6103 US HWY 14, Dayton, WY 82836

Sleeping accommodations for more than 150 guests, extensive gathering facilities, and a legacy of serving generations make Willow Hollow one of the most unique properties in the Bighorn Mountains. Formerly known as Camp Bethel, this fully developed mountain campus offers a rare opportunity to own an established retreat, conference, recreation or hospitality destination in one of Wyoming's most scenic settings. Thoughtfully designed to accommodate large groups, Willow Hollow features an extensive collection of lodging, dining, meeting, residential, and recreational facilities. At the center of the campus is Willow Lodge, the property's main gathering space with an approximate capacity of 180 guests. Willow Lodge includes a 1,711-square-foot dining hall with seating for more than 150 guests, a 1,334-square-foot Fireside Room conference and gathering area, and a fully equipped 725-square-foot commercial kitchen complete with serving and dining ware, creating an ideal setting for retreats, camps, corporate events, family reunions, weddings, and group functions. The property offers sleeping accommodations for more than 150 guests, including bunk-style lodging for approximately 141 occupants and a fully equipped guest cabin accommodating an additional 10 guests. Pine Lodge, a dormitory-style facility, provides approximately 2,700 square feet across two levels and sleeping accommodations for approximately 75 guests. Additional residential improvements include a caretaker residence, a 1,600-square-foot director's residence, a 1,400-square-foot facilities manager's residence, and multiple guest cabins throughout the property. Designed for both recreation and large-scale gatherings, Willow Hollow features a 1,711-square-foot chapel, an 840-square-foot chapel annex and climbing room, an outdoor amphitheater with log seating for more than 150 guests, fire rings, outdoor gathering areas, large indoor meeting spaces, and audio/visual equipment. Workshop facilities, support buildings, and established infrastructure allow for efficient operation of the campus. The property is supported by a spring-fed potable water system with on-site distribution, electricity throughout the camp with a backup camp-wide generator, hot showers, flushing toilets, and multiple heating systems including propane forced air, coal, and wood heat. Surrounded by towering pines, abundant wildlife, and endless opportunities for hiking, recreation, and outdoor adventure, Willow Hollow offers a unique combination of history, functionality, and natural beauty. Whether envisioned as a retreat center, event venue, outdoor education campus, corporate getaway, faith-based camp, or private mountain compound, this extraordinary property is ready to continue its legacy while creating new opportunities for generations to come. The property offers sleeping accommodations for more than 150 guests, including bunk-style lodging for approximately 141 occupants and a fully equipped guest cabin accommodating an additional 10 guests. Pine Lodge, a dormitory-style facility, provides approximately 2,700 square feet across two levels and sleeping accommodations for approximately 75 guests. Additional residential improvements include a caretaker residence, a 1,600-square-foot director's residence, a 1,400-square-foot facilities manager's residence, and multiple guest cabins throughout the property. Designed for both recreation and large-scale gatherings, Willow Hollow features a 1,711-square-foot chapel, an 840-square-foot chapel annex and climbing room, an outdoor amphitheater with log seating for more than 150 guests, fire rings, outdoor gathering areas, large indoor meeting spaces, and audio/visual equipment. Workshop facilities, support buildings, and established infrastructure allow for efficient operation of the campus. The property is supported by a spring-fed potable water system with on-site distribution, electricity throughout the camp with a backup camp-wide generator, hot showers,