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The Glendo State Park is often considered to be a paradise for outdoor recreation, consisting of around twenty-two thousand acres on Wyoming’s eastern plains. The park is well known for having excellent opportunities for boating, with plenty of room for both fishing and water skiing. While Glendo State Park is best known for water sports, visitors can still find many things to do without a boat. There are twenty-one campgrounds, providing a total of 568 campsites. The park offers a little bit of everything, from a sandy beach setting to its mountain feel to starry night skies.

397 Glendo Park Rd, Glendo, WY 82213, Phone: 307-735-4433

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