Scott's Bottom Nature Area is a city-maintained park along the Green River in southwestern Wyoming that serves as a local recreation and wildlife area. Also called Scott's Bottom or FMC Park, it offers trails, fishing access, and habitat for animals including deer and owls. Its name comes from the wooded riverside ground, one of several nearby areas known locally as bottoms. The park's facilities have changed over time, with a paintball complex added by 2005 and later removed, and an outdoor archery range built in 2006 and 2007. Its main bridge entrance from Green River was replaced in 2005 and again in 2010 with a concrete bridge.