Per diem rates in Wyoming

GSA lodging and meals and incidentals (M&IE) rates for every Wyoming city and county, for fiscal year 2027: 1 October 2026 to 30 September 2027.

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You receive 75% of the daily M&IE rate on the first and last day of travel. Rates shown are the GSA maximums for your travel dates.

Wyoming per diem rates by location

Maximum GSA rates for fiscal year 2027. Lodging is per night and can change by month, so a range shows the lowest and highest month. M&IE is per full day of travel; the first and last day of a trip pay 75%.

CityCountyLodging (per night)M&IE (per day)Total
CodyPark$128–$213$74$202–$287
Jackson / PinedaleTeton / Sublette$215–$441$92$307–$533

All other Wyoming locations use the standard rate: $113 lodging and $68 M&IE per day. Source: U.S. General Services Administration, FY2027. Data updated 27 Sep 2026.

What is the per diem rate in Wyoming?

Wyoming follows the federal standard of $181 a day in FY2027 ($113 lodging, $68 M&IE) everywhere except 2 listed locations. Jackson / Pinedale is the costliest, at up to $533 a day combined. The rates apply through September 30, 2027.

After Jackson / Pinedale, the highest-rate Wyoming locations are Cody (up to $213 a night). Rates follow the county, so a town inside a listed county gets that county's rate. Every other place in Wyoming uses the standard $181.

Lodging in every Wyoming location changes by season. Jackson / Pinedale peaks at $441 from June 1 to September 30 and drops to $215 from October 1 to May 31.

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Wyoming per diem FAQs

Per diem in Wyoming is $181 a day in most places: $113 for lodging and $68 for M&IE. 2 locations run higher, led by Jackson / Pinedale at up to $533 a day combined, then Cody at $287. Rates apply through September 30, 2027.

In FY2024 the standard rate was $107 for lodging plus $59 for M&IE, or $166 a day. Today's $181 is $15 higher. Use the calculator to confirm your dates.

The standard lodging rate rose $3 to $113 for FY2027, which takes the standard per diem from $178 to $181 a day. Among 2 higher-rate Wyoming locations, 2 rose, 0 fell, and 0 stayed flat at peak lodging. Cody moved most, up $23 a night.

Cheyenne is not listed separately in GSA's FY2027 table, so the standard rate applies: $113 for lodging plus $68 for M&IE, or $181 a day. If the city sits inside a listed county, that county's rate applies instead. The costliest Wyoming location, Jackson / Pinedale, runs up to $533 a day.

Jackson / Pinedale runs $215 to $441 a night for lodging plus $92 for M&IE, or $307 to $533 a day combined. The peak rate applies from June 1 to September 30. That is $21 a day above last year. Lodging is paid at actual cost up to the cap, with a receipt. The rate covers Teton / Sublette.

The State of Wyoming sets its own travel reimbursement rates for state employees, and they can differ from GSA's. GSA rates apply to federal travel and run $181 a day in most of Wyoming, up to $533 in Jackson / Pinedale. Check the state travel policy for its current figure.