Strip Clubs in Wyoming: Cheyenne, Casper and Rock Springs

Wyoming has few strip clubs, and they sit far apart. Our directory lists eight venues in the state, grouped around Cheyenne in the southeast, the Casper area in the middle of the state, the Rock Springs and Green River corridor along I-80 in the southwest, and Rozet, east of Gillette. Because so few venues exist and some have changed hands in recent years, confirm that a club is open before you plan a trip around it.

Laws and licensing in Wyoming

There is no single statewide rule on nudity in licensed bars. Wyoming’s alcohol laws sit in Title 12 of the state statutes, and a 2023 Senate file on bar and grill liquor licences proposed a definition of “entertainment” that excludes adult entertainment “as defined by the local licensing authority” — leaving the definition to cities and counties.

So the rules come from local zoning and licensing, and they differ from place to place. One example is Park County, whose 2024 draft development standards defined adult entertainment establishments and kept them at least 1,500 feet from schools, day cares, churches, playgrounds and similar sites, on unincorporated county land. Prostitution is illegal in Wyoming.

Cheyenne

Casper

Both Casper-area listings have status questions. Local news in December 2024 reported that a new venue, Mile High Saloon, was opening at the former Racks location in Mills, just west of Casper, and that the city had gone about two years without a strip club. Check both before you go.

  • Northern Dreams — 1425 W Ormsby Rd, Casper
  • Racks — Talc Rd, Casper area (reported to have reopened as Mile High Saloon in 2024)

Rock Springs and Green River

Rock Springs has the most venues in one place in Wyoming; both clubs sit on Pilot Butte Avenue, about a block apart. Green River is a few miles west.

Rozet (Gillette area)

Rozet is east of Gillette, just south of I-90 off Highway 51. This is the only listing in northeast Wyoming, and it says truckers are welcome with overnight parking available.

What to check before you go

  • Call ahead. Clubs in Wyoming are few and some have closed or changed names. Use the phone number on each listing to confirm the club is open, and ask about hours and cover charges.
  • Plan your transport. The clubs are spread across a large state, and several sit along highways outside town centres. Arrange a ride or a room nearby, and don’t drive after drinking.
  • Know the local rules. Cities and counties set the rules on adult entertainment, so drink service, contact and dress rules can differ between venues. Follow the house rules and what staff tell you.

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