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Fossil Butte National Monument
Where To Eat
 
fish eating a fish
NPS photo of Rick Hebdon specimen
 

Restaurants are located in Kemmerer and Diamondville, nine miles east of the monument. Contact the local Chamber of Commerce for details.

Download Kemmerer-Diamondville Area Information brochure [42k PDF File] for a list of restaurants, motels, camping, RV parks, museums, and parks and recreation facilities.

fish eating fish, NPS photo of Fossil Country Museum specimen
Places to Stay and Eat
Nearby communities provide lodging, camping, restaurants and other services you might need.
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arrowleaf balsomroot
Nearby Attractions
Visit J.C. Penney's first store, the grave of an Oregon Trail emigrant, and observe wildhorses.
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checking out the rock layers
Things to Do
Depending on the weather, your schedule and abilities, a variety of activities await you.
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visitor center mural  

Did You Know?
Plant fossils, like palm fronds, tell us that 50 million years ago, southwest Wyoming's climate was much like Florida's is today.

Last Updated: August 16, 2006 at 13:10 EST