About 33,000 people.

Gillette is in northeast Wyoming and is called the Energy Capital of the Nation because of its coal, oil, and gas. It is a young, growing town with lots of families.
You can splash at the big Campbell County Recreation Center, watch a rodeo at Cam-Plex, and learn how giant machines dig for coal on an energy mine tour.
Gillette sits near some of the biggest coal mines in the country, and tours show off enormous trucks and shovels bigger than a house.
The Campbell County Recreation Center has water slides, pools, and an ice rink, making it a fun stop for kids all year round.