Barker Shop At Kritter Kottage

Take the plunge with the whole family to enjoy water recreation at the Casper Family Aquatic Center. This is a great way for the kids (and mom and dad) to get some great exercise while making a big splash! The hours for the pool are seasonal so please check the website before you go.

Getting a great meal doesn't have to be a waiting game. When you're in Casper, make sure to stop by Johnny J's Diner for a great meal that is served up with a heaping helping of nostalgia. Enjoy a delicious home-cooked meal any time of the day. There's a stack of fluffy pancakes on the breakfast menu, a terrific entree with a side dish for lunch, and a big juicy burger for dinner—or anytime! Also, make sure to leave some room for one of Johnny J's famous milkshakes for the best way to end your meal on a sweet note.

Nature lovers usually can't sit still for long, and that's why the Platte River Parkway Trail is so appealing for many people who live in Casper. This trail system runs approximately ten miles in length, east to west through the Casper community, connecting many parks and recreation areas. The trail is popular with walkers, runners and folks out to enjoy a day of outdoor recreational activities on land or on the river. There's also plenty of wildlife to view from either the trail or the lakeside.

Casper's National Historic Trails Interpretive Center is one of the area's most popular attractions for several good reasons. This venue offers a chance to learn about the role that various trails played in the development of Wyoming and the western part of the country. Learn in detail about some of the area's most significant trails that include the Oregon, California, Mormon, Bridger and even the Pony Express. In addition to seeing visually arresting exhibits about the history of these trails, visitors can actually experience the trails themselves by follow the BLM signs outside the center. The National Historic Trails Center gives you the unique opportunity to walk through the same trails that have been used since the late 19th century.