RV Rental Riverton, WY

The spirit of the Old West is alive and well in pleasant Riverton, centrally located and within reach of nearly all of Wyoming’s incredible parks, forests, mountains, and natural landmarks. Sinks Canyon State Park is one place you might consider, over on the other side of nearby Lander. This natural preservation area and public recreation spot is just what you need when you pick up your Riverton motorhome rental, with vast canyons, magnificent bluffs, stoic lakes, and pine forests. You can go hiking, rock climbing, swimming, fishing, and camping when you rent an RV and head to this park close to town. Boysen State Park is north of town no more than 20 miles away, giving you yet another state park to explore. The park is centered around the Boysen Reservoir, an impoundment of the Wind River. There are marina facilities on site for boaters to use, boat launches, campgrounds, and lots of open space on the lake to swim and fish.

Grand Teton National Park is an exceptional place to spend a day or a week, with divine views of the Teton Mountains. This park is a premier destination for mountaineering, mountain climbing, rappelling, canyoneering, and bouldering due to its intense geological features and topographic profile, and in the wintertime, it is a haven for skiing and snowboarding with copious amounts of snow blanketing its mountain tops.

Yellowstone National Park is the gem of Wyoming, as well as the first national park ever built anywhere in the world. Together with Grand Teton National Park and the three national forests adjacent to the park, a total of eighteen million acres make up the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, one of the largest wilderness areas in the United States. There are majestic herds of bison, towering canyon rock walls, cascading waterfalls, and tremendous geysers as a result of the geological activity that Yellowstone is known for. Be sure to do some camping with the Riverton travel trailer rental at one of these national parks, as both have their fair share of campgrounds.

RV parks and campgrounds are never too hard to find in Wyoming, a state that takes pride in its great outdoors. Sleeping Bear RV Park & Campground is one of the places to stay with your Riverton motorhome rental, with spacious campsites, internet, cable TV, fire rings, a koi pond, a playground, and a pavilion for events.

Wind River RV Park offers pull-through sites and can accommodate rigs of all sizes. Full hookups are available at each site, and there are showers and a laundry facility. The mesmerizing views and proximity to the town make this park a convenient and relaxing place to set up camp.

Twin Pines RV Park & Campground has amenities that will make you feel at home, including full hookups, laundry facilities, Wi-Fi, and restrooms with showers.

There is a diverse blend of restaurants, small shops, taverns, and historical buildings in this Old West town, so walking around the downtown area can be a real treat. If you enjoy history, check out the Wind River Heritage Center, which hosts reenactments, symposiums, workshops, tours, and other great learning opportunities. There are lots of exhibits showcasing the state’s past, and a wax museum with a whole bunch of animals native to Wyoming.

The Riverton Museum also covers a wide swath of history regarding the town, county, and state, and there are knowledgeable guides on-site to answer questions. Tons of antiques and artifacts adorn the halls of this fabulous museum, like old Edison phonographs and ancient arrowheads carved by indigenous people. Not only is the museum a pleasure to walk through, it even organizes tours of the town, with lots of facts and information about Riverton freely available.

If you want some more excitement in your life when you rent an RV, take a trip to the casino in town, one of the largest gaming destinations in The Equality State. You will also find that there are snacks and concessions offered at the casino.