Walleye Rentals

Walleye Rentals in Glendo, Wyoming, is a campground and rental operation adjacent to Glendo Reservoir in Platte County — a no-frills, fishing-focused camping property with spacious RV sites at 30 and 50-amp hookups, picnic tables, and Wi-Fi in the North Platte River reservoir country of southeastern Wyoming, positioned to give anglers and Wyoming outdoor recreation visitors the base camp access to Glendo State Park's walleye, largemouth bass, and rainbow trout fishery that the reservoir sustains in one of the most productive warm-water and cold-water mixed fisheries in the Wyoming state park system. Glendo's Platte County position on the Oregon Trail corridor through the North Platte River valley gives the campground the specific historical and geological context of the most heavily traveled emigrant route in American history. Spacious full-hookup RV sites at 30 and 50 amps with picnic tables and Wi-Fi give Walleye Rentals the practical infrastructure for the angling and recreation-focused guest whose Glendo Reservoir itinerary requires the extended-stay base that full hookup service enables. The campground's name reflects its specific market identity — the walleye fishing on Glendo Reservoir, supplemented by the bass, rainbow trout, and the trophy-size fish that the reservoir's depth and the state park's management program sustain, gives the property the specific fishing camp character that the walleye rental and the direct reservoir access specifically deliver. Pets are welcome. Glendo State Park, immediately north of the town of Glendo in Platte County, encompasses the 12,000-acre Glendo Reservoir on the North Platte River — a Bureau of Reclamation impoundment created in 1958 that sustains one of Wyoming's most popular warm-water fisheries with walleye, largemouth bass, and the cold-water trout species that the reservoir's depth thermocline and the dam's cold-water release program specifically support below the dam. The state park's developed marina, boat ramps, and the sandy swimming beaches on the reservoir's coves give the Glendo State Park the full day-use recreational infrastructure of one of Wyoming's most actively managed recreation reservoirs. Fort Laramie National Historic Site, 30 miles east of Glendo in Goshen County, preserves the most significant military post and trading fort on the Oregon, California, and Mormon Trails — a frontier fort that served as the primary supply and resupply point for the 300,000-plus emigrants who traveled the North Platte River corridor between 1842 and 1869 in the greatest voluntary human migration in American history. The fort's original 1849 Old Bedlam officers' quarters (the oldest surviving building in Wyoming), the restored sutler's store, and the reconstructed officer and enlisted men's quarters give the national historic site the physical character of an operating frontier military post at the scale and complexity that the Oregon Trail's support infrastructure required. Walleye Rentals serves guests through Wyoming's outdoor recreation season from spring through fall, with the walleye fishing season peaking in the spring spawn from April through June and the summer boat recreation from July through August sustaining the Glendo Reservoir's peak visitor demand. The North Platte River below the Glendo Dam provides the cold-water tailwater trout fishing that supplements the reservoir's warm-water fishery — brown and rainbow trout in the cold discharge reach give the river below the dam the specific catch-and-release trout character that fly fishing visitors target in addition to the reservoir's walleye bass. Reserve sites ahead for the spring walleye season and summer reservoir recreation weekends when Glendo State Park's limited accommodation fills from the Cheyenne and Casper regional markets.