow squash and maize. Not to mention the natural hot springs in the river. No wonder they had the time to create the stories on this rock. GO! If you have snake repellant of any kind, bring it as there are rattlers in the area so please be sure to stay on the well maintained trail.