Park County Wyoming

Park County is typified by beautiful land in northwestern Wyoming. Enjoy many miles of open roads, rivers and wildlife. Energy, gas and agricultural production
add to the county's economy. Park County enjoys a relatively mild climate and has surprisingly little rain or snowfall. Reports indicate approximately 300 days of sunshine per year in Park County

Park County has three towns: Cody, the county seat, has a population of approximately 9,000 and is a true western town. Its location, 52 miles east of Yellowstone National Park, makes it an ideal tourist town. The city of Powell is located in a valley between the Big Horn and Absaroka Mountains. Its population of approximately 6,000 people is supported by agriculture, energy and gas, and is the home of Northwest College. Meeteetse, an inviting community of approximately 350 residents is primarily an agricultural community with old western charm.