Glendo State Park

Activities are planned, the lake is open for fishing and the campgrounds are ready for campers

One of Wyoming's most popular getaways and fishing destinations is making some changes

Low water levels change where you can fish and how it looks while fishing.

Wyoming's beauty can be seen anytime you look outside, but being on a boat exploring Glendo Reservoir ups the beauty game.

If you're look for firewood, I have outstanding news for you. Glendo State Park is offering some for the price of free.

The Task Force is looking at the economic, health and community benefits of bicycle and pedestrian pathways and natural surface trails.

Are Wyomingites being pushed aside in favor of out of state visitors? Tell us your opinion...

Are Wyomingites being pushed aside in favor of out of state visitors? Tell us your opinion...

Over the weekend, Glendo Reservoir was the sight of the season opener for the Wyoming Walleye Stampede. The results show that Glendo is fishing really well and looks healthy as a fishery for the next couple of years.

Picture yourself on a sandy beach, the sun is shining, a gentle breeze is blowing and the waves are crashing in the distance. Now imagine that you're in Wyoming. Believe it or not, life's a beach here in the Cowboy State. This week, the website Onlyinyourstate...

The Wyoming State Parks department have established an informational phone number so visitors can get up-to-date info regarding water levels, boat ramp and campsite availability at Glendo Reservoir.

It was just a few years back that Glendo Reservoir was so full, camping there was barely possible. This year, with the amount of water in the North Platte Drainage, it appears that Glendo could reach flood levels once again.