Permits

Fog covers the top of Fossil Butte
Fog enshrouds Fossil Butte.

NPS photo

The park has no activities requiring reservations. However, many activities including gatherings, scientific research, and commercial filming in Fossil Butte National Monument require a permit. The purpose of these permits is to ensure the protection of the park's natural and cultural resources, as well as to minimize conflicts between park visitors and your guests.

Email us for the most recent permit forms or call the visitor center with any questions at 307-877-4455.

 
  • Sign that says Fossil Butte National Monument with fossil fish and arrowhead. Sun rising over butte.
    Plan Your Visit

    Summer is a good time to visit. Days are sunny and not too hot, nights are cool. Lodging, camping and restaurants are available nearby.

  • Sagebrush sloping up to a ridge overlooking a valley covered with snow and blue sky and clouds above
    Current Conditions at Fossil Butte

    As you plan your visit, be sure to check out the current conditions at Fossil Butte National Monument.

  • Tan stingray fossil facing right on pale cream stone.
    Discover the Fossils

    Discover the significance of these world-class fossils from the Green River Formation's Fossil Lake deposit.

Last updated: July 17, 2024

Contact Info

Mailing Address:

P.O. Box 592
Kemmerer, WY 83101

Phone:

307 877-4455

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