There's A Dome Airbnb In Wyoming Where You Can Truly Sleep Beneath The Stars
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Boho Dome Airbnb at Cedar Lights Retreat is an unforgettable place to unwind on the Wyoming outskirts for a night or two. Surrounded by immense quiet, desert beauty, and the sounds of wildlife, the Cowboy State is a natural paradise, especially when it comes to camping, and even more so when exploring the wilds beyond Wyoming’s glittering hotspots. The options for camping in Wyoming off the beaten path are numerous, ranging from bare-bones, no-frills tent camping and classic cabins to old-fashioned pioneer-covered wagons. But for those who prefer to get outdoors without sacrificing creature comforts, there’s glamping! The next time you want to take your Wyoming glamping experience up a few notches and sleep under the stars far, far away from the crowds, we suggest booking a night at the Boho Dome Airbnb at Cedar Lights Retreat in Hartville.
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Boho Dome Airbnb at Cedar Lights Retreat in Wyoming is one of two glamping domes at Cedar Lights Retreat. The second dome — Dome Sweet Dome — is packed with uber-modern features and offers a larger space for families. Be sure to check them both out on Airbnb in case one is booked up!
While you’re in Hartville visiting the oldest town in Wyoming, don’t miss the opportunity to dine at the oldest bar in Wyoming, too.
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Historic Outdoor Places In Wyoming
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- Granite Hot Springs Pool (an hour from Jackson): For an unusual adventure, take a dip in the Granite Hot Springs Pool even in the winter! Off U.S. Highway 189, this concrete hot spring pool is decorated by the surrounding rich woods and along Granite Creek. With all of the lovely fir, spruce, and pine trees, it feels like you're on a Christmas tree farm. Admission is charged to soak in the tub, and facilities include a bathroom and picnic tables. The warmer season operates from late May through the end of October and the winter season lasts from early December until the beginning of April.
- Fossil Butte National Monument (Kemmerer): Imagine a place that collects freshwater fish fossils. This is one of the world's largest deposits of prehistoric fossils! More than 75 fossils are on display, including a 13-foot crocodile, the oldest-known bat, and 356 fish. Become one of the team and join the Fossil Butte Quarry Program to help collect fossils for scientific research. The summers bring weekend guided hikes, and paleontology and geology programs. The expansive property includes 8,918 acres, so you can imagine the wildlife you might see. The cooler temperatures bring snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. Start at the visitor center and learn about the rich history of the butte.
- Old Trail Town (Cody): Visit one of Wyoming’s most popular western destinations, located just off U.S. Highway 16-20-14, conveniently on the way to Yellowstone National Park. This rustic village offers a glimpse of the old Frontier West through authentic structures and historic furnishings. Walk into the original cabins used by Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. A saloon frequented by Cassidy’s Hole-in-the-Wall Gang is also onsite. Wander around the General Store setup as an 1800s shop, and view the collections in the museum.