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NOTE - We do not respond to unknown phone numbers due to extensive SPAM, therefore, initial contact should be via the site providing your cell number for inclusion into our contact list, thus enabling recognition of your number when calling or texting. Remember that if you have cell service and the BOONDOCKERS app, you have access to the BOONDOCKER'S message system as Wi-Fi is not required! That said, a call or text is better than no communication!

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PLEASE USE THE BOONDOCKER'S MESSAGE SYSTEM AS THE PRIMARY METHOD OF COMMUNICATION AS IT AUTOMATICALLY ARCHIVES THE MESSAGES AND PROVIDES A TEXT NOTIFICATION AS WELL! Due to a large number of RVs using the site, texting is very difficult to keep straight and does not archive into the BOONDOCKER'S system. We have high-speed broadband WiFi available at no charge (Cheyenne Home RV Guest / Boondockers), which you are welcome to access as your equipment will permit (You are welcome to sit on the porch if necessary) and we get decent cell service due to our elevation - 6200' MSL.

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We have a fire ring, firewood, and chairs behind the house which adults are free to use, but children must be supervised at all times! PERMISSION IS REQUIRED DUE TO POSSIBLE HIGH WINDS AND POTENTIALLY DRY CONDITIONS! AN AVAILABLE WATER HOSE MUST BE PRESENT DURING ALL FIRES AND THEY MUST BE COMPLETELY EXTINGUISHED WITH IT WHEN FINISHED! NO WATER HOOKUPS ARE PERMITTED! PLEASE INDICATE IN YOUR REQUEST IF YOU WILL NEED A FRESHWATER FILL UPON ARRIVAL! THANK YOU! We have free, great-tasting well water for filling your freshwater supplies if desired. PLEASE INDICATE IN YOUR REQUEST WHETHER YOU WILL NEED AN ELECTRICAL HOOKUP AND YOUR PREFERENCE FOR 30 A OR 20 A. Summer nighttime temperatures run 50F to 65F with the aforementioned conditions for cool sleeping. DO NOT BASE YOUR STAY HERE ON THE AVAILABILITY OF 30 A POWER!!! We have multiple 20 A exterior house outlets requiring heavy-duty extension cords to provide power to your RV, usually sufficient to run an AC, which is seldom needed due to the cooler weather, low humidity, and nearly constant breezes.

Extension cables are usually required, depending upon the length of your access cables, as distances of 50 - 75' or more are common! Please be advised that due to multiple RVs accommodated, access to the single, available 30 A outlet per RV box cannot be guaranteed. There are approximately 2 acres of level ground in the front portion of our residential lot for parking, with plenty of room to maneuver even the largest rig into position to access one of the two 30 A RV electrical boxes on the outboard front and rear corners of the garage (2 20 Amp & 1 30 Amp receptacles - all on the same 30 A circuit per box).

SHOULD 911 SERVICE BE REQUIRED, BE SURE TO NOTE OUR ADDRESS!! This should be taken into consideration by everyone, particularly those with respiratory issues! Cheyenne has numerous urgent care facilities and an excellent full-service hospital if needed. At Yellowstone we heard many different languages spoken among our fellow travelers, all of us trying to comprehend that we were standing atop a giant underground volcano! We slipped into Grand Teton National Park, with its sawtooth range dominated by peaks rising as high as 13,000 feet.SPAGHETTI'S ROOST is on the north side of Cheyenne, just 2 miles east of I-25, WY Exit 13, at an elevation of 6200 feet above sea level, about the same as an airliner's cabin in flight, however, on hot summer days, the effective elevation can approach 10,000 feet. Traversing this landscape, we blur our vision for a moment and imagine nomadic tribes combing the foothills for buffalo, mountain man Kit Carson riding into a trading post with beaver pelts stacked high on his saddle, and desperado Butch Cassidy lurking in the shadowed canyons to avoid capture. When explorer John Colter came upon this region of steaming geysers and tumbling waterfalls he nicknamed the area 'Colter's Hell.' That same locale would become the world's first national park: Yellowstone. Wyoming became a state in 1890, but especially along its mountainous western flank it retains a Wild West attitude.