A vacation lodge in rural Wyoming called the Wagon Box Inn has become a gathering place for figures from the American dissident right, network state proponents, and Silicon Valley-backed political actors. Owner Paul McNiel, a millionaire investor in low-cost housing properties, has hosted events featuring conservative intellectuals and activists critical of mainstream conservatism on cultural issues. The property operates as a decentralized autonomous organization under Wyoming's permissive corporate laws, drawing concerns from local officials about the state's use as a haven for fringe political movements.