Casper, Wyoming is home to world-class outdoor recreational opportunities, a vibrant downtown and welcoming, friendly locals. Casper and Wyoming are open and ready to welcome you. The health, safety and well-being of our residents and visitors are of the highest priority so we are asking that you travel responsibly.
If you plan to travel to Wyoming and don't feel well, please stay home and reschedule your visit for a later date. The good news is that, if you're ready to travel, Casper has plenty of wide-open spaces and things to do while practicing social distancing. Casper is home to iconic landscapes waiting to be explored, touchable history waiting to be experienced, amazing food waiting to be devoured and endless things to do around every corner.
If you plan to travel to Wyoming and don't feel well, please stay home and reschedule your visit for a later date. The good news is that, if you're ready to travel, Casper has plenty of wide-open spaces and things to do while practicing social distancing. Casper is home to iconic landscapes waiting to be explored, touchable history waiting to be experienced, amazing food waiting to be devoured and endless things to do around every corner.
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Established in 1989, Visit Casper is dedicated to broadening the economic base of Natrona County through tourism. Casper is the 2nd largest city in the state of Wyoming and one of the top destinations for visitors in the state. In 2018, more than 852,000 visitors came to Natrona County from around the state, region, and world.
Brook grew up in Norfolk, NE and moved to Casper in 2015. During her time here she has fallen in love with the people of Casper and the sense of community. Brook is the CEO at Visit Casper and her favorite part about her position is continually forming strategic partnerships with fellow community members and working together to come up with creative solutions for impossible problems.
Casper is the mountain town full of adventures that make a big impact on meetings. As a destination with an abundance of outdoor recreational opportunities, a thriving arts scene, countless historic sites, and an authentic downtown charm, Casper will make an impact with your groups long after the meetings have ended.
Meeting, convention and sporting event planners can offer groups more when they plan to gather in Casper. With a unique balance between urban convenience and abundant outdoor access, Casper is an excellent destination for statewide, regional and national associations, as well as manufacturing, agriculture, forestry, mining, government, transportation, outdoor, hunting and fishing groups.
If you're interested in bringing a meeting to Casper, let's talk. Bringing a meeting to our town has a huge economic impact on the local community. Plus, think about how convenient it would be to have your annual convention or board meeting in Casper. If you think you can help bring just one of the many meetings you may have to travel for each year to our community, we'd love to hear from you.
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Keefe Burton
Aug 14, 2018
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Justin Henion
Jul 16, 2018
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This outfit is the Dude-ranch equivalent of a tourist guide. Shallow, Petty and money-grubbing.
Just another small town institution going out of it's way to promote itself in hopes of expanding the population, and drawing in tourism to try and bring in money. It's all about the money with these jerks. Their only real interest is self-promotion. Only highlight city-sponsored events or things too big to ignore that the city can leech off of. They outsourced their management and ended up finding another trendy yuppie to cater to whatever hipster crowd throws around the money these days. Heaven forbid
Just another small town institution going out of it's way to promote itself in hopes of expanding the population, and drawing in tourism to try and bring in money. It's all about the money with these jerks. Their only real interest is self-promotion. Only highlight city-sponsored events or things too big to ignore that the city can leech off of. They outsourced their management and ended up finding another trendy yuppie to cater to whatever hipster crowd throws around the money these days. Heaven forbid
Alex Inoa
Jun 13, 2018
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John Eldredge
Jul 02, 2016
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Not a good welcome ,or very helpful , back door where parking is , is not used, when inside greeted by a young lady, told her we were looking to see what there was to do , she handed us a listing for the summer an then asked what else she could do for us , didn't cover what was happing currently .or even ask what our intrest were , or did she try to sell us on how great Casper was or things to do
Kacey Bradley
Jul 06, 2012
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