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Weeping Rock Campground is a popular spot for fishermen, campers and picnickers and offers fishing and boat access to the Green River. It has 10 campsites with picnic tables, barbecue grills, and a vault toilet. Trout and kokanee salmon live in this area of the Green River, and since the area is restricted to motorboats, the fishing is always good. This site is located near historic resources. Please do not collect or damage resources.
From Kemmerer, take US 189 east 25 miles to WY 372. Go 8.4 miles and turn left onto County Line Road. Weeping Rock is right next to the dam.
Nice campground. Pit toilets and trash. DOG OWNERS BEWARE. Not 100% sure who the camp host is, but I have a pretty good idea. She let's her little dog off leash and doesn't not appear to have good control over him and just lets him roam. I have heard him pick fights with other dogs, go into others campsites and bark at them and he has come into my campsite twice to try and start a fight with my big dogs. They are incredibly lucky I'm a good dog owner and have a handle on my dogs, they could have really hurt him.
Beautiful campground near the river. It has pit toilets and a dumpster available. Great place to fish, paddle board, canoe/kyack and float the river. Spots tend to fill up fast, but we have not had a issue with not getting a spot on our two times through. The second time through some of the sites were trashed with garbage and dog feces all over, along with egg shells and corn husks. When people respect the place it is a great place to visit. Unfortunately not everyone respects public lands.
Beautiful place. Campground really needs some TLC. Many spot were overgrown and you can tell there isn't alot of upkeep.
Be unplugged, but connected.
Our family enjoyed 4 days in the area.
The sites are clean and easily accessible. Wyoming Game & Fish law enforcement made daily rounds through the camp site.
Our girls had no issues riding around on 4 wheelers. You have ample routes, paths and room to ride.
The river is perfect for fishing, floating, tubing, and swimming. The springs are worth the cold swim or float across to get to. There are five spots along the rocks where the water weeps out.
Outdoor fires are approved only in the designated fire rings of the camp site.
The trash receptacle is industrial size and strength. Unless the critters have super hero strength to twist, pull and hold open the heavy metal door, they won’t be able to make a trashy mess of your camp.
PSA and reminder:
BYOTP (bring your own toilet paper).
Be a considerate and courteous camper.
If you’re using what’s in the bathroom, pay it forward and contribute a roll.
Great one night stay on BLM land. Seems like a very popular spot for anglers.
