Wyoming State Parks Near Wright

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.

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.

Quebec-One Missile Alert Facility preserves one of the nation’s most significant Cold War military sites, with original underground spaces and interpretive exhibits. It offers a rare look at the technology, strategy, and daily life of missile crews stationed on Wyoming’s plains.

Fort Phil Kearny State Historic Site offers a vivid look at 19th-century military life on the northern plains, with interpretive displays, a visitor center, and preserved earthworks. It is one of Wyoming's most significant historic sites for understanding the conflict between the U.S. Army and Native nations.

Fort Reno State Historic Site highlights the history of a late-19th-century U.S. Army fort established to protect the Bozeman Trail corridor. The site offers a quiet, open landscape with historic markers and a strong sense of Wyoming’s frontier past.