Lovell Wyoming Tourism

This small historical town is nicknamed “Wyoming’s Rose City” for the multitude of rose gardens you’re sure to enjoy throughout the entire town, as well as the flower planters which line Main Street. Lovell has nice restaurants and motels. It also offers a free camping area with showers and restrooms, drinking water and a trailer dump.

If outdoor recreation is what you’re after, Lovell will make the perfect headquarters for you. Go out and explore Big Horn Canyon and National Recreation Area, which features Devil’s Canyon Overlook. Visitors enjoy fishing, boating, camping, and watersports on Big Horn Lake.

For the mountain lover, visit the Big Horn Mountains, home of the mysterious Medicine Wheel, and enjoy camping, hiking, fishing, 4-wheeling, waterfalls and beautiful scenery.

If it’s wildlife you want, the Lovell area is also host to the Pryor Mountain Wild Horse Range. This Range is the first public Wild Horse Range in the United States. It features the original Colonial Spanish American Horses. Some of the horses may be viewed along Highway 37. You may also catch a look at several Bighorn Sheep and other wildlife that inhabit the area. At the National Park Service solar heated Visitor Center, there are films on the Medicine Wheel, the Bighorn Canyon, and a self-guided audio tour that you will find informative as you drive through Bighorn Canyon Recreation Area. (There is a user fee).

Activities abound in Lovell during spring and summer. For real fun, attend Mustang Days during the last week of June. Whenever you visit, the friendly people of Lovell will make your stay memorable.

The beautiful 100 ft. downtown murals are something to see. You are sure to enjoy the Veteran’s Memorial Mural Park on Main Street. Please stop in at the Information Center on Main Street and they will be happy to welcome you to Lovell.