The Deer Creek Village RV Park is a 32 site RV Park located in beautiful central Wyoming along a major north/south travel corridor. The location of Deer Creek Village RV Park is key with its mentioned location for transient travelers and proximity to energy and trade work between the cities of Casper and Douglas. The main travel routes coming through Glenrock are Interstate 25 and US Highway 95. The city of Glenrock is centrally located in the state of Wyoming and can act as a jumping off point to the following places: Northwestern Wyoming attractions such as Yellowstone National Park, Grand Teton National Park and Jackson Hole; Northern destinations such as Big Horn National Forest and Billings, MT; Southern metro areas such as Cheyenne and the Greater Denver area; Eastern tourist areas such as Mount Rushmore, Devil’s Tower and the surrounding attractions. However, the primary income source for the campground is the steady flow of monthly residents. These are usually trade workers, energy workers from the nearby coal, wind, and gas industries, and other large projects in central Wyoming. Other monthly campers enjoy spending their summer and fall months in Glenrock for the recreational opportunities and beautiful scenery along the North Platte River and Deer Creek. The camping season extends into the fall due to the numerous hunting opportunities that Wyoming offers. The current management staff has been with the park for many years and would consider working for the next owner. This park is serviced by city water and a holding tank that pumps to the city sewer. Typically, the holding tank is pumped to the city daily.

The RV Park contains 32 RV sites. Of the 32 RV sites, there are 29 sites with full hook ups and 3 sites with water/electric. The park is currently set up as 18 extremely large pull thru sites and the remainder are back-in’s. However, roughly 12 of the pull thru sites have the hook ups to become back-to-back back-in sites when there is additional demand. Each electric pedestal is capable of handling one 50 amp unit and one 30 amp unit. This increases the number of sites to 44. The property also has plenty of open space for primitive tent camping. The blueprints have been drawn up to renovate the campground into 61 pull through sites; the current owner has decided to leave that opportunity for the next buyer.

With the growth in local and energy economy combined with the continued strength of the RV industry, Deer Creek Village RV Park is in prime position to continue its positive trends. Contact Greg at RV Territory for more information.