Lovell Camper Park

Lovell, Wyoming

About

Lovell, where our rich ranching roots meet the charm of “The Rose Town of Wyoming.” Founded in 1887 by cattlemen Henry Clay Lovell and Anthony Mason, the town’s history is filled with community spirit, growth, and innovation. From its early days as a settlement to the official incorporation in 1906, Lovell has evolved into a thriving community. Today, Lovell is known for its welcoming atmosphere, strong local economy, and stunning natural beauty nestled against the majestic Bighorn Mountains. Lovell’s history unfolds like a captivating tale. In 1887, cattlemen Henry Clay Lovell and Anthony Mason arrived in the Big Horn Basin, establishing the M-L Ranch. By 1890, a small settlement sprouted near the present-day town center. Recognizing the need for a post office, Mr. Lovell leveraged his influence to bring this crucial service to the community. As a tribute, the town was named in his honor. The community continued to grow with ranchers settling along nearby rivers and creeks. A significant turning point came in 1900 when a large Mormon colony arrived in the lower Shoshone Valley. Their expertise in irrigation systems fueled the town’s development and led to the establishment of thriving communities. Lovell’s spirit of community thrives today. Residents enjoy a friendly atmosphere, with numerous events and activities that bring people together throughout the year. Whether you’re looking for family-friendly fun, cultural celebrations, or outdoor adventures, Lovell offers something for everyone. The town boasts a strong local economy, with a diverse range of businesses providing employment opportunities across various sectors. From established family-owned shops to innovative startups, Lovell fosters a vibrant business environment. Nestled amidst breathtaking landscapes, Lovell offers a haven for nature lovers. The majestic Bighorn Mountains provide a stunning backdrop, while pristine lakes and canyons offer opportunities for hiking, fishing, and exploration. Whether yo

Amenities

Available Site Types

• Tent Sites

Local Attractions

• Bighorn Mountains