Activities & Attractions

Wander the Wyoming Way

Here at Windy Waters, you don’t need an excuse to get lost and play outside. It’s our way of life. Whether this is your first time to the Square State or you’re a seasoned traveler, let us be your basecamp to something wilder.

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The Alcova area is what you make of it. This land of buffalo clouds, textured prairies and trout-rich waters is a blank canvas for exploration. And, no matter what calls you as a camper, we hope to be your gateway to nature. Allow us to take you there. From hunting and fishing to soaking in the diverse scenery of the West with the people that matter most, we have a little something for every freedom seeker.

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Fly Fish

Windy Waters RV park is located literally steps away from some of the best trout fishing in the nation. The Grey Reef section of the North Platte is a Blue Ribbon Fishery that sits right across the street and offers multiple public access points whether you are looking to wade fish or launch your drift boat.

A ten minute drive up the road will lead you to Fremont Canyon. The rugged beauty and scenic views of the canyon coupled with it’s premier fishing access is sure to be a highlight of your time in Alcova.

Last, but certainly not least, another 40 minutes up the road will bring you to the Miracle Mile. The Miracle Mile is the mecca of fly fishing in the West and is the ultimate angler’s paradise.

To learn about Wyoming’s game & fish recommendations and to get your fishing license, please click here.

Windy Waters is the ideal place to rest after spending your day landing trophy fish! 

Climb mountains

We may be a bit biased, but if you’re looking to conquer a mountain or two, you’ve come to the right place. Whether you fancy hiking, biking or climbing, our area is filled with hidden gems sure to keep you coming back for more. Explore some of our best kept, local secrets below:

Hiking

  • Cottonwood Creek Dinosaur Trail
  • Independence Rock Trail
  • Martin’s Cove Trail
  • BLM access right over our fence!

Climbing
Fremont Canyon is an absolute hidden gem. The North Platte River cuts through towering rock walls, making the climb just as beautiful as it is challenging.

  • Climbs range from 40 to 400+ feet
  • Difficulty from 5.6 to 5.13

All Trails Wyoming
All Trails has 1,013 hiking trails, mountain biking routes, and backpacking trips in Wyoming. Plan your next outdoor adventure to one of 881 routes with waterfalls or scenic views, 267 family friendly hikes, and 48 wheelchair-friendly trails with helpful accessibility guidance.

Hunt Big & Small Game
The iconic wide-open spaces of Wyoming make for legendary hunting opportunities. Find elk, deer, pronghorn, pheasants, turkeys and more within close proximity of Alcova. For more information on public lands, rules and regulations please contact the Wyoming Game & Fish department or the Bureau of Land Management.

Surf the West

We may be landlocked here in the heart of Wyoming, but when it comes to water sports the options to play are endless. Check out these nearby action packed areas to experience:

Alcova Reservoir

  • 2470 acres
  • 8 boat ramps
  • Miles of sandy beaches
  • Watersport rentals available
  • Access to Fremont Canyon by boat, kayak or canoe
  • Available fish species include brown trout, cutthroat trout, rainbow trout, kokanee salmon and walleye.

Pathfinder Reservoir

  • 117 miles of shoreline
  • 3 boat ramps
  • Marina
  • Parts of the reservoir included in Pathfinder National Wildlife Refuge
  • Available fish species include brown trout, cutthroat trout, rainbow trout, ohrid trout, and walleye.

why you should Camp with us

Adventure

It starts here! Park the RV and spend your days exploring all that Alcova and the surrounding areas have to offer.

Fishing

Blue Ribbon waters - Rainbows, Browns, Cutties and Walleye, all within a short walk or a few minutes’ drive.

Trails

BLM access to miles of trails literally across the fence! A variety of preferences are available if you like hike, bike, ATV, or climb.

Visit Casper

Nestled in the heart of Wyoming, about a 30-minute drive East from Alcova, lies Casper, Wyoming. As the second largest city in the state, Casper strikes the perfect balance between urban and country. Small town vibes with big city amenities, the Oil City holds the best of both worlds.

Head to Casper Mountain to camp or hit the trails or explore the town’s local shops, museums, restaurants
and booming culinary and brewery scene. Whether you’re simply escaping to run an errand or in the mood for some western culture, Casper is worth the trip.

View the Visit Casper website and event calendar and don’t forget to download your free adventure guide to start planning your trip.

Wyoming Road & Travel

The road less traveled can oftentimes be unpredictable. At Windy Waters RV Park, we want all of our guests to travel safely – no matter the season. While embarking on your journey, we encourage you to plan ahead, watch the weather and check the road report.

For your convenience, Find conditions by route or travel information maps here.

Travel Wyoming Guide

Forever West at your fingertips. Whether you’re coming out to see little ol’ us and get some fishing in or you’re on an epic road trip through the Rockies to see Yellowstone National Park along the way, Travel Wyoming has everything you could possibly need to experience the state in all its worth.

Build your itinerary, download your free travel guide and explore more here.