Hiland, Wyoming · Natrona County · Facility
Poison Spider Off-Road Vehicle Park is a 284-acre open OHV play area located on the site of a former bentonite mine near Casper. It allows visitors to explore just under 300 acres of terrain. Use of the area is free to the public, but ATV stickers are required. There are limited picnic facilities and a vault toilet. Fo…
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Poison Spider Off-Road Vehicle Park is a 284-acre open OHV play area located on the site of a former bentonite mine near Casper. It allows visitors to explore just under 300 acres of terrain. Use of the area is free to the public, but ATV stickers are required. There are limited picnic facilities and a vault toilet. For safety reasons, only motorized recreational uses are permitted in this park.
From Highway 20/26 west of Casper, turn left (southwest) on County Road 201 (Poison Spider Road) and continue for approximately 9.5 miles. The entrance is on the right (north).
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