The Cokeville City Park is located in downtown Cokeville. It offers playground equipment for the kids, a pavilion, picnic tables, grills, and public restrooms. It's a great place for families to spend an afternoon and good place for large gatherings.

Located adjacent to the city park is a mini golf course that is available for public use at any time. You just need to bring your own equipment. Also adjacent to the park is an ice skating rink that is used during the winter months.

To secure a reservation for the pavilion, contact the Town Clerk at (307) 279-3227.

Cokeville has a wild-life refuge as a backyard!  Just 7 miles south of Cokeville on Highway 30 sits the Cokeville Meadows National Wildlife Refuge pullout where visitors can get a snapshot of local water fowl and other critters.  Bring your binoculars, shades, picnic, and camera!

  The Legion Grounds Park is located just Northeast of town and is a great place to have a picnic and campfire. It sits near the base of "Rocky Peak" and is a great place to see wildlife. There are no public restrooms available.

Cokeville Wyoming was home to one of the best known women artists in the west Minerva Teichert.  She is best known for her pieces showing the Wild West, Pioneer heritage, and religious pieces depicting the life of Jesus Christ and the Book of Mormon. 

For a free guided tour, call (307) 200-4804.

Pine Creek Ski Resort is a winter recreator's dream, and it's right in Cokeville's backyard! The Ski Resort is open during the winter months and attracts many skiers/snowboarders from the Wyoming/Idaho/Utah tri-state area. They offer a quad lift for the larger ski runs and a rope tow for the beginners hill. A cafe and rental shop is operated in the ski lodge. Season passes are available.

Located at 4061 Pine Creek County Road, just East of Cokeville.

Click here to visit Pine Creek's website.

A public shooting range is offered by the Town of Cokeville. It is available for public use at any time. It is located on County Road 206 just above the Cokeville Cemetery and just below the Central Lincoln County Landfill.