Sheridan is approximately three hours east of the Yellowstone National Park eastern gate. And 1-hour south of Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument. It sits at the eastern base of the beautiful Bighorn Mountains.
Sheridan has breathtaking views, wide open spaces, and a western charm. It Main Street is lined with neon signs, where stores open their doors with western hospitality. You will find that the town of Sheridan is what Wyoming is meant to be and a place where you can get your west on. Learn more in our Sheridan travel guide video: Click Here
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King’s Saddlery and Ropes
King’s Saddlery is a must stop. Not only do they have great merchandise. But the museum in the back is a must see too.
The King saddlery legacy began with Don King in 1946. Don was the first to create the Sheridan flower style of leather carving. A style that has influenced leather workers all over the world. In the late 1960s, ropes were added to the King’s inventory. Next thing they knew, the store became world-renowned for those, too. The operation is still owned and operated by the King family. Learn more in our Sheridan travel guide video: Click Here
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Accommodations
We stayed at the Sheridan / Big Horn Mountains KOA Journey campground. We had a wonderful two-room cabin. The campground was well shaded and quite. It sits on a small creek. Where you can fish. The RV sites were big. They had the longest pull-troughs I have ever seen.
Our other recommendation is The Sheridan Inn. The Sheridan Inn was built by Buffalo Bill Cody. He use to audition acts on the lawn in front of the building. The hotel was almost demolished. But the town of Sheridan would not hear of it. It was bought and remodeled not long ago. And has proven to be worth the efforts.
We did not stay at the inn. But it’s grounds and interior were magnificent. And a must see and stay. We will be defiantly staying there on our next trip to Sheridan, Wyoming. Learn more in our Sheridan travel guide video: Click Here
We highly recommend you plan a trip to Sheridan and Wyoming. Between national parks like Yellowstone, Devil’s Tower, The Oregon Trail and more, you will not be disappointed. The state of Wyoming is a diamond in historical rough as far as we are concerned. Make sure to check out all our Wyoming video: Click to start our Wyoming Travel playlist
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