Explore local attractions, dining, and points of interest during your stay at BJ’s Campground. Our location in Lusk, Wyoming puts you close to historic landmarks, outdoor recreation, and small-town restaurants that offer convenience and regional character.
From historic sites to outdoor recreation, there’s plenty to see and do nearby. The Stagecoach Museum offers insight into local history, while the Lusk Municipal Golf Course provides a casual setting for golfers of all skill levels. Additional parks, trails, and attractions are also within easy driving distance.
The Stagecoach Museum in Lusk showcases Niobrara County’s history through exhibits of antique carriages, frontier-era tools, and local artifacts. The collection spans several buildings, offering visitors insight into transportation, ranching, and early town life in eastern Wyoming. It’s a family-friendly stop that highlights local heritage through curated displays and preserved items from the 19th and 20th centuries.
Once a major military and trading post on the western frontier, Fort Laramie preserves original structures and interprets its role in westward expansion, Native American relations, and 19th-century military history. Visitors can tour restored buildings, attend seasonal programs, and view artifacts. The site is managed by the National Park Service and is an important stop for those interested in American frontier heritage.
Fort Robinson State Park is an hour-and-a-half drive just across the state line into Nebraska. With numerous fort buildings, exhibits and activities to explore, BJ’s Campground will be a relaxing stay before and after your visit
This nine-hole public golf course offers casual play with open fairways and a peaceful setting near the outskirts of Lusk. The course is suited for all skill levels, with well-kept greens and affordable fees. Seasonal tournaments and community events are occasionally hosted here, and basic amenities are available for visitors. It’s a convenient option for golfers traveling through southeastern Wyoming.
POW Camp Douglas’ Officers Club State Historic Site is also located in Douglas, WY, a convenient hour’s drive from BJ’s Campground. Photo courtesy of the Wyoming State Parks, Historic Sites & Trails.
Fort Fetterman Historic Site is a convenient hour drive from BJ’s Campground. Photo courtesy of the Wyoming State Parks, Historic Sites & Trails.
Dining in Lusk includes locally owned spots like The Silver Dollar Bar & Scrappy’s Grill, a laid-back place with food and entertainment. Additional dining options are located throughout town, offering convenience for every traveler.
Legends Bar & Grill in Lusk, Wyoming. Located at 625 S. Main Street, Legends offers a welcoming atmosphere where patrons can enjoy family dinners, burgers, beers, and watch their favorite sports teams play.
This bar and grill in downtown Lusk provides a laid-back environment with a full bar, grill menu, and regular live music or events. It’s a central gathering spot for locals and visitors looking for casual dining or a place to unwind in the evening. Pool tables and occasional entertainment add to the relaxed, community-oriented vibe.
The Pizza Place is a casual eatery offering a variety of pizzas and more in a family-friendly setting. Located in Lusk, it’s a convenient option for travelers seeking a quick meal. The restaurant is locally operated and known for generous portions, takeout service, and a welcoming staff. It’s a reliable stop for comfort food after a day of exploring.
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