Douglas Vacations

This 1867 military outpost offers a rare glimpse into frontier life during the Indian Wars. Explore restored officers' quarters and exhibits while walking the historic grounds where U.S. Army operations once launched.

One of America's rare natural bridges with flowing water beneath, this sandstone arch spans LaPrele Creek. Enjoy a serene picnic amid red cliffs or fish in the crystal waters of this Wyoming landmark.

Thunder Basin National Grassland's mixed-grass prairie houses pronghorn antelope and diverse birds. Explore rolling hills and rugged canyons while experiencing the rare solitude of America's open spaces.

Step back in time at this historic 1886 depot where seven authentic railcars reveal Wyoming's railroad legacy. Climb aboard vintage dining cars and explore the locomotive that once thundered across the American West.

This 1928 golf course offers panoramic views of the Laramie Mountain Range across its scenic 18-hole layout. Reserve a morning tee time and enjoy local specialties at the clubhouse restaurant afterward.

Bartling Park serves as a community hub featuring the Chad Garls Memorial Skate Park, sports facilities, picnic areas, baseball fields, tennis courts, and playgrounds where families and enthusiasts gather.

This two-floor museum showcases Wyoming's pioneer and Native American heritage through historical artifacts. Explore the collection during summer months when special events coincide with the Wyoming State Fair.