Published by the Steve Laakso Real Estate Team
Steve Laakso & Camarae Kelley, Licensed REALTORS® (Since 2001)
Brokerage: Signature Real Estate Group
1211 S Douglas Hwy, Suite 90, Gillette, WY 82716
Last Updated: December 19th, 2025

 

 

If you’re looking for a neighborhood that feels a little more open—without being “way out there”—Antelope Valley is one of the Gillette-area places worth a serious look. Known for larger lots, a more rural feel, and a mix of home styles, Antelope Valley appeals to buyers who want elbow room, storage space, and the flexibility to live a little differently than in a typical in-town subdivision.

Antelope Valley is also tied to a local Improvement & Service District and HOA resources, which matters when you’re thinking about utilities, maintenance, and community expectations. avisd-avhoa.com+2avisd-avhoa.co

 

Historically, the broader Antelope Valley–Crestview area was a census-designated place that later became part of Gillette through annexation effective January 1, 2018. Wikipedia+1

Locally, when people say “Antelope Valley,” they’re often referring to the residential area and properties around Antelope Valley addresses and the surrounding neighborhood—where you’ll commonly see more land, more separation between homes, and that wide-open Wyoming backdrop.

 

One of the biggest draws is lot size. In and around Antelope Valley, you’ll find properties ranging from a couple acres up to much larger acreage, depending on the specific home and location. For example, current/previous listings show everything from ~2.5-acre residential lots to large acreage properties. Realtor+1

 

 

Antelope Valley isn’t one uniform build type. You’ll see a variety—from manufactured homes on acreage to larger custom homes—often with more parking, longer driveways, and more usable outdoor space than many in-town neighborhoods. Realtor+1

Antelope Valley has an Improvement & Service District associated with the neighborhood, and the Antelope Valley HOA site provides community information and documents for residents. The AVISD notes it is responsible for the water system and its upkeep, and it also posts meeting information and resources. avisd-avhoa.com+2avisd-avhoa.com+2

Campbell County also lists Antelope Valley within its “Improvement & Service Districts” budget materials, reinforcing that it functions as an organized service district. campbellcountywy.gov

Buyer tip: Always review covenants/resolutions (if applicable) and confirm utilities, fees, and any district/HOA requirements before you write an offer. The HOA site includes a policies/documents area as a starting point. avisd-avhoa.com+1

If being near green space matters, there are home searches specifically organized around Antelope Valley Park in Gillette, which highlights the park as a recognizable nearby amenity for this area. Realtor

And if you like a simple local hike/walk, Gillette has trail options like the Antelope Loop Trail. alltrails.com

 

Antelope Valley often fits buyers who want:

 

A Wyoming feel—wide skies, quieter nights, and room for toys, projects, and pets.

 

Steve Laakso Real Estate Team proudly serves Gillette and Campbell County with local, boots-on-the-ground experience.

Steve Laakso, licensed since 2001

Camarae Kelley, licensed since 2013

 

If you’re thinking about buying or selling in Antelope Valley, we can help you:

 

Reach out anytime—no pressure, just clear answers and local guidance.

 

Brokerage: Signature Real Estate Group
Located at 1211 S Douglas Hwy Ste 90, Gillette, WY 82716
Office phone (307)670-9222
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