10 Things to do in Douglas That You Shouldn't Miss

We are a bowling alley with 8 modern lanes. We also have pool tables, video games, darts and great food.

Explore Wyoming's pioneer history. Admission is FREE! The purpose of the Wyoming Pioneer Memorial Museum is to collect, preserve, interpret and display historical and cultural materials related to westward expansion, to Wyoming pioneers in particular and the west in general. Come enjoy: the teepee from the movie "Dances With Wolves", historic photographs, pioneer history, WY State Fair history, Native American artifacts, one room schoolhouse, early day bar pioneer living, Dr.'s buggy, historic cabin, wagons, stock detective Tom Horn's saddle, rifles; such as once belonged to Nate Champion.

The Douglas Railroad Museum and Visitor Center is housed in a historic train depot built in 1886, prior to Wyoming becoming a state! The Depot is surrounded by eight rail cars including a day coach that dates back to the 1800s and a steam locomotive. Many of our rail cars are open to visitors, allowing guests to see the inside of the trains. During the Summer of 2018 the historic depot was updated to become a railroad museum. The exhibits include a growing collection of rail history and memorabilia. The building is also the source of information for the surrounding area whether you're looking for a place to stay, or a great meal.

During WWII Camp Douglas was the primary prisoner of war (POW) camp for Wyoming. Visit the last remaining building of what was once a square mile, 180-building site; where 2,000 Italian, 3,000 German POWs, and 500 army personnel were accommodated. At the time, the camp was larger than the town of Douglas. Unique highlight: Western murals painted by Italian prisoners and historic photographs.