William F. (“Buffalo Bill”) Cody laid out the original townsite of Cody, Wyoming, which was named in his honor, and now we enjoy all that his vision has to offer, the east gateway city to Yellowstone National Park!

Visit Village Cody, with its beautifully restored cottages and establishments featuring western fashions or Cody’s local art galleries, as well as restaurants, craft cocktail bars and several unique coffee shops with outdoor seating.  Some of Wyoming’s most enjoyable hotels are located in Cody, such as the historic Irma, Chamberlain Inn.  Enjoy the neighborhood downtown bookstore, florists, jewelry and home décor stores and much more.  Located near the world’s largest thermal mineral hot springs, Thermopolis, offering fun and relaxation for the entire family, there’s also access to Cody’s many nearby hiking, fishing and camping spots,  including stadium seating to view world-famous rodeo riders and performers at the Cody Stampede Rodeo.

Scattered throughout the District are some of Cody’s popular or earliest buildings, including Cassie’s, The Buffalo Bill Center of the West museums and the Bill Cody Ranch.  This is just a taste of what living at the east entrance to Yellowstone National Park is all about.