Facility Overview

The parking area at Super 8 by Wyndham Diamondville Kemmerer offers a spacious, ground-level surface parking lot situated along the junction of US Highway 30 and US Highway 189 in southwest Wyoming. Designed to serve both road-trippers and regional travelers, this open-air parking facility surrounds the motel property, offering close proximity and drive-up convenience directly to exterior room entrances and the main lobby. Because it is completely open-air without multi-story decks or low-hanging clearance gates, there are no vertical height restrictions, making it an exceptional facility for full-size pickup trucks, commercial service vehicles, SUVs with rooftop cargo boxes, motorhomes, and vehicles towing boat or utility trailers.

Prime Location & Nearby Attractions

Located immediately off US-30 in Diamondville and adjacent to historic Kemmerer, this facility serves as a dependable staging ground for exploring Lincoln County\'s paleontological and retail history:

• J.C. Penney Mother Store & Museum: Located roughly 1.5 miles north in Kemmerer Triangle Park, visitors can explore the original 1902 flagship department store founded by James Cash Penney.
• Fossil Country Frontier Museum: Just 1.4 miles away in downtown Kemmerer, showcasing the rich mining, railroading, and fossil-quarry history of southwest Wyoming.
• Fossil Butte National Monument: Situated approximately 13 miles northwest along US-30, home to some of the world\'s most exquisitely preserved freshwater fossils and dramatic desert bluff trails.
• Hams Fork River & Lake Viva Naughton: Exceptional regional fishing, wildlife spotting, and boating destinations within a brief 10 to 20-minute drive north.
• Local Dining & Amenities: Multiple casual eateries, fueling stations, and local conveniences in Diamondville and Kemmerer are within a 3-minute drive or short walk along the highway corridor.

Access, Navigation & Transit Connectivity

Entering and exiting the parking grounds is straightforward via wide, dedicated access points directly from US-30 / US-189. Traffic along this stretch moves steadily with minimal congestion outside of seasonal summer tourism and shift changes at nearby energy and mining facilities. Major regional transit connectivity is anchored entirely by the highway network, providing direct links south toward Interstate 80 at Evanston (approx. 50 miles) and north toward Star Valley and the Jackson Hole gateway corridor. Regional intercity shuttle and cab services are limited, making personal passenger vehicles and haulers the primary mode of travel.

Facility Amenities & Key Features

• Spacious, level asphalt surface lot with well-defined standard and oversized bays.
• Zero vertical clearance restrictions, accommodating high-roof vans, RVs, and oversized tow trailers.
• Ample outdoor area accommodating commercial rigs, work trucks, and outdoor recreation equipment.
• Complimentary on-site parking for registered guests with 24-hour access.
• Designated accessible (ADA) parking spaces located immediately adjacent to the ground-floor front entrance.
• Exterior floodlighting across the perimeter and exterior guest corridors for nighttime security and visibility.

Ideal For

• Road-trippers driving cross-country across Wyoming along scenic US-30 and the historic Lincoln Highway.
• Fossil enthusiasts, paleontologists, and tourists heading to Fossil Butte National Monument and local pay-to-dig quarries.
• Anglers, hunters, and outdoor explorers traveling with towed boat or utility trailers.
• Commercial drivers, contractors, and field technicians working in the regional energy, mining, and railway sectors.

Visitor & Driver Tips

Winter conditions in southwestern Wyoming can bring high winds, drifting snow, and sub-zero temperatures along the US-30 corridor; drivers visiting during winter months should park with adequate spacing to allow snow removal equipment to clear travel lanes efficiently. If you are towing a long trailer, camper, or recreational vehicle, pull in along the wider outer perimeter lanes where turnaround maneuvers are unobstructed. During peak summer fossil-hunting seasons, arriving in the mid-afternoon ensures the easiest pick of wide stalls closest to hotel ground-level access doors.