Lander Mountain Creekside Retreat

Set in the gated Homestead Park subdivision, 515 Lander Mountain Road features a 1,120 sq ft cabin on 2.43 acres with private access to the Shoshone National Forest. Around 600 feet of Sheep Creek and four trout filled ponds wind through mature timber and lush green meadows. Live water, a private well, and frequent elk and deer make this a secluded mountain escape. Land Sheep Creek flows roughly 600 feet through the property, feeding four trout filled ponds and vibrant, creek fed meadows. The mix of open grassy meadows and slopes dotted with mature spruce, pine, and quaking aspen provides both privacy and beauty. Abundant wildlife including elk, deer, moose, and small game frequent the area, making it a prime setting for hunting, fishing, or simply enjoying Wyoming’s mountain landscape.

Improvements The 1,120 square foot cabin features two bedrooms and two bathrooms, powered by solar with a private well. The open concept living area with vaulted ceilings and large windows bring in natural light and showcase the surrounding forest. The kitchen includes plenty of counter space, room for dining, and flows into the cozy living room centered around a wood stove. A wraparound covered deck offers the perfect place to watch wildlife or keep an eye on family fishing in the nearby ponds. Heat is provided by wood or propane. The property also includes a 10×20 storage shed, and a well-built outdoor cooking area with its own large rock counter, ideal for campfire meals and family gatherings.

Recreation This area is perfect for anyone who loves the outdoors. The property includes private access to the Shoshone National Forest, where you can hike, ride, and explore miles of rugged country. It’s in a general tag area for both elk and mule deer and is well known for producing trophy animals. Elk and deer are often seen on the property and throughout the area. Sheep Creek and the ponds on the land offer easy fishing, just steps from the cabin, with more streams and mountain lakes nearby. Whether you’re hunting, fishing, or just enjoying the outdoors, this is a rare chance to own real mountain ground with true endless access to all that Wyoming offers.

Region & Climate The Lander Mountain area has a true mountain feel with cooler summers, moderately snowy winters, and fresh air year round. It sits just outside of Lander, a small town known for access to public land, hunting, and fishing. The area is quiet and laid back with plenty of space and wildlife. It’s a great spot for anyone looking to enjoy the outdoors and a slower pace of life.

Location Lander is located in central Wyoming’s Wind River Basin along the Middle Fork of the Popo Agie River. It sits about 30 miles from the nearest regional airport in Riverton. Salt Lake City is roughly a four hour drive southwest, and Yellowstone’s south entrance is just a couple hours to the northwest. This location offers a good balance of mountain living with access to larger cities and travel hubs.