Keyhole State Park Is One Of The Most Underrated Summer Destinations In Wyoming

In the summertime, thousands of tourists flood our national parks and state parks every weekend. It makes it hard to find a quiet getaway here in the Cowboy State! If you're on the lookout for an underrated park in Wyoming where you'll be able to avoid the crowds, head to Moorcroft and visit Keyhole State Park.

If you're looking to discover an underrated Wyoming park, head to Keyhole Reservoir in Moorcroft.

You'll catch stunning views from high up on Hippie Point! Do you remember visiting this lookout spot as a kid?

If you want a view closer to the water, plan for a picnic at Pat's Point. You'll watch boaters drop in their vessels all day long.

There are five boat ramps and four docks on the water. Fish for drum, catfish, crappie, walleye and enormous northern pike from a boat, or from the shoreline.

You'll find more than four miles of trail worth exploring in this underrated Wyoming park. The marina trail is paved and perfect for a family stroll, and the park forest trail is a little more challenging and perfect for an outdoor workout.

You might fall in love with Keyhole State Park and never want to leave. Luckily, in addition to the campgrounds in the park, you can stay in a cabin, or even a treehouse!

Campgrounds, cabins, and the Treehouse are all reservation only, so be sure to book your spot before heading out on your family vacation.

You can find information about camping at Keyhole State Park right here.

For more quiet destinations in Wyoming where you'll be able to beat the busy tourist season, read 8 Breathtaking Places Where You Can Hide Away From Crowds In Wyoming.