How much gravel is needed for my project?

Start with the area's length and width, then account for the depth needed to determine gravel quantity. Most uses call for 2-4 inches. Check the coverage calculator for an estimate or reach out to our team.

Which gravel works best for a driveway?

Use Driveway Gravel or Crushed Stone for a driveway because both compact firmly, drain well, and support vehicle use. For a driveway that holds up through the melt, plan on 4-6 inches.

Is bulk delivery available, and where do you deliver?

Bulk orders can be delivered across Wyoming with no delivery charge. Every order receives free delivery.

How can I determine gravel installation depth?

Plan the depth around the job: apply 2 inches for decorative landscaping, 3-4 inches for patios and walkways, or 4-6 inches on driveways and other high-traffic areas. Find the precise quantity with our online calculator.

When can my order be delivered?

Delivery typically takes 3-7 business days, with timing based on order size and location. You will see an estimated delivery date at checkout and receive order-status updates.

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Bulk stone and soil for residential and worksite projectsTrusted across Wyoming

Gravel, Stone & Topsoil
Delivered Free Across Wyoming

Topsoil, river rock, crushed stone and other aggregates, delivered in as little as 2 business days.

Free delivery across Wyoming

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Popular Materials in Wyoming

Why Choose Wyoming Rock Supply

Bulk aggregate options across Wyoming

Aggregate Selection

Materials for landscaping, drainage and base projects.

Per-Ton Pricing

Prices are listed per ton.

FREE Delivery

Get free dump truck delivery throughout Wyoming, with delivery available in as fast as 2 business days.

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Aggregate delivery across Wyoming

Free delivery across Wyoming, including Cheyenne, Casper, Gillette, Laramie and Rock Springs.

Stone commonly used in Wyoming includes granite, limestone and sandstone. Orders are delivered by dump truck to jobs from the Wind River Range, the Bighorn Mountains and the Powder River Basin, with delivery included in the price.

Common projects here include ranch roads, crushed base driveways that survive the melt and oilfield and lease pads. Gumbo clay, alkali flats and wind-packed snow that melts all at once in April. A base has to carry a truck through the melt and hold a surface the wind cannot strip, which means more depth and more compaction than the frost line says. Frost goes to about 42 inches in Wyoming, so plan base depth around it.

What we call it in Wyoming

Crushed Base, Pit Run, Washed Rock, Wind River Rock, Scoria.

If your project follows an engineering or road-agency spec, compare it with the size and grading listed on each product page.

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Simple Ordering Steps

Select Your Aggregate

Review the catalogue and choose a product for your project.

Estimate Your Order

Use the calculator to estimate how much gravel your order needs in a few simple steps.

Place Your Order for Delivery

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Customer Feedback

What Buyers Say

“Used two tons of three eighths for a walkway from the driveway to the shed out past Moorcroft. Laid it myself in an afternoon with a rented compactor and it hasn't shifted since.”

Mark D.

3/8" Crushed Stone

“Six tons of washed sand for a backyard volleyball court near Cokeville, ordered through Wyoming Rock Supply. Clean and soft to dive on, drains fast after rain. Kids and neighbors have worn a path to our yard all summer.”

Tammy P.

Washed Sand

“Six tons of road base for a short lane up to the equipment shed near Alpine.”

Grant H.

Crushed Base (Road Base)

“One yard of garden soil for a single raised bed near Basin. Cheaper than buying bags at the farm store.”

Ernest L.

Garden Soil

“Six tons of number eight for a garden path and some pipe bedding around the new gutters at our place outside Sundance. Packs down nice underfoot and hasn't tracked into the grass.”

Gary Q.

#8 Crushed Stone

“Grabbed two tons from Wyoming Rock Supply for bedding under a paver patio out near Evanston. Small and angular, screeded out flat with a two by four with no trouble, and the pavers haven't rocked or shifted after a full winter of freeze and thaw. Great for anyone doing their own patio without renting a plate compactor.”

Julie C.