Seminoe Reservoir has 180 miles of shoreline-one of the largest man-made reservoirs in Wyoming. The 20,291 acres of water offers excellent Trout and Walleye fishing.  The reservoir is stocked annually with rainbow and cutthroat trout. Adjacent to Seminoe Dam, near the north end of the reservoir, the Morgan Creek drainage area comprises approximately 4,752 acres of forested lands within the Seminoe Mountains. is located 34 miles north of Sinclair, WY (I-80) via county road #351. The State Park is located on the west side of the reservoir and at the northern end of the reservoir near the dam. 

Vehicle access is limited due to the checkerboard land pattern of public and privately owned land between the shoreline and the county roads. Camping elevation is approx. 6,400 to 6,500 feet. Cool nights make for good sleeping in the hot summer months. For the most part there are no shade trees within the park but some sites have shelters for picnicking, etc. Full service hook-up RV sites, fee use boat ramp, gasoline, fishing licenses & supplies, ice, groceries, etc., are available at the Seminoe Boat Club (307) 320-3043 located 10 S.E. of the park and at the miracle mile ranch (307) 325-6710) located approx. 18 miles N.W. of the park near the famous Miracle Mile fishing area.

Accommodations & Camping: All of designated campsites have picnic areas and campfire rings. Restroom facilities and drinking water are within close proximity to each campsite in both the North and the South Red Hills areas of the park. A trailer dump station and pull through sites are available in the North Red Hills Campground. A 35' R.V.'s length or less is recommended at this park.

Directions: It is approx. 75 miles S.W. of Casper.  Take state highway 20 to Alcova then take Natrona Rd #407 to the Natrona County/Carbon County line, then Carbon County Rd. #291 south to Leo Junction, then south on Carbon County road #351 past miracle mile, Kortes and Seminoe Dams.