Kaycee, Wyoming

Kaycee, Wyoming is located in southern Johnson County, just off of Interstate 25 along the banks of the Powder River.

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Kaycee, Wyoming is located in southern Johnson County, just off of Interstate 25 along the banks of the Powder River. Here in “The Biggest Little Town in Johnson County,” you will find yourself surrounded by the history of the Old West, Indian battles, pioneer ranches, settler's homesteads, outlaw hideouts and rustler's ranges. Kaycee's Harold Jarrard Park is the home of many popular rodeo and agricultural events each year.

West of Kaycee is the infamous "Hole-in-the-Wall" Country and outlaw cave where the legendary outlaws Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid and the rest of the Hole-in-the-Wall gang hid out. Kaycee was also an important site of the Johnson County War, one of the most significant events in Old West history. The views In Kaycee are expansive and beautiful and the folks who live here are about as friendly as you'll ever meet! It boasts itself as a true wild-west town, complete with characters that seem right out of the 1800's.

For more information visit the Town of Kaycee Website