Buffalo Bill State Park 4192 Northfork Hwy Cody, WY 82414 US TripAdvisor® Traveler Rating 120 Website (307) 587-9227 Email Get Directions Details Wrapper Description Description The majestic peaks of the Absaroka Mountains dominate the scenery at Buffalo Bill State Park. Elevations vary from 5400 ft. in the state park to over 10,000 ft. in the Absarokas. Gateway to Yellowstone National Park, located just forty miles west. Six miles west of Cody is Buffalo Bill State Park and the new Buffalo Bill Dam Visitor Center. Surrounded by fantastic, mountainous scenery, the park offers camping, picnicking, excellent trout fishing and is Wyoming?s premier wind surfing reservoir. The quarter-mile Trout Creek Nature Trail is located near the group camping area in the North Fork Campground. The handicapped-accessible Eagle Point Trail is located in the Eagle Point Day Use Area. The visitor center features interpretive exhibits, audio/visual presentations, touch-screen computers and a staff to help visitors enjoy the recreational opportunities, scenic wonders, and the park?s prehistoric and historic features. Fish species include rainbow, brown lake and cutthroat trout. Campsites: www.wyoparks.org Videos Videos Reviews TripAdvisor® Traveler Reviews By dhubbard26 - 1860692 on Jan,1 1970 A Dimond in the Rough It's not Yellowstone but it's very scenic and has pleanty of wild life to spot, especeally buffalo. traveling in this area again, I would definetly make a detour through the park. Read Full Review By Ghulam I - 1860692 on Jan,1 1970 Great scenic drive between Cody and East Gate On our return leg from the world?s one and only Yellowstone Park, we drove through Buffalo Bill State Park, which offers absolutely breathtaking sceneries of mountains on one side and pristine lake... Read Full Review By kiwisteve57 - 1860692 on Jan,1 1970 Stayed at the North Fork-Fantastic Camping Spot These large pull through sites are clean,well kept and the view is spectacular! After a long driving day (from Mt Rushmore) this was such a great place to kick back and relax. Highly recommend this... Read Full Review See All Reviews Related Content Create Your Own Adventure in Sweetwater County Celebrate Women’s Suffrage at the Carbon County Museum Four Reasons Families Love the Wyoming Dinosaur Center 5 Adventures To Be Had At Flaming Gorge
