Hot Springs County, Wyoming Land For Sale (5 results)

If there’s an ideal location for a Wyoming property, this one is it. 32.3+/– acres located on an elevated bluff with unobstructed views to every recognizable landmark surrounding Thermopolis, just outside of Hot Springs State Park. The red buttes of Round Top, T Hill, and Monument Hill and the widely acclaimed Bighorn River winding through just ¼ mile below create a panoramic, classic Wyoming scene from a very private setting. This unique site has 6.12 acres in East Thermopolis with the remaining 26.22 acres of the property being located in Hot Springs County. A shooting range from the deck, horse pastures and a barn, along with few restrictions is one of the perks of being located outside of city limits. At the same time, you are a ¼ mile walk from the hospital, the state park and hot springs, and public fishing access. The private drive to the property takes you away from town and into the country in a few hundred feet. This exceptional property features a custom-built log home, meticulously crafted with stunning finishes. The one-of-a-kind masonry work on the fireplace is truly a conversation starter. The grand home offers 4 bedrooms (one non-conforming), 3 bathrooms, a living room, family room, and fabulous kitchen, all complemented by spacious decks. Additionally, the property includes a log guest house with a bathroom, a greenhouse, pump house, a Generac generator, Connex storage container, root cellar, large garden area, sprinkler system, and a unique cooking pit. This area is growing in popularity and fast becoming a destination for recreationalists and those seeking a relaxing environment to live in. Amenities include a new hospital, K-12 schools, airport, and its famous Hot Springs and State Park. Fish, swim or soak, and hike all within a very short walking distance from this one of a kind property.

Bar None Morgan Ranch presents a rare opportunity to acquire a purpose-built equine and irrigated property located just three miles south of Thermopolis, Wyoming in the productive Big Horn Basin. Encompassing 57.02± deeded acres, the ranch includes approximately 21± acres of established alfalfa irrigated under a 4-Tower Valley pivot system supplied by a pump-fed 12-inch pipeline drawing directly from the Big Horn River. Adjudicated surface water rights with early 20th-century priority dates support the irrigation history of the property. In a region experiencing ongoing drought conditions, the visible green production under pivot irrigation materially distinguishes this offering from non-irrigated acreage. Commercial-Grade Equine Infrastructure At the operational core of the ranch is a 60' x 150' steel Morton building constructed with 8-inch concrete floors and overhead radiant heat, designed for year-round equine use. The facility includes: Heated tack room with bathroom On-site apartment Indoor riding capability / round pen space Full power and water service Additional improvements include structured paddocks with heated waterers, four open-front horse shelters, a 30' x 100' hay storage building, and a 30' x 40' heated garage. The infrastructure was developed to support a professional Morgan horse breeding and training operation; however, this offering includes real estate and improvements only. No horses, breeding program, brand assets, or business operations are included in the sale. Residence & Layout The 3-bedroom, 2-bath residence offers approximately 2,400± square feet of living space. Originally constructed in 1965 and remodeled in 1999, the home reflects consistent maintenance and practical upgrades over time. Improvements include Pella replacement windows (2014), steel siding (2014), and a roof replaced in 2019. The home is serviced by city water, while a separate quality well supplies water to the yard, corrals, barns, and working improvements. Heating is provided by a radiant in-floor boiler system with a recently updated boiler. The positioning of the residence allows for comfortable separation between the living quarters and the operational equine facilities while maintaining functional access throughout the property. Location & Access The ranch offers direct access from Highway 20 and is situated within Water Division 3 of the Big Horn Basin. Proximity to Thermopolis, Wyoming provides access to healthcare, schools, retail, and community amenities while preserving agricultural productivity and rural privacy. Multiple Use Potential Bar None Morgan Ranch supports a range of ownership objectives, including: Professional equine breeding and training Irrigated hay production Small-scale livestock operation Recreational ownership with river proximity Long-term agricultural investment The combination of river-fed irrigation, established improvements, commercial-grade equine facilities, and manageable acreage creates a diversified rural asset positioned for both operational functionality and lifestyle appeal. Offered at $1,495,000 57.02± Deeded Acres Shown by Appointment and Proof of Financial Capabilities Only An Opportunity Built with Intention ?In a market where water, infrastructure, and location ultimately determine value, Bar None Morgan Ranch delivers all three - supported by documented river-fed irrigation, established improvements, and proximity to Thermopolis, Wyoming. This is a working property built with intention and maintained with care.

Discover the flexibility and potential of this unique mixed-use commercial/residential property in Thermopolis, Wyoming. Whether you're looking for a place to operate your business, store equipment, park your RV, or enjoy comfortable living space, this property offers a variety of possibilities. Improvements The insulated shop features radiant heat, 220-volt power, and ample workspace for hobbies, storage, or business operations. Outside, you'll find RV hookups, additional power access, and a convenient dump station, making it ideal for travelers, contractors, or those needing extra utility accommodations. Inside, a small apartment provides comfortable living quarters complete with a bathroom, sink, and a brand-new mini air conditioning unit. The property's mixed-use zoning allows for both residential and commercial use, providing valuable flexibility for owners and investors alike. Situated on 1.72 acre, partially fenced lot, this property offers room to grow and adapt to your needs while enjoying all that Thermopolis has to offer.

Some properties only come along once a generation. This is one of them. Riffle Run on the Bighorn sits just north of Thermopolis, where the river carves through some of Wyoming's most dramatic canyon country. This parcel delivers what serious river buyers search years to find: nearly half a mile of private, live-water frontage paired with 12+/- acres of elevated, flat ground overlooking both the canyon walls and the river below. This unique property has been cared for by the same family for more than 80 years. Across two tracts totaling 38+/- acres, the offering combines direct river access, native wetland habitat, and a building site that's already improved with power and fiber optic on location, removing the guesswork and expense that so often keep good river ground from becoming a great homesite. Live water. Expansive views. Ready infrastructure. Senior Water Rights. Opportunities like this don't sit on the market long. LAND The 12± acres of elevated bench ground rise above the river with commanding views of the surrounding canyon country — a genuinely exceptional homesite in a region known for dramatic scenery. Below, 16.5± acres of native wetlands and riparian vegetation provide year-round wildlife habitat and natural screening that enhances the property's privacy and conservation value. Senior irrigation water rights transfer with the land; a valuable asset on the Bighorn, where water rights of this priority are increasingly hard to come by. A private gravel and dirt road provides access, and with power and fiber-optic utilities already on site, the path from raw land to a finished retreat is materially shorter than for most comparable parcels in the region. RECREATION & WILDLIFE The Bighorn River is one of the West's premier trout fisheries, and this stretch puts that water directly in your backyard. Sitting roughly 1.5 miles beyond the last public take-out, this reach sees a fraction of the boat traffic and wading pressure found on more accessible water — no guide trips beaching below your bank, no shoulder-to-shoulder access days. It's the kind of privacy serious anglers understand the value of immediately. Whether it's an early morning wade below the bench or a drift boat launch a short drive away, this is water that draws anglers from across the country — and now it can simply be home. The wetlands and riparian corridor along the property are the real draw beyond the river itself. Waterfowl work the bottomland in season, pheasants hold in the thicker cover, and white-tailed deer move through the willows and brush at dawn and dusk. For a hunter, angler, or anyone who simply wants wild country outside the door, Riffle Run checks every box. SURROUNDING AMENITIES Thermopolis delivers the infrastructure and amenities that make remote land ownership practical. Full community services, the Hot Springs County Airport (THP) with a 7,000-foot paved runway for private aviation, the Legion Town & Country Club golf course, and Hot Springs State Park — home to the world's largest mineral hot springs — are all within minutes. Wind River Canyon lies just to the south, and public land access expands the recreational footprint well beyond the property boundaries. THE OPPORTUNITIY River properties with this much frontage, this much buildable ground, and this level of recreational appeal simply do not come available often, especially at this price! Eighty years is a long time to hold a piece of river — long enough to know exactly what this ground is capable of becoming. A spectacular forever home built around some of the best trout water in the West, or a family retreat handed down for another 80 years — Riffle Run on the Bighorn is the legacy property you've been searching for. For more information or to schedule a private showing, contact Mike Callan, ALC, at Pathfinder Brokers. (307) 217-6090 Shown by appointment only, no drive-by without approval!

You could spend a fortune trying to engineer the wildlife habitat and natural beauty this property already has. Bighorn Wetlands Sanctuary doesn't need it. These 35+/- acres are largely untouched and perfectly natural in every way. Tucked along the Bighorn River corridor just north of Thermopolis, Wyoming, this diverse parcel sits in one of the most scenic river valleys in the Intermountain West. It is a landscape defined by native wetlands, ponds, and riparian cover that create a true sanctuary for migratory waterfowl, white-tailed and mule deer, and wildlife throughout the seasons. A 5± acre portion of the land, elevated above the riparian area, carves out a defined homesite from the wetlands below, with open views across the water and out to the surrounding mesa and canyon country. Backed by senior, direct-flow irrigation water rights, this ground can just as easily support a small farm as it can a home. Bighorn Wetland Sanctuary is a blank canvas, whether the vision is a forever home, a recreational retreat, a hobby farm, or a conservation holding. Recreation & Wildlife Bighorn Wetlands Sanctuary is a genuine destination for waterfowl hunting, with ducks and geese working the wetlands and ponds in season. White-tailed and mule deer move through the riparian cover at dawn and dusk, offering hunting and wildlife viewing right from the homesite. For photographers, birders, or anyone who simply values quiet mornings in wild country, this ground delivers that in full. In addition, this land benefits directly from its proximity to the Bighorn River corridor, even without frontage of its own. Surrounding irrigated farm ground adds another layer of benefit, offering standing forage that draws and holds wildlife on the property throughout the season. Local Amenities Thermopolis sits just minutes away, offering full community services, the Hot Springs County Airport (THP) with a 7,000-foot paved runway for private aviation access, the Legion Town & Country Club golf course, and Hot Springs State Park — home to the world's largest mineral hot springs. Wind River Canyon and extensive public land access are within easy reach, rounding out a recreational lifestyle that's genuinely difficult to replicate. The Opportunity Habitat this untouched, paired with an ideal homesite, and senior water rights, simply doesn't come on the market often, and when it does, it rarely comes at this price. Bighorn Wetlands Sanctuary represents an accessible entry point into a river corridor that is only growing in demand. Conservation buyers, recreational landowners, and patient investors should all put this land at the top of their list! Contact Mike Callan (307) 217-6090. Shown by appointment only, no driving by the property without permission! A neighbor’s use of approximately five acres of the property for farming and irrigation is allowed solely by the owner’s revocable permission, as a neighborly accommodation, and grants no ownership, possessory, prescriptive, or adverse rights.