Standard motel rooms, a larger family suite and rustic camping cabins provide flexible accommodation for road trips through the Bighorn Basin.
Antler Motel Greybull is an independent roadside property on North 6th Street, positioned along the main route through Greybull and within driving distance of the Bighorn Mountains. The motel is designed for travellers moving between Cody, the Bighorn Basin and northern Wyoming’s mountain roads, with a low-rise layout that keeps parking close to the accommodation.
The property offers more variety than its compact exterior initially suggests. Standard motel rooms include queen or double-bed arrangements, while a two-room family suite provides additional sleeping space and a small kitchen area. Separate camping cabins cater to groups who prefer a more rustic setup, though those cabins do not contain internal plumbing and use assigned private bathrooms in a nearby building.

Museums and Art Galleries
Museums and Art Galleries
Greybull is a small town in Wyoming’s Bighorn Basin, set near the meeting point of the Bighorn and Greybull rivers. The streets are low-rise and easy to navigate, with local restaurants, fuel stations, museums and shops spread along the main route. Beyond town, the landscape shifts quickly from dry basin country toward the Bighorn Mountains.
The Museum of Flight and Aerial Firefighting displays aircraft connected to aerial firefighting and regional aviation history. Its outdoor collection makes it an unusual stop, particularly for visitors interested in working aircraft rather than polished commercial displays.
Greybull Museum covers the town’s local history, fossils and regional development. It is a compact museum that helps explain the area’s connection to ranching, geology and transportation.
Bighorn National Forest lies approximately 21 miles from Antler Motel Greybull. Scenic roads, hiking trails, campgrounds and mountain viewpoints extend across the region, with conditions changing noticeably as the elevation rises.
Red Gulch Dinosaur Tracksite preserves fossilised dinosaur footprints in an open landscape east of Greybull. The site is reached by road and offers a self-guided look at tracks left in ancient tidal flats.
Shell Falls is reached by driving toward the Bighorn Mountains along US Highway 14. The waterfall sits within a steep canyon setting and can be viewed from short paths near the roadside visitor area.
Greybull has a practical, unhurried rhythm shaped by road travel, ranching and access to the surrounding basin. A car is essential beyond the town centre, and mountain drives require more time than the mileage alone tends to suggest.
Choose a room or cabin at Antler Motel Greybull and build the next Bighorn Basin stop around it.
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