Wyoming is one of the most scenic, uncrowded, and RV-friendly states in the West — and it’s even better when you make Windhaven RV Resort your home base. Whether you’re chasing mountain views, small-town charm, or iconic parks like Yellowstone and Grand Teton, there’s something unforgettable around every curve.
Why RVing in Wyoming Is Different
With fewer crowds and more wide-open spaces, Wyoming gives RVers room to roam. You’ll find scenic byways, quiet campgrounds, and towns like Dubois that feel like they’re from a different era — in the best way.
Top Routes for RV Travel
- Togwotee Pass: A stunning mountain pass just west of Dubois that leads to Grand Teton National Park. Keep an eye out for moose!
- Wind River Scenic Byway: Follow the river through canyons and ranchland — this is classic Wyoming driving at its best.
- Route 287/26: A main artery through Wyoming that connects Dubois to Thermopolis, Jackson, and the Wind River Range.
Make Windhaven Your RV Basecamp
Conveniently located in Dubois, Windhaven RV Resort offers full hookup sites, 30/50-amp service, laundry, and free WiFi — perfect for both weekend stops and longer stays.
Our campground is big-rig-friendly and pet-welcoming, with easy access to hiking, fishing, and day trips into the parks. Reserve your RV site here.
Must-See Stops Along the Way
- Yellowstone National Park: Explore geysers, wildlife and geothermal landscapes; check the park’s current road and vehicle guidance when planning an RV visit.
- Grand Teton National Park: Towering peaks and glacial lakes just a scenic drive away.
- Dubois, WY: Visit the National Bighorn Sheep Center, enjoy local shops, and stroll the wooden sidewalks of this authentic western town.
Connect the Big Parks with a Quieter Dubois Stay
Planning Yellowstone, Grand Teton and Jackson Hole in the same RV trip? Our Yellowstone, Grand Teton and Jackson Hole RV trip guide helps you choose day trips and leave time for Dubois. Windhaven is on the Wind River in Dubois—not inside the national parks.
Plan Ahead for Fall Colors
Late summer and autumn offer another side of Wyoming. Color and wildlife activity vary with weather and elevation, so build flexibility into your plans. Start with our fall colors and autumn camping guide for Dubois.
Traveling outside summer? Windhaven stays open year-round. Read our winter RV camping and snowmobiling guide for cold-weather preparation, or call/text (307) 855-5427 about weekly or monthly stays.
Have questions? Contact us here and we’ll help you plan your route and stay.
A Practical Checklist for Your Wyoming RV Trip
Build your route around the places you want to experience, then choose where you want to spend your evenings. A riverside stay in Dubois suits travelers who want time in the mountains and a quieter place to return to; it is not the same as camping inside a national park.
- Choose a realistic outing. Plan one main destination for the day rather than trying to squeeze Jackson, Grand Teton and Yellowstone into one checklist. Allow time for stops, meals and the return drive.
- Separate moving days from exploring days. If you bring a tow vehicle or another vehicle, consider leaving your RV settled at Windhaven for day trips. Check the park’s own guidance for your vehicle before heading out.
- Check conditions before you drive. Use WYDOT’s official Wyoming 511 road conditions and Yellowstone’s current road information. Mountain roads and park access can change with weather and season.
- Match the stop to your setup. Windhaven has full hookups with 30- and 50-amp power, restrooms, showers and laundry. Check available sites online or call/text (307) 855-5427 if you want help choosing a site for your RV and extra trailer.
- Leave a day for Dubois. Not every good day needs a long drive. Explore our Dubois things to do, including the National Museum of Military Vehicles, then make time to enjoy the river back at camp.
A Note from the Windhaven Team
Our favorite part of this approach is the change of pace: go out for the big sights, then come back to the Wind River and the more relaxed atmosphere of Dubois. Give yourself time to enjoy both halves of the trip—not just the miles between them.
Wyoming RV Trip Questions
Is Windhaven inside Yellowstone or Grand Teton National Park?
No. Windhaven is a riverside RV campground in Dubois, Wyoming. Use our regional RV trip guide to decide whether a Dubois home base fits your park plans, or whether your itinerary calls for moving your RV between destinations.
Where should I check road conditions for a Wyoming RV trip?
Check Wyoming 511 for state-road conditions and the relevant national park’s official website for park-road access. Recheck before each outing, especially outside summer; an open campground does not mean every mountain or park road is open.
Can I stay in Dubois longer than a weekend?
Yes. For weekly or monthly stays at Windhaven, call/text (307) 855-5427 to discuss availability and your plans. Nightly reservations can be made through Windhaven’s online booking page.
Match your Wyoming itinerary to the way you travel
Your RV setup and traveling companions affect the plan as much as the destination. Use our big-rig booking questions to discuss fit, our dog-friendly RV trip planning guide to separate campground time from park restrictions, and our weekly and monthly stay guide when you want more time in Dubois.
For a broader route, compare a full-hookup RV home base with a national park campground. Then choose the specific experiences from our Yellowstone, Grand Teton and Jackson Hole guide and Dubois activity guide.
