Douglas
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Douglas Vacation Packages
This area of Southeast Wyoming contains some 6,000 inhabitants.
You'll find this destination some 140 miles from the state capital of Wyoming. It is also around 16 miles from Bill.
Make tracks to Ayres Natural Bridge State Park or Bartling Park when you need to get away from the bustle. Watch the clouds pass by or read the newspaper in one of these great places.
This area is home to a few protected natural havens where visitors will find lovely landscapes and remarkable native species. Be sure to drive out to Thunder Basin National Grassland.
Should the weather turn nasty in Douglas, set aside a few hours at the Wyoming Pioneer Museum or the Douglas Railroad Interpretive Center. Admire the architecture, view the exhibits, or just enjoy a moment of relaxation in the quiet.
One of the most visited historic places in this region is the Fort Fetterman State Historic Site. Atmospheric and fascinating, it should definitely be on your itinerary. Enquire about a guided tour, get photographs and learn about some of the events that helped shape this region.
Accommodation in Douglas
Visitors coming to Douglas would do well to make reservations for a hotel, as currently there isn't a wide range of Expedia-listed Douglas lodging options available.
The following Douglas accommodation options are worth considering, the Oak Tree Inn Bill and FIRST INTERSTATE INN
