This Moorcroft rest area provides a convenient stop for travelers on I-90 in northeastern Wyoming, offering essential amenities with potential for overnight stays.
Located directly off I-90 near Moorcroft, Wyoming, this rest area is a practical option for boondockers needing a safe, accessible spot to pause their journey. While not a wilderness boondocking site, it offers basic facilities for weary travelers.
As a dedicated rest area, its primary benefit is ease of access directly from the interstate. It provides a simple, paved, and usually well-maintained space ideal for a single night's stopover, especially for larger rigs. The solitude score of 100 indicates surprising quietude for its type.
Accessible year-round, but spring through fall (May-October) offers the most comfortable weather.
The rest area is directly accessible from Interstate 90, approximately 1 mile west of Moorcroft, Wyoming.
- Check posted signs for specific overnight stay limits, as state rules vary.
- Restrooms and trash services are available on-site.
- No water fill-up or dump station facilities are provided.
- Cell service is generally reliable due to proximity to the interstate.
- Expect paved parking suitable for all RV sizes.
- Arrive early to secure a prime spot, especially if you have a larger rig.
- Utilize the picnic areas for a relaxed meal break if weather permits.
- Respect quiet hours; this is a shared space for many travelers.
- While fishing is listed as an activity, facilities for it are off-site and not directly at the rest area.
Explore the Vore Buffalo Jump or the Black Hills National Forest for historical and natural attractions.