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Summer camps in Wyoming: state rules
Wyoming doesn't publish a statewide camp list, so we have no camp listings here yet. This page explains the state's camp rule and links to the official sources.
Wyoming camp rules
No statewide camp license. Wyoming has no youth camp licensing law in its statutes. Summer camps run by nonprofit organizations are exempt from DFS child care licensing (W.S. 14-4-102(b)(viii)), but a for-profit day camp caring for more than two unrelated children may need a DFS child care license unless another exemption applies, such as the after-school and summer program exemption for children of compulsory school age (14-4-102(b)(x)). 'Ranches for children', including summer-only ranches, are listed as child caring facilities that need DFS certification (W.S. 14-4-101(a)(vi)(J)).
Official sources: Wyoming Statutes Title 14 (W.S. 14-4-101, 14-4-102) · DFS: Who Needs to be Licensed?
All Wyoming rules for child care and camps · Camp license rules in every state · Checked October 2026. General information, not legal advice.
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- Child care and after-school programs in Wyoming
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- Youth, sports and camp nonprofits in Wyoming, from IRS data. Being listed there doesn't mean a camp is licensed.
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