Description
Seminoe State Park is nestled up against the base of the Seminoe Mountains. One of Wyoming's treasures is located 35 miles north of Sinclair, Wyoming. Seminoe Reservoir offers the full range of water-based activities and is known for both trout and walleye fishing. Day-use and overnight facilities feature improved sites, comfort stations, tables and grills. Seminoe has four campgrounds available:
Directions:
Seminoe State Park is located by Interstate 80, Exit 221 or State Route 220.
Additional Info:
Seminoe State Park offers overnight camping in the following Camping Areas:
North Red Hills Camping area has boat launches that go from low-low water to high-water capabilities. There are play areas for kids, potable water for drinking, a few shade trees and the only dump station in the park. Grounds are not level and sites are exposed to the wind. There are shelters at a few of the sites. The shoreline is steep and covered with rock in most areas. Approximately 30 sites.
South Red Hills Camping area has two levels: the upper level has the views of the lake and the lower level has the boat launch. The boat launch covers high water to low water. A kids play area, potable water for drinking and shelters at some sites are available. The lower camping level offers some protection from the wind. Approximately 22 sites.
Sunshine Beach Camping area offers a shoreline that has both rocky areas and sandy coves. There are few developed sites in this area. Two shelters are available with no potable water for drinking.
Sand Mountain Day Use area offers two picnic shelters and walking access to what may be the biggest beach at Seminoe Reservoir.
Amenities
Onsite
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Pull Thru Available
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Pets Welcome
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Accom Big Rigs
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BBQ Facilities
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Dump Station
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Group Area
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Handicapped
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Lake
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Quiet Atmosphere
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Tent Sites Available
Recreation
Onsite
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ATV/OHV/Mtcy
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Beach
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Boat Ramp
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Boating
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Fishing
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Fly Fishing
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Playground
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Sailing/Windsurfing
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Swimming
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Water Skiing
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Wildlife Viewing
Recent Reviews
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Move the dumpsters!
100 % of users found this review helpful
We absolutely loved Seminoe Reservoir - good fishing, fun water sports from the sandy beaches. Go prepared, it is a long drive to Rawlins if you don't have most of what you need. There is a store at the Boat Club, with limited supplies. You can get ice and gas there, though.
My one complaint is that they should move the dumpsters to a location not right next to the camp sites - maybe by the restrooms or dump station. When the wind switches direction and blows toward the campsites, they smell terrible!
We stayed in the North Red Hills site.
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snowgirl
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Reviewed 09/19/2011
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pleasantly surprised
0 % of users found this review helpful
have not had a bad experience yet with seminoe - great lake and surprisingly not overcrowded.
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boatingforfun
The review was
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Reviewed 08/05/2011
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unfair charge
50 % of users found this review helpful
I think we paid "WAY" to much for "1 campsite" I paid $42.00 to reserve the site for two nites and a day and a half.Then when the ranger came around he charged $20.00 for the other cars that were there which were 3 that was a total of $102.00. So if we as a resident of Wyoming could just go to the lake as we used to be able to we would have only paid $20.00 each for the weekend so it would have work out to only be $80.00 for all of us. I feel we are due a refund of $22.00
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stacy
The review was
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Reviewed 07/25/2011
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