Moving to Moorcroft: Pros, Cons & What to Know

Moving to Moorcroft means moving to a real, current Crook County city on the Belle Fourche River -- a small town with a genuine ranching heritage now also serving the region's coal and oil industries.

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A real, documented ranching heritage that has genuinely diversified

Moorcroft carries a real ranching-town history that has genuinely expanded to also serve the region's coal and oil industries -- a disclosed shift, not a full departure from its roots (base record).

Crook County's real, current fastest-growing status

Moorcroft's population grew 8.5% since 2020, part of a broader trend across Crook County -- Wyoming's fastest-growing county by population since the 2020 Census (base record).

Genuine housing affordability

Moorcroft's $249,631 Zillow-sourced average home value runs well below Wyoming's own statewide median, though this record discloses a real, wide cross-source spread on Moorcroft-specific figures (base record).

Wyoming's real, genuine statewide tax advantages apply directly

No state income tax, a genuinely low combined Crook County sales tax rate (5.0%), and a low effective property tax rate (0.58%) all apply in Moorcroft (base record).

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Last reviewed: 2026-09-02. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.