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Dancing Bear Folk Center

119 South 6th Street
Thermopolis, WY
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Fountain Of Youth RV Site

Fountain Of Youth RV Site
250 North Highway 20
Thermopolis, WY
About Us: Come for a day, weekend, week or all summer.  This is a perfect place to come and play for a day.  Great weekend getaway.&nb...
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Hot Springs County Museum and Cultural Center

Hot Springs County Museum and Cultural Center
700 Broadway
Thermopolis, WY
The mission of the Hot Springs County Museum and Cultural Center is to serve as an educational resource for teaching and researching the history of...
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Lander Children's Museum

Lander Children's Museum
465 Lincoln Street
Lander, WY
The Lander Children's Museum provides interactive, hands-on fun. Explore local geology, ranching, agriculture, and more.The engaging programs and e...
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Museum of the American West

Museum of the American West
1445 West Main Street
Lander, WY
Mission Statement:The Museum of the American West commits its resources and energies to promote, establish and maintain a museum complex dedicated ...
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Old West Wax Museum

Old West Wax Museum
119 South 6th Street
Thermopolis, WY
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Pioneer RV Park

186 Sunflower Street
Lander, WY
Located one mile south from the friendly town of Lander, Wyoming. The hosts are hoping that you will come and stay, relax and enjoy the beautiful v...
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Wyoming Dinosaur Center And Dig Sites

Wyoming Dinosaur Center And Dig Sites
110 Carter Ranch Road
Thermopolis, WY
Dinosaurs walked around Thermopolis between 65 and 145 million years ago during the Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous periods. Step through the doo...
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