Yes, I have spent a lot of time in Wyoming. At least 4 weeks a year...mostly during Elk season...lol. If you haven't been to Jim Bridger Nat Forest, would strongly recommend it. You don't need permission or have to pay to camp there. And there are some nice campsites right off Clear Creek, Little Clear Creek, Spring Creek, and Flat Creek. I would make sure that you have a firearm though...it is cat, cyote, wolf and bear country. I also have in-laws in Sweetwater that I try to visit a couple times a year. My property is in Carbon. Good dirt roads and water for a well, power, and lots of wind for wind turbines. I picked it up on the cheap so even if I decide not to actually live there for the first few years in Wy while I build, it will still be good hunting/camping/recreation property. I'm a strange one and actually take my time building with (mostly) my own hands. Something that I can pass to my daughter.
Dave