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The Seminoe State Park is surrounded by the Seminoe Mountains and was a gold prospecting site during the latter part of the 1800’s. This state park offers facilities for hikers, campers, picnickers, boaters, and anglers. Seminoe is one of the state of Wyoming’s largest man-made reservoirs, the largest of the state’s park system, and has around 180 miles of shoreline. The North Red Hills Camping area includes boat launches, play areas, a dump station, drinking water, and thirty campsites. The Sunshine Beach Camping area has twenty-two sites and two shelters. The Sand Mountain area provides access to a large beach.

County Road 351, Sinclair, WY 82334, Phone: 307-320-3013

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