900 W 2nd St, Gillette, WY 82716-3405

Collect. Preserve. Educate. The Campbell County Rockpile Museum tells the story of the Powder River Basin. Rockpile Museum exhibits feature collections of fossils, Native American artifacts, rifles, saddles, horse-drawn vehicles, and other ranching, homesteading, and energy industry equipment. Hands-on activities throughout the exhibits make for a fun and informative experience for your group of any size or age. Admission Fees: $10 for adults, $8 for seniors, $8 for groups of 5 or more, $5 for students. Children under 5, active duty military and families, and veterans and spouse are FREE. Special ticket for Rockpile Museum and Frontier Auto is $15. The museum has a full schedule of temporary exhibits and educational programming each year. There is something for everyone at the Campbell County Rockpile Museum. Open 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Monday through Saturday.

205 Ross Ave, Gillette, WY 82716-3742

13,000 sq ft Americana display featuring restored classic cars, beautiful neon signs, rare porcelain signs, gas pumps galore, and much more. Lots of oil & gas-related decor along with two town fronts. Each unique room filled with artifacts from America's Golden Age. Hungry? Try one of our Gourmet Brats in our Commodore Cafe. All brats, franks, and sausages are sourced locally. Sit down and enjoy a malted milkshake, Italian soda, or coffee drink with your meal. Check out our 4,000 sq ft Relics Store with antiques, Pendleton Wool apparel, collectibles, and rare finds. There is a $14 admission into the museum. Military/Seniors/Groups of 5 or more are $12. Students are $8. Children 6 & under FREE (Must be accompanied by an adult). This family-owned and operated collection is a MUST-SEE when traveling I-90. Wyoming's hidden gem! Hope to see you soon!

314 S Gillette Ave, Gillette, WY 82716-3706

We are known as the Energy Capital of the Nation – it’s our identity and foundation. Campbell County is a 4,700 square mile rectangle of primarily grasslands over extensive sub-bituminous coal deposits, some of which were so close to the surface that early settlers could dig their own coal. Today, Wyoming accounts for around 33 percent of all US coal production, but the true value of Campbell County coal is in its unusually low sulfur content, which results in reduced emissions and a cleaner form of energy. Schedule a coal mine tour to learn how energy produced in Gillette trickles across the country. You’ll see spectacular machines work and gain a deeper understanding of the importance of the energy industry in Wyoming’s economy. And what is perhaps most impressive and surprising to visitors is the extensive reclamation processes that are taken to restore the land back to Wyoming purity. After all, this is home for these workers. Tours operate in summer months only.

105 Warren Ave, Gillette, WY 82716-3727

Drink from a horn at Wyoming's only Brewery/Meadery! An incredible destination in Northeast Wyoming on the way to Yellowstone and Devil's Tower. Big Lost Meadery manufacturers mead (honey alcohol), unique craft beers, food, and honey vinegar. Come down to try a delicious mead cocktail, a rare beer, or just come down to experience an atmosphere unlike any others around. Big Lost caters to minute details within their building to provide an experience that will last with you for a long time. So drink out of a horn, play some games, and have a conversation again. Cheers and Get Your Pillage On!

1810 S Douglas Hwy Unit A, Gillette, WY 82716

When you travel to the edge of the West, you expect the unexpected. During your trip, try Gillette, the Energy Capital of the Nation, where you’ll find much more than minerals beneath the surface. In this wild country, we engrain the natural paradise of Wyoming with our own uncommon flavor for a surprisingly authentic experience. Gillette and Wright are tucked between some of our nation’s most famous monuments, and we fuel vacationers en route to Devils Tower National Monument, Yellowstone National Park and Mount Rushmore National Memorial. Like any good host, we know the importance of food during your visit, so our local chefs and restaurateurs have worked hard to earn our reputation as an up-and-coming regional foodie destination. Outside, our pronghorn antelope hunting is some of the country’s best. We’ll show you around with our historic downtown, Durham Bison Ranch Tours and operational mining tours. Whatever you’re exploring, you’re always invited to stay with us.

900 Edwards St, Gillette, WY 82178