Land & Properties for Sale in Wyoming, USA
496 Results
$375,000
1.5 Acres
Buffalo, Wyoming, 82834
Zoned B-2! LOADS of Options For the West Side of Buffalo! Commercial Building Site(s) Available At The Base Of The Big Horn Mountains! Easy access to ...
$1,350,000
45 Acres
Gillette, Wyoming, 82718
Legacy Pointe offers 45 acres of R-4 zoned land in one of Gillette’s most sought-after and fastest-growing areas. Perfectly positioned for multi-famil...
$3,000,000
300 Acres
Gillette, Wyoming, 82718
Welcome to Southern Ridge Ranch—300± acres of prime land located along Southern Drive in the rapidly growing southern corridor of Gillette, Wyoming. W...
$249,000
39 Acres
Pavillion, Wyoming, 82523
This Property is a perfect blend of open space, productivity, and breathtaking scenery on this 39+/- acre parcel located on Pickett Road in Pavillion,...
$450,000
160 Acres
Carpenter, Wyoming, 82054
Endless possibilities await on this stunning 160-acre parcel of vacant land! Bring your animals and build your dream home surrounded by wide-open spac...
$265,000
2.69 Acres
Buffalo, Wyoming, 82834
Buildable Lot Just Minutes from Town This 2.69-acre level lot offers the perfect blend of convenience and serenity. Located just minutes from town, it...
$195,000
0.01 Acres
Sheridan, Wyoming, 82801
Forest Permits and Outfitting Business in the Big Horns. This TURN-KEY, easy access Forest Service camp is located in the Big Horn Mountains, approxim...
$545,000
27.28 Acres
Lander, Wyoming, 82520
One of Lander's most coveted Red Butte legacy properties is now available for the first time in nearly a century. Stunning 27.28 acre property borderi...
$209,900
6 Acres
Sheridan, Wyoming, 82801
Great views from Mallard, multiple building sites access can be from either Mallard or McCormick. Access to electricity at the road, SAWS water tap on...
$599,900
8 Acres
Buffalo, Wyoming, 82834
Discover this stunning 8.41-acre property situated just 10 minutes outside of Buffalo. Offering views of the Bighorn Mountains and Lake DeSmet. It is ...
$1,700,000
14.89 Acres
Afton, Wyoming, 83110
Modern 2-bed, 1-bath mountain retreat on a private forested lot just 76 miles from Jackson Hole. Built in 2021 with radiant heat and a massive 2,432 s...
$699,000
2.4 Acres
Riverton, Wyoming, 82501
Is it time to own a place where stained glass tells stories, where seclusion can call your name, but in a peaceful way that no one else can hear? A pl...
$199,000
79.71 Acres
Gillette, Wyoming, 82716
Escape to wide‑open Wyoming living on this incredible 79.71 acre parcel, your canvas for the perfect dream home. With unbeatable privacy, sweeping vie...
$275,000
5.01 Acres
Ranchester, Wyoming, 82839
Build your dream home on this stunning 5 acre parcel featuring breathtaking views of the Big Horn Mountains and Tongue River Valley. With open spaces,...
$825,000
1.91 Acres
Wamsutter, Wyoming, 82336
Prime I-80 investment, The Sunset Inn in Wamsutter, WY is the only motel within nearly 110 miles, ensuring constant demand from travelers, truckers, a...
$170,000
0 Acres
Sundance, Wyoming, 82729
Land opportunity in the Black Hills of WY. Nestled in the crook of Bear Lodge range, backing up to National Forest land with snowmobile and ATV trails...
$198,000
4.91 Acres
Buffalo, Wyoming, 82834
Ready to build your new home on. Great views and just minutes from town and lake De Smet. 4.91 Acres. HOA fee is $350.00per year.
$25,900,000
7,740 Acres
Newcastle, Wyoming, 82701
This magnificent 7100 acre in northeast Wyoming is a gateway to the Blackhills National Forest. The steep rolling hills under a canopy of pines offer ...
$409,900
3.92 Acres
Atlantic City, Wyoming, 82520
Elevated on the side of the hill overlooking historic Atlantic City Wyoming, here is a perfect get-away cabin that could serve as the base point for a...
$2,000,000
9.45 Acres
Etna, Wyoming, 83118
Beautiful 9.45-acre parcel in Etna, Wyoming offering a rare Hwy 89 corridor opportunity with exceptional visibility and strong future potential. Curre...
$29,500,000
5,936 Acres
Glenrock, Wyoming, 82637
Echo Mountain Ranch is located where the historic town of Boxelder once thrived. This 5,936+/- ranch is 45 minutes from Casper, Wyoming south of Glenr...
$4,995,000
160 Acres
Jelm, Wyoming, 82036
A truly unique and exceptional property that has just become available: a magnificent 160-acre ranch, offered to the public for the first time in over...
$130,000
2.12 Acres
Thayne, Wyoming, 83127
Gorgeous 2+ acre lot in one of the most pristine neighborhoods in Thayne! Community Salt River access, community water system, paved roads, fiber opti...
$125,000
36.3 Acres
Laramie, Wyoming, 82055
Welcome to lot 235 at the Wild Horse Ranch, offering breathtaking views of Sheep Mountain and the Snowy Range. This excellent spot provides uninterrup...
$975,000
4.02 Acres
Wilson, Wyoming, 83014
Four beautiful, private acres bordering the pristine wilderness of the Bridger Teton National Forest. Nicely treed property with a variety of building...
$5,750,000
160 Acres
Shell, Wyoming, 82441
Bighorn Mountain Hideout is located deep in the Bighorn Mountains. Sitting high atop the surrounding timbered valleys at nearly 8000 feet, the view fr...
About Land for Sale in Wyoming
Wyoming offers land for sale on a big scale, from large cattle ranches and grazing land to mountain tracts, river frontage, and prime hunting property. Whether you want a working ranch, a recreational retreat, or off-grid acreage, you will find options across the plains, basins, and mountains. Browse the current Wyoming listings above, or filter by county, acreage, price, or property type.
Wyoming Land for Sale: Frequently Asked Questions
How much does land cost in Wyoming?
Wyoming ranges from affordable high plains and remote acreage to premium mountain and river ranch property near Jackson, Sheridan, and the Bighorns. The lack of a state income tax adds to its appeal. Compare active listings by county and acreage for current pricing.
What types of land can I buy in Wyoming?
You will find cattle and grazing ranches, mountain and recreational tracts, river and creek frontage, and off-grid acreage. Use the filters to focus on the type and features you want.
Is Wyoming good for hunting?
Yes. Wyoming is a premier destination for elk, deer, antelope, and other big game, sometimes with landowner tags. Look at access, water, elevation, hunting units, and proximity to public land when comparing recreational tracts.
Where is the best ranch land in Wyoming?
Working ranches are found statewide, from the high plains to the mountain valleys. Acreage, water rights, grazing leases, carrying capacity, and improvements affect value, so review those details on ranch listings.
Do I need water rights to buy land in Wyoming?
Water rights are important in Wyoming, especially for irrigated and ranch land. Some parcels include water rights or a well and others do not. Confirm the water situation and any river or creek frontage rights before you buy.
How do I search for land for sale in Wyoming?
Use the map and search bar above to browse by city, county, or region, then filter by acreage, price, and property type. You can also set up alerts so you hear about new Wyoming land as soon as it is listed.
When You're in Wyoming, You're in Cowboy Country.
The state's trademark is The Bucking Horse & Rider, which tells you everything you need to know about the area's rich traditions. Wyoming features sprawling ranches, towering mountains, and the largest collection of geysers and thermal features in the world. The majestic Yellowstone National Park boasts 2 million acres of wilderness and natural beauty, and that is just one of Wyoming's national parks and monuments. You can feel the wild spirit of the West calling you to buy land in Wyoming and to start an incredible adventure.
In 1867, the Union Pacific Railway reached Cheyenne, Wyoming's capital. The territory grew quickly, and Wyoming became the 44th state in 1890. Once again, it is the ideal time to look through Wyoming’s lands for sale. The state’s historical roots are the story of tough, tenacious people with a true love for the land.
The Equality State
Wyoming is nicknamed The Equality State because women were granted the right to vote here in 1869. At 97,914 square miles, it is the 9th largest state in the union, but the least populated so it is a land of wide open spaces. It is bordered by Montana, South Dakota, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, and Idaho.
Wyoming Land for Sale
In the East, Wyoming forms part of the Great Plains. They extend into the rugged natural beauty of the Middle and Southern Rocky Mountains. The Western half of the state is dominated by the geographically unique Wyoming Basin. At 6,700 feet, Wyoming is the second highest state in the country and offers a variety of beautiful Wyoming farms for sale.
Hunting Land
Wyoming has an abundance of wild land open for hunting. Yellowstone National Park, Bighorn National Forest, Shoshone National Forest, and more offer millions and millions of acres of land to hunt game. There are hundreds of thousands of acres of land for sale in Wyoming as well.
Wyoming Natural Resources
The gorgeous and diversified landscape offers incredible opportunities to enjoy outdoor activities. The abundant natural resources of The Equality State are beautiful scenery, wildlife, mineral deposits of bentonite clay, coal, gold, uranium, agate, jade, petroleum, and sodium carbonate. It's number one natural resource are the great expanses of rich grazing land that supports the state's giant beef cattle industry.
National Parks and Reserves
It would be tough to find a state with more national parks, national reserves, national grasslands, national forests, and historic sites than in this state. Wyoming is home to America's first National Park, and today there are an amazing number of National Parks and Reserves in this expansive state. Some of the endless places to explore in Wyoming are:
- Yellowstone National Park
- Devil's Tower
- Shoshone National Forest
- Grand Teton National Park
- Bridger-Teton National Forest
- Fossil Butte National Monument
- Fort Laramie National Historic Site
- Thunder Basin National Grassland
Wyoming Industry
Wyoming's number one industry is agriculture, which provides up to 86% of the state's agricultural product. Manufacturing is minimal in Wyoming.
Agriculture
In the land of cowboys, beef cattle is the number one crop. It accounts for about 86% of the state's gross agricultural receipts. Other agricultural products include:
- Hogs
- Sheep
- Lambs
- Dairy products
- Hay
- Sugar Beets
- Barely
- Dry Beans
Wyoming produces livestock commodities like wool and chicken eggs. Other greenhouse products like oats and sunflowers are also grown. Land Broker Co-op has many Wyoming farms for sale right now, check out the listings!
Mining
The industry of mining is a larger percentage of the state's gross product than any other state. In Wyoming there is mining for:
- Coal
- Petroleum
- Natural Gas
- Sodium Carbonate
- Bentonite
- Other Clays
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