We marked another attraction off of our Cheyenne, Wyoming Bucket List! We visited the Old West Museum!

We got to peek inside one of the first RV’s! The boys wanted to know where the kids’ room was! lol

This is the first time we have seen such a huge collection of wagons! We especially loved the undertaker’s wagon and the milk wagon.

Grant took his weekly bath.

They played in the playroom while Patrick and I went back through and looked at some of the cool, old wagons.

... and apparently cowboys are supposed to be tough and mean.

While we were there we watched a rather long (and funny) video of the history of Cheyenne Frontier Days. It was made probably in the 80’s judging by the hairdo’s and big glasses, but it made me really think that the rest of the country needs to up the ante for their rodeo’s! I would love to see chuck wagon racing in person!! The woman at the front desk was a true gem! She helped us take our family pictures and when we left she gave my boys each a book! They were so excited!

The Museum’s hours are 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Daily.
Open seven days a week.

General Admission
– $10.00

Seniors and Military
– $8.00

Students ages 12-18 and Laramie County residents
– $5.00

Free – Children 12 and under

Have you been? What was YOUR favorite wagon? 

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Number one on our Cheyenne, Wyoming Bucket List is the Cheyenne Botanic Gardens! The boys and I decided to check it out while Patrick was at work. The gardens were beautiful and well kept, but what the kids REALLY loved was the Paul Smith Children’s Village.

As we entered the children’s village we were met with blooming flower, plant, and vegetable gardens! The three-quarter acre piece of land was jam-packed with interactive things for children to do!

The 1930’s era building located in the rear of the gardens has an old rock wall attached to it that forms the “secret garden”. Even as an adult it felt like something straight out of a children’s book. Built into the side of the “secret garden” was a puppet theater where Grant made a new friend: Mr Rabbit. They enjoyed singing together and making jokes! Owen also joined in on the puppetry fun!

In the midst of the natural wetlands was a bridge that the kids had to pull from one side of the pond to the other to load and off-load each other. The boys had so much fun on this and made a ton of friends!

And of course there was FLOWERS! I especially loved this part of our adventure! While the kids played checkers and tic-tac-toe I walked around and enjoyed nature’s beauty!

If you are in the Cheyenne, Wyoming area and are looking for something to do you should check out the Cheyenne Botanic Gardens! The best part is it is free!

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