A small central Worland motel with free parking, useful in-room appliances and direct access to local restaurants and parks.
Town House Motor Inn Worland is a small roadside property at 119 North 10th Street in central Worland, Wyoming. Its position places guests near local restaurants, shops, parks and public services without requiring a long drive across town. The motel has a straightforward, low-rise layout and approximately 17 guest rooms, giving it a quieter scale than larger chain properties.
The rooms are designed around practical overnight and short-stay needs. Private bathrooms, air conditioning, flat-screen televisions and complimentary Wi-Fi cover the basic requirements, while microwaves, refrigerators and coffee-making facilities make it easier to store drinks or prepare simple food. Selected rooms may also include streaming access, sitting areas or work surfaces, depending on the assigned category.

Museums and Art Galleries
Shopping Center
Golf Courses
National Parks
Worland sits along the Bighorn River in Wyoming’s Bighorn Basin. The town is compact, with civic buildings, parks, local restaurants and small businesses arranged along a simple street grid. Agriculture and regional industry shape much of the local economy, while the surrounding landscape opens into dry basin country and mountain routes beyond town.
Pioneer Park is located close to the motel and provides lawns, trees and outdoor space within central Worland. Its proximity makes it useful for a short walk, particularly for guests travelling with pets or children.
The Washakie Museum and Cultural Center explores the natural and cultural history of the Bighorn Basin. Its exhibits cover fossils, regional archaeology, Indigenous history, pioneer life and the Colby mammoth site.
The Washakie County Library is only a short walk from the motel. It provides a quiet local resource for visitors needing reading material, internet access or a break from the road.
Hot Springs State Park is located in Thermopolis, south of Worland. The park is known for mineral terraces, thermal pools and walks beside the Bighorn River, making it a practical day trip from town.
Ten Sleep lies east of Worland near the western edge of the Bighorn Mountains. The drive toward Ten Sleep Canyon passes through broad basin scenery before entering steeper rock formations and mountain terrain.
Worland is quiet, functional and easy to navigate. The town does not require elaborate planning, though a car becomes essential once the route turns toward Thermopolis, Ten Sleep or the wider Bighorn Basin.
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