A woman camping at Greyrocks with the early morning sunning lighting her campsite.

No matter which season you experience Platte County, you’re in for a treat.

Here, you’ll find:
  • The kind of lake days they write country songs about, on a beach with plenty of room… and zero sharks
  • Fall foliage so beautiful, you’ll never want to leaf
  • The serene silence of a snowglobe-like hike
  • Low-effort, high-reward hikes the whole family can enjoy

Choose your adventure:

BIKING

CAMPING

FISHING

HIKING

WATER SPORTS

Biking

Glendo State Park

The park is home to 45+ miles of single-track mountain biking trails, with trailheads located at Dam Overlook, Wetlands, Two Moon, and Sandy Beach.
A drone shot of Guernsey State Park showing trails and water.

Guernsey State Park

Twelve miles of challenging trails await you on the west side of the park! If you’re in for a smoother and more subdued ride, biking is allowed on all established roadways in the park.

Camping

Glendo State Park

Year-round yurts are available to reserve, as well as your choice of more than 550 total campsites total—ranging from pine forests at Two Moon Campground, to the beautiful beaches at Sandy Beach.

Guernsey State Park

Your options include yurts (available May-September) or a spot in your choice of 250 campgrounds around the reservoir.

Fishing

A fishermen holding a fish

Glendo State Park

One of the prime walleye fisheries in the state! You’ll also find perch, bass, catfish, and crappie.

Grayrocks Reservoir

A 3,500-acre reservoir known for its sizable walleye.

Wheatland Reservoir in Platte County, Wyoming in the winter

Wheatland Reservoir #1

Check out this 280-acre reservoir for smallmouth bass, black crappie and more.

Hiking

A man hiking Glendo State Park

Near Glendo State Park

If you’re near Glendo State Park, give these local-favorite loops a try:


For more trails to explore, check out these maps for Glendo State Park.

A family hiking in Guernsey State Park during the fall.

Near Guernsey State Park

Going on an adventure by Guernsey State Park? Try out these top-rated trails:


For more trails to explore, check out these maps for Guernsey State Park.

Laramie Peak

A great spot for winter snowshoe adventures and easy summer hikes, with moderate incline and plenty to see. Don’t miss Friend Creek Falls!

Water Sports

A photo of Guernsey State Park with the Platte River cutting through it at sunset.

Float the Platte River

Take a one-of-a-kind river float adventure down the North Platte River, available in spring and summer.

Swim or Boat in Glendo State Park

Bring your boat on by the marina, or enjoy a swim anywhere in the reservoir. There’s always room for one more on the 1.5-mile-long beach!

A drone shot of Guernsey State Park that features the river and nearby trails

Swim or Boat in Guernsey State Park

Grab a spot on one of the park’s four beaches, launch your boat into the roomy reservoir, or enjoy a leisurely swim anywhere in the reservoir.

We’re proud to be Platte—and we can’t wait to welcome you