024-1 Wyo. Code R. §§ 1-7 - Camping
(a) Camping and
the use of trailers or other camping units is permitted on park land unless
otherwise designated. Within specified locations, the pitching of tents or
parking of trailers or other camping units is permitted only at designated
sites or areas.
(b) Camping is
permitted for a maximum of 14 days at any one state park or historic site that
allows overnight camping during any 30 days unless otherwise posted. The
installation of permanent camping facilities is prohibited.
(c) No person shall camp overnight on park
land unless such overnight camping shall be by authority of a valid camping
permit issued by the department. A member of the camping party must be present
with the camping unit until a permit has been obtained.
(d) The digging or leveling of ground at any
campsite is prohibited.
(e) Quiet
shall be maintained in and around all areas used for camping between the hours
of 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m., and all generators and electronic devices or any
actions that may disturb the peace as defined in W.S. §
6-6-102 are
prohibited during these hours.
(f)
The saving of campsites is prohibited. Camping equipment must be completely
removed and the sites cleaned prior to departure.
(g) Where indicated by appropriate signing at
the entrance to camping areas or designated site camping areas, permission to
enter or occupy such area is reserved to campers between the hours of 8:00 p.m.
and 6:00 a.m. No other persons shall have permission to enter or occupy such
areas, without a valid camping permit, during this time period unless
specifically authorized by the superintendent.
(h) Camping units must be contained within a
designated campsite, where established, and only one (1) camping unit is
permitted to occupy a designated campsite. In addition to the camping unit no
more than two (2) licensed vehicles may occupy the designated campsite if they
can fit within the confines of the designated site. Other licensed vehicles
include but are not limited to tow vehicles, boat trailers, jet ski trailers,
ORV trailers, ORVs and other family member vehicles. Any additional licensed
vehicles shall be required to be parked in overflow parking areas where
established and not be in vacant camping sites. The maximum capacity at any
campsite is ten (10) people, although parents, grandparents and unmarried minor
children may exceed this limit.
(i)
Any vehicle within the boundaries of any park land between the hours of 10:00
p.m. and 6:00 a.m. must display a valid camping permit.
(j) Camping is prohibited on docks, beaches,
parking lots and day use areas unless specifically authorized by the
superintendent.
(k) All disabled
accessible camping sites are reserved for eligible persons as defined in W.S.
§
31-2-213(d)(ii), with vehicles displaying an international symbol of
access or special license plate.
(l) No person or group may camp in a campsite
reserved for another.
(m) Campsite
reservation information will be posted at each campsite at least one day in
advance.
(n) Switching of reserved
campsites is allowed with permission of the superintendent.
(o) Campsites are intended for recreational
use only. Camping units on park lands which are not occupied on a nightly basis
are subject to removal as abandoned property.
Notes
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