Glendo State Park

10/21/2026

Come join us this weekend 👻🎃🍬🛤️
• S’mores and a movie on Friday
• Trick-Or-Treating and Haunted Trail on Saturday

Spooky season is here!! 🎃👻

Safe the dates for
• Friday, October 23rd for movie night
• Saturday, October 24th for Haunted trail and Trick-or-Treat trail

⏰ Time: Sunset
📍Where: Two Moon Day Shelter
🎟️ October 23rd & October 24th

Movie night🍿
Haunted trail 🛤️
Trick-or-Treat trail 🍭🍬🍫

10/15/2026

⚠️ A Toxin Advisory is in effect at several locations at the reservoir due to harmful cyanobacterial blooms (HCBs).

📍 Custer Cove Campground, the Marina, Reno Cove Camp, and Wh***ey Gulch Ramp

At these locations, toxin levels are unsafe for swimming or fishing; avoid areas near blooms.

A Bloom Advisory also remains in effect for the entire reservoir.

The Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ), the Wyoming Department of Health, and the Wyoming Livestock Board recommend that you:

🚫 Do not swim in or come into contact with green water, floating scums or clumps.
🚫 Do not ingest water from a bloom; boiling, filters, and other treatments will not make the water safe.
🎣 Rinse fish with clean water and eat only the fillet portion.
💧 Avoid water spray from a bloom.
🐾 Do not allow pets or livestock to drink water, eat bloom material, or lick their fur after contact.
If contact occurs, rinse with clean water immediately and contact a doctor or veterinarian if symptoms develop.

Learn more, view the live advisory map, or report a suspected bloom at WyoHCBS.org.

Visitors can still enjoy hiking, biking, camping away from the shoreline, and wildlife viewing. Please keep a close eye on kids and pets near the water.

Photos courtesy of the Wyoming DEQ.

10/15/2026

🍂 Take in the autumn colors and enjoy a fantastic fall day with a guided hike this Saturday! 🥾

We are meeting at the Dam Overlook Trailhead at 1:00 pm. You won't want to miss out on this one! 🍁

10/10/2026

🦉Come learn all about owls! 🌔

We will learn about these mysterious nocturnal animals and have the chance to see them for ourselves. You won't want to miss out on this amazing event!

10/08/2026

Game & Fish’s AIS Station has moved locations at Glendo State Park

Moved from Wh***ey Gulch boat ramp to the
the right of Lakeshore drive (after the fee booth)

Hours: 7am to 4pm everyday

10/05/2026

White Two Room School House out of Esterbrook

Field trip 🔍🪲🐞🐛🛶🚣‍♀️

We had so much fun earlier this season with this great group of kids! Exploring, kayaking, and archery 🏹
Don’t forget about our park for your next field trip!

09/25/2026

Spooky season is here!! 🎃👻

Safe the dates for
• Friday, October 23rd for movie night
• Saturday, October 24th for Haunted trail and Trick-or-Treat trail

⏰ Time: Sunset
📍Where: Two Moon Day Shelter
🎟️ October 23rd & October 24th

Movie night🍿
Haunted trail 🛤️
Trick-or-Treat trail 🍭🍬🍫

09/22/2026

Announcements 📣

• Reservations ended Sept. 15th
• Everything is First Come First Serve! (Excluding the Yurts, they will remain reserve-able year round)
• Hunting Season starts soon!
• Be sure to get your Hunting license.
• Please hunt in designated areas only. Come see us at Headquarters for a map of designated hunting areas.
• Firewood Permits available beginning of October. Rules and Regulations regarding permits are available through Headquarters.

09/17/2026

⚠️ A Toxin Advisory is now in effect at several locations at the reservoir due to Harmful Cyanobacterial Blooms (HCBs).

📍 The Marina and Custer Cove Campground

At these locations, toxin levels are unsafe for swimming or fishing; avoid areas near blooms.

A Bloom Advisory also remains in effect for the entire reservoir.

The Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality, the Wyoming Department of Health, and the Wyoming Livestock Board recommend that you:

🚫 Do not swim in or come into contact with green water, floating scums or clumps.
🚫 Do not ingest water from a bloom; boiling, filters, and other treatments will not make the water safe.
🎣 Rinse fish with clean water and eat only the fillet portion.
💧 Avoid water spray from a bloom.
🐾 Do not allow pets or livestock to drink water, eat bloom material, or lick their fur after contact.

If contact occurs, rinse with clean water immediately and contact a doctor or veterinarian if symptoms develop.

Learn more, view the live advisory map, or report a suspected bloom at WyoHCBS.org.

Visitors can still enjoy hiking, biking, camping away from the shoreline, and wildlife viewing. Please keep a close eye on kids and pets near the water.

Photos courtesy of the Wyoming DEQ.

09/02/2026

• Reno Cove 🎣
• Wh***ey Gulch ⛵️
• Marina 🚤
Boat ramps are still open and ready for launch this Labor Day Weekend!