Historic Red Shell Schoolhouse + Dino Den

Stay in the Historic Red Shell School, a restored 1915 schoolhouse in Shell, Wyoming. Sleeps 4 with one queen bed in a charming partitioned sleeping area and two twin beds in the loft. Includes kitchenette, modern comforts, and special access to the attached Wild West Dino Den museum with private viewing hours. Kids will love sleeping near the dinosaurs! Two-night minimum. No pets. The space Step back in time at the Historic Red Shell School, a one-of-a-kind vacation rental inside a beautifully restored 1915 schoolhouse in Shell, Wyoming. This memorable stay blends historic character, modern comfort, and a truly unique bonus: special guest access to the attached Wild West Dino Den museum, including exclusive private viewing hours. The space sleeps up to four guests with one queen bed on the main level and two twin beds in the loft above. The queen sleeping area is thoughtfully partitioned to create a cozy sense of privacy, but it is not a fully separate bedroom. It is part of the charm of the original schoolhouse layout: open, creative, and full of character. Kids especially love the loft, where they get the unforgettable experience of sleeping near the dinosaurs. Guests can enjoy a kitchenette, modern amenities, and a comfortable place to relax after exploring Shell, the Bighorn Mountains, or the scenic route between Yellowstone and Mount Rushmore. Whether you are a couple looking for a unique getaway, a small family on a Wyoming adventure, or travelers who love history, fossils, and unforgettable spaces, the Historic Red Shell School offers a stay you will not find anywhere else. Please note: there is a two-night minimum stay, and pets are not allowed. Guest access The vacation rental is exclusively yours or the duration of your stay. Guests have special access to the dinosaur museum outside of public hours ia a private interior entrance. Other things to note The dinosaur museum (Wild West Dino Den) features fossils found right in Shell. Absolutely no food or drinks is allowed in the museum portion. Absolutely no pets. Please help us respect and preserve these treasures!