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Welcome to Crippled Spider RV Park, your newest Hot Springs County destination campground in Thermopolis, Wyoming. Surrounded by beautiful landscape, breathtaking views, and many local attractions, there is something for everyone to enjoy. We look forward to seeing you soon.

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Crippled Spider RV Park & Campground

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Immerse yourself in the heart of Montana's natural beauty with a stay at Starry Night Lodging & RV in Ennis, where the essence of hospitality meets the rugged charm of the West. With RV sites, a cabin, and tent sites, the campground caters to a variety of adventurers. From spacious pull-thru spaces designed for both small and large RVs to meticulously maintained facilities including clean restrooms, hot showers, and full hookups, every aspect of the accommodation is tailored to elevate your Montana getaway. Additionally, guests can take advantage of amenities such as fast wireless internet and a well-stocked convenience store. 

Beyond providing a comfortable retreat for weary travelers, this Montana campground offers a gateway to a plethora of outdoor activities and local attractions that showcase the vibrant spirit of Ennis and its surroundings. From biking and hiking along scenic trails to exploring the rich history of the area at the Madison Valley Historical Society Museum, there's something for every interest and inclination. Nearby attractions such as Willie's Distillery, offering a taste of authentic Montana moonshine, and the Madison Meadows Public Course, boasting panoramic views of the Gravelly Mountain Range, beckon visitors to immerse themselves in the unique culture and natural wonders of the region. 

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Starry Night Lodging & RV - Ennis

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Powder River Campground, in the heart of Cowboy Country just off Interstate 25, offers a variety of accommodations for travelers seeking a night, a week, or an extended stay. The campground provides big rig, satellite-friendly sites with full hookups, catering to the needs of RV enthusiasts. Additionally, rustic cabins with bathrooms are available for a cozy stay. For those who prefer a more traditional camping experience, tent sites along the scenic Powder River are offered, complete with hot showers and laundry facilities. Amenities at Powder River Campground include 20, 30, and 50 Amps, back-in RV sites, community showers, a dump station, laundry facilities, and pet-friendly spaces. 

The campground is conveniently located on the main street of Kaycee, within walking distance of restaurants, pubs, a local museum, and a grocery store. Surrounded by the rich Western history of Kaycee, Wyoming, known as outlaw country, visitors can immerse themselves in the Hoofprints of the Past Museum. This museum provides insights into Native Americans, trappers, pioneers, and outlaws of the Wild West, as well as key battles in the area. Kaycee, the birthplace of rodeo champion and country singing sensation Chris LeDoux, pays homage to its cowboy heritage with a park named in his honor. Beyond cowboy history, visitors can enjoy Wyoming trout fishing in Kaycee's lakes, reservoirs, and streams, all against the backdrop of the stunning Bighorn Mountains.

Powder River Campground

Jolley Camper and Cottage Rental in Ashton, Idaho, offers a perfect retreat for a relaxing vacation. The campground provides a variety of accommodations, including cottages and RV hookups. Each cottage, sleeping four people, is equipped with modern amenities such as heaters, air conditioning, private bathrooms with showers, refrigerators, microwaves, and coffee makers. For RV enthusiasts, Jolley Camper offers premium RV hookups, each providing stunning views of the Grand Tetons or breathtaking Idaho sunsets. The RV spots are conveniently located on a loop for privacy and easy parking, featuring full hookups with water, sewer, and 30-amp electricity service. 

Additionally, the campground offers open lawn camping, inviting guests to pitch tents in a spacious and shaded area, complete with essential upgrades like showers, toilets, and laundry facilities. Beyond the campground, visitors can explore various nearby attractions, including outdoor adventures in the Cave Falls/Bechler Meadows Area of Yellowstone National Park, Craters of the Moon National Monument, Henry’s Fork of the Snake River, and the Ashton Reservoir. Other nearby highlights include the St. Anthony Sand Dunes, The Mesa Falls Scenic Byway, and the Warm River Springs, offering opportunities for scenic viewing, hiking, biking, boating, fishing, skiing, and river rafting.

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Welcome to this horse-centric ranch, HAPI Trails Ranch, where they extend a warm welcome to travelers journeying with their equine companions. Accommodations at this facility include RV spaces, camping sites, horse paddocks, and horse pens. The ranch is not only pet-friendly but also provides essential amenities like a dump station. Visitors can enjoy the serene atmosphere and explore the local area, with nearby restaurants offering a taste of the region. 

In addition to the on-site facilities, the campground is situated in Driggs, offering a range of exciting activities. Guests can embark on Teton River Paddleboard Adventures, explore the wonders of Grand Teton and National Elk Refuge on a wildlife tour, or indulge in a full-day adventure to Yellowstone Old Faithful, Waterfalls, and Wildlife from Jackson Hole. The area provides a perfect blend of outdoor experiences and local attractions for those seeking a memorable stay at this unique horse-focused campground.

Please note:
- We are a horse-specific facility and can only provide RV and camping to those traveling with their horses. 
- Do not complete a reservation if you are not traveling with a horse.
- If you are not traveling with horses please do not complete a reservation as it will be canceled.

HAPI Trails Ranch

In the 1920s, what began as an oil drilling attempt in Phillips County turned into a discovery of gushing hot water. This unexpected find eventually spurred community collaboration and evolved into the American Legion Health Resort, commemorating the unity and dedication of the local townspeople. When the benefits of the mineral-rich water became evident, efforts from various American Legion Posts ensured the water's continuous flow while mitigating any dangers.

Today, this Sleeping Buffalo Resort sources its water from a 3,200 ft deep artesian well, boasting a flow rate of 900 gallons per minute at a warm 108 degrees Fahrenheit. Visitors not only enjoy the healing waters but also the proximity to attractions like the Nelson Reservoir, Bowdoin National Wildlife Refuge, and the iconic Sleeping Buffalo Rock, making it a unique blend of history, wellness, and natural beauty.

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