Bison CrossingSouth of Cheyenne
Acreage homesites a short drive from town, with room for a shop, a couple of horses and a wide Wyoming sky. If you want space without a long commute, Bison Crossing is worth a look.
Room to spread out,
minutes from town.
Bison Crossing is a rural residential subdivision in unincorporated Laramie County, just south of Cheyenne, built out over a series of filings.
Homes sit on acreage lots with open views across the plains, gravel drives and plenty of room for a detached shop, a hoop building or a small horse setup. You get the quiet of the country and a quick drive to groceries, work and the Capitol.
Homes listed here in recent years mostly date from the early 2000s, and Laramie County held hearings on an 11th filing in 2024, so you will find both established and newer properties.
I have marketed homes here and can help you compare lots, outbuildings and covenants side by side.
What fits on
a few acres?
Bison Crossing is mostly single-family ranch-style homes on acreage, with recorded covenants for each filing.
A home on acreage
Expect mostly ranch-style homes with attached garages and big yards. We compare above-grade space, condition and the lot itself, not just the headline size.
Horses
The 6th filing covenants allow up to two horses per lot with approved stables. Rules differ by filing, so we review the ones that apply before you plan for animals.
Shops & outbuildings
The 3rd filing covenants allow a barn, outbuildings and a corral alongside the home, with architectural approval for changes. Some properties already have a detached shop or hoop building.
Covenants
& your plans.
- Homes: the 3rd filing covenants limit structures to a private single-family home with an attached garage, plus a barn, outbuildings and a corral.
- Horses: the 6th filing covenants allow up to two horses per lot, with stables approved by the architectural control committee.
- Home businesses: allowed in the 3rd filing with limits on signs, noise and outdoor storage.
- Dues: the 6th filing covenants contain no assessment provision.
Each filing was recorded separately. I'll pull the covenants and any amendments for the property you are considering and walk through them with you.
Getting there.
Making the property work.
Bison Crossing sits just south of the city in Laramie County, close enough for an easy daily drive into town.
Access & drive time
From the Weatherby Drive area, the Wyoming State Capitol is about 6.5 miles, roughly 12 minutes by routing estimate. Your address and conditions change the trip.
Explore the area on Google MapsWater & septic
The 6th filing covenants describe a community water system rather than individual wells. Arrangements can differ by filing, so we confirm water and septic for every property.
School district
Bison Crossing is in Laramie County School District 1. Realtor.com lists Afflerbach Elementary, Johnson Junior High and South High School for a home here; confirm with the district locator.
LCSD1 address locator
Selling a home
here?
I offer consultations for sellers of homes and land in Bison Crossing. We'll talk through your property's features, pricing, timing and a marketing plan built around professional photos and drone work.
My marketing video shows how I approach acreage homes and higher-value Wyoming properties.
Find your place
in Bison Crossing.
Tell me your budget, timeline and plans. I'll help you find current options and compare the features that matter to you.
Bison Crossing
FAQs.
Where is Bison Crossing?
It is a rural residential subdivision in unincorporated Laramie County just south of Cheyenne. From the Weatherby Drive area, the Wyoming State Capitol is about 6.5 miles away, roughly a 12-minute drive by routing estimate.
How large are the lots?
Most homesites we see listed run about 2 to 3.5 acres. Lot sizes vary by filing, and an 11th filing went before Laramie County in 2024.
Are horses allowed?
The recorded covenants for the 6th filing allow up to two horses per lot, with stables approved by the architectural control committee. Each filing has its own covenants, so we read the ones that apply to your property.
Can I have a shop or a barn?
The 3rd filing covenants allow a private single-family home with an attached garage plus a barn, outbuildings and a corral, and changes need architectural approval. Some homes here already have a detached shop or hoop-style building.
Is there an HOA fee?
The 6th filing covenants have no assessment provision, and MLS listings show no HOA fee. The covenants still apply, so I review them for each property with you.
How are water and septic handled?
The 6th filing covenants describe a community water system rather than individual wells. Water and septic arrangements can differ by filing, so we confirm them for every home or lot.
Which schools serve Bison Crossing?
It is in Laramie County School District 1. Realtor.com lists Afflerbach Elementary, Johnson Junior High and South High School for a Bison Crossing home. Assignments are address-specific, so check the district locator.
Can you help me sell a home here?
Yes. I offer seller consultations for homes and land in Bison Crossing, from pricing and preparation to professional photos and drone work.
Let's talk about
your next move.
I'll help you plan your home search, land purchase or property sale.
Mariah Jeffery, Ph.D., CCIM · Horizon Peak Real Estate
Coldwell Banker – The Property Exchange · Licensed in Wyoming and Colorado