Wyoming State Parks Near Moorcroft

Keyhole State Park surrounds Keyhole Reservoir and is one of Wyoming’s most popular water recreation destinations. Visitors come for excellent fishing, marina access, sandy swim areas, and expansive views of the surrounding plains and badlands.

Woodruff Cabin Site is a historic landmark in northeastern Wyoming that interprets one of the area's early settlement stories. The site features the cabin location, interpretive context, and wide-open prairie scenery typical of the region.

Located in Douglas, the Wyoming Pioneer Memorial Museum features one of the state's largest collections of pioneer-era artifacts, historic structures, and agricultural exhibits. Visitors can explore multiple buildings and displays that interpret settlement, ranching, transportation, and everyday life in early Wyoming.

LX Bar Ranch State Historic Site highlights one of Wyoming’s early ranching properties and the story of open-range cattle operations in the state. The site offers a preserved historic setting and a glimpse into the working landscapes that shaped the Powder River region.