KOA Campgrounds 2019

KAMPGROUNDS OF AMERICA 2O19 CAMPGROUND DIRECTORY KOA.
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reetings! Whether you are a longtime guest of ours, or just now discovering us for the first time,
I’m glad our KOA Directory has made its way into your hands.
I’ve found through my own time camping with my family, that the planning and anticipation for the
trip is just as much a part of the fun as the trip itself. Consider this Directory your “Guide to Adventure.”
It will provide you with a handy introduction to each of our 517 locations across North America, along
with information to make your planning easy and your “camp-cation” a memorable one.
For 57 years, families and friends across North America have come to KOA to connect with nature... and
with each other. There’s nothing quite like the charm of a campground – from the friends you meet as
you walk around the park to the roasting of marshmallows – and we’re honored to share these moments
with you. What I love most about Kampgrounds of America is the breadth of our system. No matter
where you live, how you camp or where your travels take you, there is something for everyone.
Our KOA Family of Campgrounds (KOA Journey, KOA Holiday and KOA Resort), is tailored to make it that
much easier for your family to find the exact camping experience you’re looking for. It is hard to be all
things to all people, but KOA is unique in that we are just as perfect for an overnight stay as we are for a
quick getaway or a long vacation.
Our parks have a variety of options for both the tenter and the RVer, as well a vast number of cabins and
unique lodgings such as teepees and tree houses. I trust that wherever you are looking to camp, the
nearby KOA will be the perfect choice for your stay.
The team that you’ll see wearing our trademark KOA yellow shirts
are the best in the business. As you explore this KOA Directory and
camp with us this year, you’ll experience first hand the pride our
owners inject into their business every day. They are constantly
working to take their parks to the next level, whether that’s
through upgrades to sites and facilities or through the addition of
recreational features and Kamp K9 pet areas. While each of our
parks have their own unique features and flair, all are united by a
dedication to high quality and top service. We are committed to
ensuring your time with us is as special as it can be.
Life tends to get faster and busier, but I hope we all can find our
way to the outdoors with loved ones this year to relax, recharge,
and reconnect. Wherever the road takes you, we at KOA wish you
much more laughter, and many more campfires.
Happy Camping!
Toby O’Rourke
President, Kampgrounds of America, Inc.
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TABLE OF
CONTENTS
United States
Alabama ................. 13
Alaska .................... 15
Arizona................... 17
Arkansas ................. 23
California ................ 26
Colorado ................ 39
Connecticut ............ 49
Florida.................... 51
Georgia.................. 60
Idaho ..................... 64
Illinois..................... 68
Indiana ................... 72
Iowa....................... 77
Kansas .................... 80
Kentucky ................ 85
Louisiana ................ 89
Maine..................... 92
Maryland ................ 96
Massachusetts......... 98
Michigan ................ 100
Minnesota .............. 108
Mississippi ............. 112
Missouri ................. 114
Montana................. 118
Nebraska ................ 125
Nevada .................. 127
New Hampshire ...... 130
New Jersey.............. 133
New Mexico ........... 135
New York ............... 140
North Carolina ........ 148
North Dakota .......... 154
Ohio ...................... 156
Oklahoma............... 163
Oregon ................. 167
Pennsylvania ........... 174
South Carolina ........ 181
South Dakota .......... 185
Tennessee............... 191
Texas ...................... 198
Utah ....................... 209
Vermont ................. 216
Virginia .................. 218
Washington ............ 224
West Virginia ........... 230
Wisconsin ............... 234
Wyoming ............... 237
Canada
Alberta ................... 244
British Columbia ...... 245
Manitoba................ 247
Ontario................... 248
Quebec.................. 256
New Brunswick ....... 261 ON THE COVER:
Newfoundland ........ 262
See page 12 for the inside story about
Nova Scotia ............ 263 our 2019 Directory cover campers!
Prince Edward
Island ..................... 264
s you plan your camping getaways, it’s important to know what to expect from each of our 500+ KOA
Campground locations. The KOA Yellow Sign has always represented high quality, friendly service and fun,
but we’re revolutionizing our campgrounds to make travel planning even easier by introducing the KOA Family
of Campgrounds.
Within our family, you’ll find KOA Journeys, KOA Holidays and KOA Resorts across North America. Each offers
added amenities and services to make your stay more complete and better meet your expectations. Whether
you’re on a road trip or seeking a vacation destination, there’s always a KOA to meet your camping needs.
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KOA Journey campgrounds
are the perfect oases after a
day on the road. Whether
it’s along the way or a
quick getaway, they’ve got
you covered. Located near
the highways and byways
of North America with long
Pull-thru RV Sites, they
deliver convenience to
the traveling camper.
Pull in, ease back and take
a load off.
J O U R N E Y
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Whether you’re exploring
the local area or hanging
out at the campground,
KOA Holidays are an ideal
place to relax and play.
There’s plenty to do, with
amenities and services to
make your stay memorable.
Plus, you’ll enjoy the
outdoor experience with
upgraded RV Sites with a
KOA Patio™ and Deluxe
Cabins with full baths for
camping in comfort. Bring
your family, bring your
friends, or bring the whole
group – there’s plenty of
ways to stay and explore.
HOLIDAY

KOA Resorts offer a
carefree vacation in the
great outdoors. Enjoy
robust recreation and
staff-led activities, kick back
and relax by the resort-style
pool, or grab a bite to eat,
all while never leaving
the campground. And with
plenty of RV Sites with
a KOA Patio™ and
Deluxe Cabins with full
baths to meet your needs,
it’s the ultimate camping
getaway.
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K O A ’S B E S T C A M P G R O U N D S
NEW BERN KOA HOLIDAY, NORTH CAROLINA
(See listing on page 152)
Joel Tomaselli, owner of Those of you who have visited New Bern
the New Bern KOA KOA Holiday before know just what a
Holiday in North special place it is. Rest assured, this
Carolina, always knew wonderful campground is already up
his campground along and running. It’s not only back, it’s
the North Carolina coast better than ever. If you’ve never been
was a very special place. to New Bern KOA Holiday, you’ll find
After all the park, nestled everything from Deluxe Cabins, a new
along the Neuse River, had swimming pool, and marvelous, new
received KOA’s Rising Star KOA Patio™ Sites. The iconic pier
Award in 2004. along the river is back, too.
It seemed natural that the New Bern Be among the first to visit the all-new
KOA Holiday would be a great choice to be KOA’s 2019 New Bern KOA Holiday when you
Campground of the Year. Kampgrounds of America gives this travel along the North Carolina coast.
special honor to one park each year that does a great job of You’ll see right away why it was an easy
providing campers with a fantastic outdoor experience. choice to be our 2019 KOA Campground
The New Bern KOA Holiday was actually selected for this year’s of the Year.
Pat Holtzclaw, Manager & Joel Tomaselli, Owner
honor back in August 2018. But then, on September 14, 2018,
Hurricane Florence visited the North Carolina coast.
We rented a Cabin that had all the necessities for a
The hurricane’s storm surge and record heavy rainfall flooded this comfortable stay. The campground is wonderful,
jewel of a campground, causing extensive damage to its
infrastructure and buildings. pool is well cared for and very inviting, the store is
well stocked. And best of all, everyone on staff is
So, in 2019, our KOA Campground of the Year’s story will be one of
rebirth. KOA owner Tomaselli and manager Pat Holtzclaw have
helpful, cheerful, and fun to talk to. We loved it.
been hard at work since the day after the storm, ensuring they are New Bern KOA Holiday Camper, Sept. 30, 2018
more than ready to welcome back campers in 2019.
THOMPSON/GRAND RIVER VALLEY KOA HOLIDAY, OHIO

(See listing on page 162)
When you turn that last two off-leash KOA Kamp K9 dog parks
corner and pull into the available for four-legged campers.
Thompson/Grand River Yet it’s in exemplary service where the
Valley KOA Holiday in Arnolds really make their mark.
Ohio, you’ll know right
away that you’ve arrived “Our campers are trusting us to take
somewhere wonderful. care of them,” says Cheryl. “We
have an amazing staff that loves
It isn’t just the pristine being here. Everyone around us
landscaping with babbling just has to have fun doing this.
brooks and beautiful flowers. We love taking care of campers,
It’s the fact that you’ll get a greeting and so does everyone who
from owners Don and Cheryl Arnold as works here.”
they personally escort you to your site.
We expect many more great things
“We take good care of our guests,” says Cheryl. “No one goes to from the Thompson/Grand River
their site by themselves, and we want them to know they can call us Valley KOA Holiday. Stop by the next Don & Cheryl Arnold
at any time.” time your travels take you to northeast Ohio.
That focus on guest service led the Arnolds to be named KOA’s Don and Cheryl will be sure you get right to your site.
Rising Stars for 2019. The award is bestowed on one KOA owner
each year who has been in the KOA system for less than five years.
Our Rising Stars always have one thing in common. They know what Excellent camping experience! The campground is
their campers want, and they deliver. clean and well organized. All staff members were
The campground itself is among KOA’s best. There is an open-air friendly and genuinely care about the campers’
chapel perched on the edge of a beautiful pond, with Camping experience and take pride in their property.
Cabins in the distance, just across the water. Some of KOA’s most
unique teepee offerings are also available at this campground. Thompson/Grand River Valley KOA Holiday Camper,
Sept. 30, 2018
The Arnolds seem to have thought of everything. There are even

2O19 KOA COLORADO
Alamosa KOA Journey
Casey KOA
Chicago Northwest KOA
FOUNDER’S AWARD & Buena Vista KOA Journey Kankakee South KOA
Carbondale/Crystal River KOA LaSalle/Peru KOA Journey
Lena KOA Holiday
PRESIDENT’S AWARD
Holiday
Colorado Springs KOA Holiday Rock Island/Quad Cities KOA
Cortez/Mesa Verde KOA Springfield KOA
WINNERS Journey
Cotopaxi/Arkansas River KOA
INDIANA
Anderson/Muncie KOA
Craig KOA Journey
Cripple Creek KOA Bluffton/Fort Wayne South KOA
THE BEST OF
Denver East/Strasburg KOA Brown County/Nashville KOA
Holiday Crawfordsville KOA
Denver West/Central City KOA Elkhart Co/Middlebury KOA
Holiday Holiday
THE BEST
Durango KOA Holiday Indianapolis KOA Holiday
Durango North/Riverside KOA Richmond KOA Holiday
Estes Park KOA Holiday South Bend/Elkhart North KOA
Fort Collins/Lakeside KOA Terre Haute KOA Journey
Holiday
Glenwood Springs West/
IOWA
Colorado River KOA Holiday Des Moines West KOA Holiday
Newton KOA Journey
Every year, nearly a quarter million Grand Junction KOA Holiday
Onawa/Blue Lake KOA
Gunnison KOA
KOA campers just like you are asked La Junta KOA Journey Waterloo/Lost Island Waterpark
to review their camping experience Montrose/Black Canyon Nat’l KOA Resort
shortly after they check out of one of Park KOA Journey KANSAS
Ouray KOA
our campgrounds. Pueblo KOA Journey
Goodland KOA Journey
Kansas City West/Lawrence KOA
Pueblo South/Colorado City
What they tell us is first shared KOA Holiday Salina KOA
immediately with our campground Steamboat Springs KOA Topeka/Capital City KOA Journey
owners, so they can address any UNITED STATES WaKeeney KOA Journey
CONNECTICUT Wellington KOA Holiday
issues immediately and also better ALABAMA Mystic KOA Holiday
understand what their guests desire Decatur/Wheeler Lake KOA
KENTUCKY
FLORIDA Ashland/Huntington West KOA
to make their next stay an even better Gulf Shores/Pensacola West KOA
Clearwater/Lake Tarpon KOA Holiday
Ozark/Fort Rucker KOA Journey
experience. DeLand/St Johns River KOA Bowling Green KOA Holiday
ALASKA Fort McCoy/Lake Ocklawaha Corbin/Laurel Lake KOA Journey
Next, we use all of that camper input Homer/Baycrest KOA Holiday KOA Holiday Kentucky Lakes/Prizer Point KOA
to select our very best campgrounds Valdez KOA Journey Fort Myers/Pine Island KOA Louisville South KOA Holiday
Holiday Paducah/I-24/Kentucky Lake KOA
for our KOA Campground of the Year ARIZONA Milton/Gulf Pines KOA Holiday Renfro Valley KOA Holiday
and Rising Star Awards (see page 5). Gila Bend KOA Journey Naples/Marco Island KOA Russell Springs KOA Journey
Those real camper reviews are also Grand Canyon/Williams KOA Holiday
LOUISIANA
Journey Okeechobee KOA Resort
used to select our KOA President’s Holbrook/Petrified Forest KOA Orlando/Kissimmee KOA Baton Rouge KOA Holiday
Award and KOA Founder’s Award Journey Holiday Lafayette KOA Holiday
winners. Kingman KOA Journey Orlando NW/Orange Blossom
KOA
New Orleans KOA
Mesa/Apache Junction KOA Journey Shreveport/Bossier City KOA
This year, a record 423 President’s Picacho/Tucson NW KOA Journey Orlando SE/Lake Whippoorwill
KOA Holiday
Journey
Salome KOA
Awards and 275 Founder’s Awards
Tucson/Lazydays KOA Resort Orlando Southwest KOA Holiday MAINE
were presented. All of those winners Willcox/Cochise KOA Holiday St Augustine Beach KOA Holiday Augusta/Gardiner KOA Journey
are listed on the following pages. St Petersburg/Madeira Beach Bangor/Holden KOA Holiday
Williams/Exit 167/Circle Pines KOA
Holiday KOA Holiday Bar Harbor/Oceanside KOA
We’re thrilled that our camper Starke/Gainesville NE KOA Holiday
satisfaction scores continue to climb, ARKANSAS Sugarloaf Key/Key West KOA Bucksport/Fort Knox KOA Holiday
Eureka Springs KOA Holiday Freeport/Durham KOA
and that our owners continue to Hot Springs National Park KOA Titusville/Kennedy Space Center Naples KOA
strive to give you just the camping Little Rock North/Jct I-40 KOA KOA Saco/Old Orchard Beach KOA
Journey West Palm Beach/Lion Country Holiday
experience you are looking for… Memphis KOA Journey Safari KOA Skowhegan/Kennebec Valley KOA
every time. GEORGIA
CALIFORNIA MARYLAND
During your next KOA camping trip, Banning/Stagecoach KOA Americus KOA Hagerstown/Antietam Battlefield
Cartersville/Cassville-White KOA KOA Holiday
look for their proudly displayed KOA Barstow/Calico KOA
Journey Washington DC/Capitol KOA
Coleville/Walker KOA
President’s or KOA Founder’s Award. Crescent City/Redwoods KOA
Cordele KOA Journey Holiday
It’s proof that the owners of your Holiday Forsyth KOA
MASSACHUSETTS
Jacksonville N/St Marys KOA
favorite KOA campgrounds are Manchester Beach/Mendocino
Holiday Boston/Cape Cod KOA Holiday
Coast KOA Journey
listening, and working hard for you. Mount Shasta City KOA Holiday Savannah South KOA Holiday
MICHIGAN
Mt. Lassen/Shingletown KOA Tifton KOA
Allendale/W Grand Rapids KOA
Holiday
Oroville/Feather Falls Casino KOA
IDAHO Auburn Hills/Holly KOA
Journey Boise/Meridian KOA Journey Coloma/St Joseph KOA Holiday
Craters of the Moon/Arco KOA Covert/South Haven KOA Holiday
The campgrounds listed on the Palm Springs/Joshua Tree KOA
Journey Emmett KOA Holiday
Placerville KOA
following pages are all winners of San Diego Metro KOA Resort
Lava Hot Springs KOA Holiday Gaylord KOA Holiday
the 2019 KOA President’s Award. Lava Hot Springs/City Center Ludington East/Pere Marquette
San Francisco North/Petaluma KOA KOA River KOA
Santa Cruz/Monterey Bay KOA Montpelier Creek KOA Journey
The campgrounds with the yellow Holiday Mackinaw City/Mackinac Island
Pocatello KOA Journey KOA
star won a 2019 President’s Santa Cruz North/Costanoa KOA
Twin Falls/Jerome KOA Holiday Monroe County/Toledo North
Santa Margarita KOA KOA Holiday
Award AND a 2019 KOA Founder’s Trinity Lake KOA ILLINOIS Muskegon KOA
Award. Ventura Ranch KOA Holiday Benton KOA Journey Oscoda/Tawas KOA Holiday
Willits KOA Holiday
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Petoskey KOA Holiday Raton KOA Journey Lincoln City KOA Journey Townsend/Great Smokies KOA Ellensburg KOA Journey
Port Huron KOA Resort Santa Fe KOA Journey Medford/Gold Hill KOA Journey Holiday Lynden/Bellingham KOA
Traverse City KOA Holiday Silver City KOA Holiday Oregon Dunes KOA Holiday Newport/Little Diamond Lake
Tucumcari KOA Journey Pendleton KOA Journey TEXAS KOA Holiday
MINNESOTA Waldport/Newport KOA Abilene KOA Journey Olympic Peninsula/Port Angeles
Albert Lea/Austin KOA Holiday NEW YORK Amarillo KOA Journey KOA Journey
Bemidji KOA Journey Canandaigua/Rochester KOA PENNSYLVANIA Austin East KOA Holiday Spokane KOA Journey
Cloquet/Duluth KOA Journey Holiday Allentown KOA Bastrop/SE Austin/Colorado Starbuck/Lyons Ferry Marina KOA
Jackson KOA Journey Chautauqua Lake KOA Holiday Bellefonte/State College KOA River KOA Holiday Winthrop/N Cascades Natl Park
Minneapolis Northwest KOA Cooperstown KOA Journey Holiday Brookeland/Lake Sam Rayburn KOA
Journey Deerpark/New York City NW Delaware Water Gap/Pocono KOA
Minneapolis Southwest KOA KOA Holiday Mountain KOA Holiday Burkburnett/Wichita Falls KOA WEST VIRGINIA
Holiday Herkimer Diamond KOA Resort Elizabethtown/Hershey KOA Journey Harpers Ferry/Civil War
Rochester/Marion KOA Journey Houghton/Letchworth KOA Holiday Dallas/Arlington KOA Holiday Battlefields KOA
Lake Placid/Whiteface Mtn KOA Erie KOA Holiday Fredericksburg KOA Huntington/Fox Fire KOA Holiday
MISSISSIPPI Holiday Gettysburg/Battlefield KOA Kerrville KOA Journey
Meridian East/Toomsuba KOA Medina/Wildwood Lake KOA Holiday Lake Conroe/Houston North WISCONSIN
Journey Holiday Honesdale/Poconos KOA KOA Holiday Hayward KOA Holiday
Starkville KOA Holiday Natural Bridge/Watertown KOA Holiday Lake Livingston/Onalaska KOA Hixton/Alma Center KOA
New York City N/Newburgh Jonestown/Hershey NE KOA Holiday Madison KOA
MISSOURI KOA Holiday Journey Leander/Northwest Austin KOA Milton KOA
Branson KOA Holiday Niagara Falls/Grand Island KOA Lancaster/New Holland KOA Holiday Oakdale KOA Journey
Joplin KOA Journey Holiday Meadville KOA Lubbock KOA Journey Wisconsin Dells KOA Holiday
Kansas City East/Oak Grove Saugerties/Woodstock KOA Mercer/Grove City KOA Holiday Lufkin KOA
KOA Holiday Journey Philadelphia/West Chester KOA Mount Pleasant KOA Journey WYOMING
Springfield/Route 66 KOA 1000 Islands/Association Island Holiday Rusk KOA Holiday Buffalo KOA Journey
Holiday KOA Uniontown KOA Holiday San Angelo KOA Holiday Cheyenne KOA Journey
St Louis West/Historic Route 66 Westfield/Lake Erie KOA Washington/Pittsburgh SW KOA San Antonio KOA Holiday Cody KOA Holiday
KOA Holiday Williamsport South/Nittany Sanger/Denton North KOA Devils Tower/Black Hills KOA
Stanton/Meramec KOA Journey NORTH CAROLINA Mountain KOA Holiday Journey Douglas KOA Journey
Asheville East KOA Holiday South Padre Island KOA Holiday Dubois/Wind River KOA Holiday
MONTANA Asheville West KOA SOUTH CAROLINA Victoria/Coleto Creek Lake KOA Greybull KOA Holiday
Big Timber/Greycliff KOA Boone KOA Anderson/Lake Hartwell KOA Weatherford/Fort Worth West
Journey Lyman KOA Journey
Cape Hatteras KOA Resort Holiday KOA Journey Rock Springs/Green River KOA
Billings KOA Holiday Cherokee/Great Smokies KOA Mount Pleasant/Charleston KOA Journey
Dillon KOA Holiday Holiday UTAH Sheridan/Big Horn Mountains
Great Falls KOA Greensboro KOA Journey Myrtle Beach KOA Bear Lake/Marina Side KOA KOA Journey
Livingston/Paradise Valley KOA Lumberton/I-95 KOA Journey Point South/Yemassee KOA Holiday
Holiday Holiday Bear Lake/Trail Side KOA Journey
Miles City KOA Journey
Murphy/Peace Valley KOA
Holiday Spartanburg NE/Gaffney KOA Beaver KOA Journey
CANADA
Missoula KOA Holiday Holiday
Polson/Flathead Lake KOA
New Bern KOA Holiday
Travelers Rest/N Greenville KOA
Brigham City/Perry South KOA
Journey
ALBERTA
Statesville/I-77 KOA Journey Hinton/Jasper KOA Holiday
Holiday Wilmington KOA Holiday Holiday Cannonville/Bryce Valley KOA
Red Lodge KOA Journey
St. Mary/East Glacier KOA NORTH DAKOTA SOUTH DAKOTA Holiday BRITISH COLUMBIA
Cedar City KOA Clearwater/Wells Gray KOA
Holiday Bismarck KOA Journey Badlands/White River KOA Fillmore KOA Journey
Holiday Journey
Townsend/Canyon Ferry Lake Flaming Gorge/Manila KOA
KOA Journey OHIO Belvidere East/Exit 170 KOA Cranbrook/St. Eugene KOA
Journey Journey
West Glacier KOA Resort Buckeye Lake/Columbus East Journey
Green River KOA Journey Sicamous KOA
Whitefish/Kalispell North KOA KOA Holiday Custer/Mt Rushmore/Black Hills
KOA Holiday Moab KOA
Holiday Butler/Mohican KOA
Deadwood/Black Hills KOA Panguitch KOA ONTARIO
Yellowstone Park/Mountainside Canton/East Sparta KOA Richfield KOA Holiday Barrie KOA Holiday
KOA Journey Holiday Hot Springs/Black Hills KOA
Kennebec KOA Journey Salt Lake City KOA Holiday Brighton/401 KOA Holiday
Yellowstone Park/West Gate Coshocton KOA Vernal/Dinosaurland KOA
KOA Mitchell KOA Journey Cardinal/Ottawa South KOA
Dayton KOA Resort Holiday
NEBRASKA Homerville KOA Mount Rushmore KOA Resort at VERMONT Niagara Falls KOA Holiday
Lake Milton/Berlin Lake KOA Palmer Gulch
Brattleboro North KOA Journey Owen Sound KOA
Grand Island KOA Journey Rapid City/Black Hills KOA
Lebanon/Cincinnati NE KOA Quechee/Pine Valley KOA Parry Sound KOA
West Omaha/NE Lincoln KOA Holiday Holiday
Holiday Renfrew/Ottawa West KOA
Holiday Sioux City North KOA Holiday
Logan/Hocking Hills KOA
NEVADA Holiday Sioux Falls KOA Journey VIRGINIA Sault Ste. Marie KOA Holiday
Sturgeon Falls KOA Holiday
Salem/Lisbon KOA Holiday Spearfish/Black Hills KOA Cape Charles/Chesapeake Bay
Ely KOA Journey Holiday KOA Resort 1000 Islands/Ivy Lea KOA
Sandusky/Bayshore KOA
Las Vegas KOA Journey at Sam’s Holiday Yankton/Missouri River KOA Charlottesville KOA 1000 Islands/Kingston KOA
Town Journey Holiday
Shelby/Mansfield KOA Resort Chincoteague Island KOA Resort
Laughlin/Avi Casino KOA 1000 Islands/Mallorytown KOA
Journey Streetsboro/Cleveland SE KOA TENNESSEE Fancy Gap/Blue Ridge Parkway
KOA Journey
Holiday
Sunbury/Columbus North KOA Baileyton KOA Thunder Bay KOA Holiday
NEW HAMPSHIRE Thompson/Grand River Valley Bristol/Kingsport KOA Holiday
Fredericksburg/Washington DC
Toronto North/Cookstown KOA
Chocorua KOA Holiday KOA Holiday S KOA Holiday
Buffalo/I-40/Exit 143 KOA Holiday
Lincoln/Woodstock KOA Wapakoneta KOA Holiday Harrisonburg/Shenandoah
Journey
Holiday
OKLAHOMA Chattanooga North/Cleveland
Valley KOA Holiday QUEBEC
Littleton/Franconia Notch KOA Luray KOA Holiday Bas St. Laurent KOA Resort
KOA
Strafford/Lake Winnipesaukee Checotah/Lake Eufaula West Lynchburg/Blue Ridge Parkway Granby/Bromont KOA Holiday
KOA Holiday Clinton/Knoxville N KOA Journey KOA
South KOA Holiday Crossville/I-40 KOA Montreal South KOA
Twin Mountain/Mt. Washington Durant/Choctaw Casino KOA Natural Bridge/Lexington KOA
Gatlinburg East/Smoky Holiday Montreal West KOA
KOA Holiday Elk City/Clinton KOA Journey
Mountain KOA Holiday Richmond North/Kings Quebec City KOA Holiday
Oklahoma City East KOA Holiday
NEW JERSEY Sallisaw/Fort Smith West KOA
Lookout Mtn/Chattanooga West
KOA Holiday
Dominion KOA NEWFOUNDLAND
Cape May KOA Holiday Virginia Beach KOA Holiday
Manchester KOA Holiday Gros Morne/Norris Point KOA
Philadelphia South/Clarksboro Tulsa NE/Will Rogers Downs Williamsburg/Busch Gardens
Nashville KOA Resort
KOA KOA Journey
Nashville East/Lebanon KOA
Area KOA NOVA SCOTIA
Wytheville KOA Holiday
NEW MEXICO OREGON Journey Halifax West KOA
Alamogordo/White Sands KOA Albany/Corvallis KOA Journey Nashville North KOA WASHINGTON North Sydney/Cabot Trail KOA
Paris Landing/Kentucky Lake
Albuquerque KOA Journey Astoria/Warrenton/Seaside
KOA
Bay Center/Willapa Bay KOA
Journey
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
Albuquerque North/Bernalillo KOA Resort Cavendish KOA Holiday
KOA Journey Bandon/Port Orford KOA Pigeon Forge/Gatlinburg KOA Burlington/Anacortes KOA
Holiday Holiday Cornwall/Charlottetown KOA
Carlsbad KOA Holiday Journey
Grants Pass KOA Journey Sweetwater/I-75/Exit 62 KOA Concrete/Grandy Creek KOA
Grants KOA Journey Holiday
Klamath Falls KOA Journey Holiday
Las Cruces KOA Journey
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KOA CARE CAMPS
Great Weekends to BIG WEEKEND
CAMP & SAVE

May 10-11, 2019
Stay as a paying guest on
Friday, May 10
and get Saturday,
May 11 for just $20!*
VALUE KARD REWARDS

APPRECIATION WEEKEND
September 13-14, 2019
Stay as a paying guest on
Friday, September 13
and get Saturday,
September 14 for FREE!*
BOOK YOUR WEEKENDS NOW ON

KOA.COM
*At participating KOA campgrounds. Must be two
consecutive nights at the same campground.
Promotion terms and conditions will apply. On these
weekends, Value Kard Rewards campers who participate
receive 1000 points, and VIP VKR campers get 2000 points.

KOA Reservation/Cancellation THE KOA
Guidelines
KOA reservation/cancellation guidelines
GUARANTEE
guarantee your campsite
To guarantee your campsite, a deposit equal to at least your first night will If within one hour after check-
be charged to your credit card at the time you make your reservation. Make in at any KOA campground
your online reservations anytime, day or night, at KOA.com. You’ll receive a you’re not completely
confirmation email from the campground once you complete your satisfied with the services or
reservation. facilities, your registration
NEED TO CANCEL? If you need to cancel your reservation, you must call fees will be refunded.
the campground before the deadlines listed here to receive your deposit
refund, minus a $10 cancellation fee. Text and email notifications of
cancellations are not acceptable.
RV & Tent Sites: 48 hours cancellation notice is
BRING YOUR PETS ALONG!

required. Notify your selected KOA by 4 p.m. two days
before your scheduled arrival.
Camping Cabins: 7 days cancellation notice
required. Please notify your selected KOA one week KOA campgrounds have always been a welcome haven for
before your scheduled arrival. your four-legged family members. Lots of KOAs have special
Deluxe Cabins & Unique Accommodations: These Kamp K9™ off-the-leash doggy parks to ensure they have a
units may have special deposit and cancellation good time camping too. Remember these pet guidelines to
requirements. Please check with your selected KOA be sure everyone has a safe and enjoyable experience.
when making your reservation. Call ahead: Check with the campground about special
Reservations made after these deadlines require pet policies and local ordinance restrictions. Some KOAs
nonrefundable deposits. don’t allow pets in Camping Cabins or Deluxe Cabins, for
instance, or may have a limited number of pet-friendly units
Cancellations made after deadlines will result in
forfeiture of all deposits. available. Others, due to insurance requirements or local
aggressive breed ordinance restrictions, are not allowed to
Holidays and special events may have special accept particular breeds.
deposit and/or cancellation requirements. Special
conditions may apply during high-demand periods Bring your helpers: Service dogs are welcome at all KOA
and special events. Please check with your selected campgrounds, but remember that leash and aggressive
KOA for details. behavior rules still apply.
Good behavior is a must: Owners of dogs of any breed
that are hostile or aggressive will be asked to remove their
Value Kard Rewards VIP pet from the campground.
Member Cancellation Policy Always use a leash: Dogs must be kept on leashes no
In the event that a Value Kard Rewards VIP must cancel longer than 6 feet when outside their owners’ vehicles or
a reservation, the $10 cancellation fee is waived if rental units. Never leave a tethered dog unattended.
the reservation is cancelled prior to KOA’s National
Cancellation Guideline deadlines. If the deadline is Good manners are appreciated: Nobody wants to
missed, all cancellation fees and policies apply. Text hear someone else’s dog barking. It’s up to you to
and email notifications of cancellations are not control your pet at all times.
acceptable. Not calling prior to the cancellation
deadline to cancel/no show will result in the forfeiture
of the entire deposit. For RV & Tent Sites, a 48 hours
cancellation notice is required. For Camping Cabins,
a 7 days cancellation notice is required. Deluxe
Cabins, Unique Accommodations, Holidays and
Special Events may have special deposit and
cancellation requirements.
Please check with your
selected KOA
campground
location when
making
reservations.

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UNITED STATES Maryland ............... 96
Massachusetts ........ 98
South Carolina........ 181
South Dakota ......... 185
Alabama ..............13 Michigan ............... 100 Tennessee .............. 191
Alaska .................15 Minnesota ............. 108 Texas ..................... 198
Arizona................17 Mississippi ............ 112 Utah ...................... 209
Arkansas..............23 Missouri ................ 114 Vermont ................ 216
California .............26 Montana ................ 118 Virginia ................. 218
Colorado .............39 Nebraska ............... 125 Washington ........... 224
Connecticut .........49 Nevada ................. 127 West Virginia .......... 230
Florida.................51 New Hampshire ..... 130 Wisconsin .............. 234
Georgia ...............60 New Jersey............. 133 Wyoming............... 237
Idaho ..................64 New Mexico .......... 135
Illinois .................68 New York ............... 140 CANADA
Indiana ................72 North Carolina........ 148 Western Provinces .. 243
Iowa....................77 North Dakota ......... 154 Prairie Provinces ..... 246
Kansas.................80 Ohio ..................... 156 Ontario.................. 248
Kentucky .............85 Oklahoma.............. 163 Quebec ................. 256
Louisiana .............89 Oregon ................. 167 Maritime Provinces .. 260
Maine..................92 Pennsylvania .......... 174
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HOW TO USE THE KOA DIRECTORY
At the beginning of each state and province, you’ll find a
detailed map with major cities and towns, interstates and
highways – as well as KOA campgrounds – clearly marked.
You can pinpoint exact locations with the help of the Cities Chairman/CEO
and Towns Index on each map. The KOA Directory is the
ONLY atlas you’ll need for the U.S. and Canada. A FEW OF YOUR Pat Hittmeier
The small locator maps and directions that are attached to FAVORITE THINGS President
Toby O’Rourke
each campground listing will show you the best way to drive We’ve added handy
those last few miles, and the color photograph you’ll see on icons to each Directory Editor
most listings will hopefully give you a taste of what to expect campground’s listing Louie Mann
when you arrive. Be sure to follow our directions, and not stick information, so you’ll be
able to see at a glance Graphic Design
strictly to those given by your GPS device, which may not take Heins Creative
into account road closures, tight corners or overpass many of the features and
restrictions. amenities that KOA has Photography
to offer. Space doesn’t Jeff Dow
When in doubt, call the campground. permit us to list icons for Photography +
everything available at Motion;
each KOA, but we hope Dan Armstrong
the icons – along with Photography;
the KOA Journey, AWStudio;
KOA Holiday and Michele Newbrough
KOA Resort designations Publication Office
you’ll find on many KOAs Accenture Interactive
– will help you pick the
Des Moines, Iowa
right campgrounds to fit
your needs. Don’t forget 50309-3023
to use the handy icon KOA Home Office
guide on the inside front Kampgrounds of
cover of this Directory, as America Inc.
well as the descriptions PO Box 30558
The green of the KOA Journey, KOA
Billings, MT 59114
NEW oval Holiday and KOA Resort
brands also found in the 406.248.7444
you’ll see on
some listings front of the book. KOA.com
means that
campground
is new this Campground rates are
subject to change. KOA
year to the campgrounds are owned
KOA system. and operated by individual
owners. Although every
effort has been made to
verify the information
ON THE DIRECTORY COVER submitted by the individual
campgrounds regarding
Michael Sutton and wife Louise Levergneux had a simple reason for services provided, KOA
chucking their professional lives and hitting the road full time... and Accenture Interactive
makes no warranties or
they sought freedom from a traditional lifestyle. representations as to the
The couple featured on this year’s KOA Directory cover (taken at the accuracy of the information.
Gila Bend KOA Journey – the 2018 KOA Rising Star Award winner) © Copyright Kampgrounds
actually spent a full year traveling in the tiny T@B teardrop trailer in of America Inc., 2019
the photo after they sold their home in Boise, Idaho. All rights reserved
Printed in the USA
Louise, a visual artist, and Michael, a game-based learning expert,
decided they couldn’t keep making payments on their home and
travel as much as they liked, so they took the plunge.
“Traveling is a far better life,” says Michael during a stop in Texas.
“We’ve traveled across North America four times already. We tend to
spend from two weeks to a month at each stop along the way.”
They’ve since invested in a slightly larger RV, but are still totally addicted to the freedom travel brings. KOA is proud to support the
environment by printing the
“It’s safe to say we’ve fallen in love with the lifestyle,” Louise said. 2019 Directory on Forest
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Tillmans Corner F-1
PARTIAL INDEX TO Attalla B-3 Center Point B-3 DaphnePanama F-1
City Florala E-3 Gulf Shores F-2 Troy D-3
CITIES AND TOWNS GULF OFC-4

Auburn Centre B-4 Decatur A-2
Andrews
Florence
BayFort Payne
A-2 Guntersville B-3 Tuscaloosa C-2
Bay Minette E-1 Centreville C-2 Demopolis D-1 B-4 Hamilton B-1 Tuscumbia A-2
Abbeville E-4 Anniston B-3 Bessemer C-2 Chatom E-1 Dothan TYNDALL
E-4 A.F.B.
Gadsden B-3 Hartselle B-2 Tuskegee D-4
Alabaster C-2 Arab B-3 BirminghamMEXICO B-2 Clanton C-3 Enterprise E-3 Gardendale B-3 Heflin B-4 Union Springs D-4
Albertville B-3 Arley B-2 Brewton E-2 Clayton D-4 Eufaula D-4 Geneva E-4 Hoover C-2 Uniontown D-2
Alexander City C-3 Ashville B-3 Bridgeport A-4 Columbia E-4 Eutaw C-1 Greensboro C-2 Huntsville A-3 Wetumpka D-3
Aliceville C-1 Athens A-2 Brundidge D-4 Cullman B-2 Evergreen E-2 Greenville D-3 Irondale B-3 Winfield B-1
Andalusia E-3 Atmore E-2 Camden D-2 Daleville E-4 Fayette B-1 Grove Hill D-2 Jackson E-1 York D-1
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Alabama 1 Decatur/Wheeler Lake (Mallard Creek Rec Area)
The inviting waters of Wheeler Lake surround this KOA, perched on a peninsula
and dotted with native trees. The campground makes the most of its enviable
setting, with sites overlooking the water, right along the waterfront and tucked
among the shade trees. Thanks to the campground’s own boat ramp, it’s easy to
get out on the lake for a carefree day of fishing, waterskiing or exploring the TVA
chain of lakes. A sandy beach welcomes swimmers, and there’s plenty of space
for strolling and bird-watching. Rent a kayak, a canoe or a bike (child/adult sizes)
to explore the lakeshore or campground. Max pull thru: 85 ft.
From I-65: Take Exit 340, travel W on ALT 72/Hwy 20. After crossing Tennessee
River, keep R for ALT 72/Hwy 20. Go approx 17 miles. Watch for brown TVA Mallard
Creek Recreation Area sign. Turn R, this is CR 400/Mallard Creek Rd. Go 4 miles,
400 403 turn R at KOA sign. From Florence: Go E approx 29 miles on ALT 72/Hwy 20. Watch
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for brown TVA Mallard Creek Recreation Area sign. Turn L onto CR 400. Go 4 miles.
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0 2 km
44 County Road 443, Hillsboro, AL 35643
2 Gulf Shores/Pensacola West

You’ll have no trouble losing your cares at this KOA—and will understand
why so many come and never want to leave. The campground is located
on beautiful Perdido Bay, where you’ll hear nature all around, from birds
to waves lapping on the shoreline. Sunrises are breathtaking, and dolphins often swim
by the lighted fishing pier. Bring your boat! Ease into a long Pull-Thru RV Site or an RV
Site with KOA Patio. Stay in a waterfront or hillside air-conditioned Cabin—or poolside
Deluxe Cabin. Relax in the pool or hot tub. Kids enjoy the play area with a clubhouse,
and Fido will love the doggie playground. You’ll find plenty of fun in all seasons.
Pool: Open all year. Max pull thru: 75 ft. Your hosts: Denise Valentyne & family.
From I-10 heading E: Take Exit 49 (Baldwin Beach Express), drive 8.8 mi to Hwy 98;
FL
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L onto Hwy 98. Go 14 mi, turn R before the bridge onto 99. Go 1.3 mi, KOA is on L. Exit 35
Exit 49 29
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Beach Expy
From I-10 heading W: Take FL Exit 7, turn L onto Pine Forest Rd. Drive 7 mi to Exit
Baldwin
7
Pine Forest Rd
Blue Angel Pkwy, turn R. Go 5.9 mi to Hwy 98, turn R. Go 7 mi, cross the bridge. Blue Angel Pkwy
Turn L at the light onto 99. Go 1.3 mi. GPS: N30.395856, W87.454446 110
PENSACOLA
98
OPEN ALL YEAR 99
NAS 98
Mobile
koa.com/camp/gulf-shores Bay
0 10 mi
RESERVATIONS 800-562-3471 • INFO 251-961-1717 0 10 km
Gulf of Mexico
11650 County Road 99, Lillian, AL 36549
3 Ozark/Fort Rucker
After a day of driving, you’ll find this KOA along US 231 a welcoming
oasis. Large, flat Pull-Thru RV Sites make it easy to get settled with even
the biggest rigs. All come with FHU 50/30-amp service, 72 cable chan-
nels and Wi-Fi. Or stay in a beautiful two-bedroom bungalow with 1 1/2 baths (daily/
weekly rentals). Enjoy a dip in the pool, or stretch your legs with a stroll along the koi
pond, waterfall and gardens. Kids can expend energy in the playground while canine
companions run freely in the fenced pet area. The well-stocked store offers RV
supplies. This KOA now offers pizza and wings! The 1,200-square-foot clubhouse/
game room has seating for 50, a full kitchen and a covered outdoor patio. Open all
year except New Year’s Eve/Day, Easter, July Fourth, Thanksgiving, and Christmas
To Montgomery, Eve/Day. Pool: Open all year. Max pull thru: 70 ft. Your hosts: Bill & Lori Hemmis.
70 miles
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S’bnd: I-65 to I-85 toward Atlanta. Exit 9 (Taylor Rd) to Hwy 231, go S, on your L
36 (MM 47). N’bnd: I-10, Exit at 130, Hwy 231 N to Dothan. When you reach Ozark,
Ma AL, KOA is 3.3 mi N of McDonald’s on R (MM 47). Do not use GPS, please call.
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38 0 1 mi RESERVATIONS 800-562-5417 • INFO 334-774-3219
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0 1 km 2414 N US Highway 231, Ozark, AL 36360
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Alaska 1 Homer/Baycrest
The end of the road is the beginning of a great Alaskan adventure at this
KOA perched on the edge of Alaska’s magnificent Kenai Peninsula. The
campground provides a peaceful retreat in a truly remarkable setting.
Gaze out across Kachemak Bay and Cook Inlet, reveling in views of snow-dusted
mountains, active volcanoes, fishing boats, surfacing whales and other wildlife.
Terrific hiking trails lie just across the road. Downtown Homer is filled with great
restaurants, local art galleries and museums. Visit the Homer Spit for more gift
shops, local seafood and many activities, such as fishing, kayaking, four-wheeling
and bear viewing. Take a ferry to the coastal communities of Halibut Cove, Seldovia
and Kodiak. Max pull thru: 60 ft. Your hosts: Wayne & Penny Eyre.
ANCHORAGE
S’bnd from Anchorage: At the Seward cutoff, go right toward Homer/Soldotna/
Kenai through Cooper Landing to the end of the road. KOA is at mile 169, the first
driveway shared with the Tesoro station. Keep right. If you crest the hill, you’ve gone
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for the incredible mountain and river scenery! Bring your big rig or tent—or stay in National
one of the Camping Cabins. Bring the dog too—you’ll both enjoy the pet park and
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hiking trails. It’s also an easy walk to local restaurants, bars and a hardware store.
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the Kenai Fjords National Park Visitor Center. Seward’s harbor is also the place to 0 1 mi 9
sign on with guides to go kayaking, whale watching or sport fishing for halibut and 0 1 km Resurrection
salmon in Resurrection Bay. A few miles north, walk right up to the dense blue ice SEWARD Bay
of Exit Glacier. Max pull thru: 65 ft. Your hosts: Bree & Billy Dodson.
From Seward Hwy (Hwy 9): Turn on Herman Leirer Rd. Seward KOA is 1 mile down
the road on the right. Anchorage is 115 miles away. GPS: N60.157956, W149.44002 May 1 — September 30
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RESERVATIONS 800-562-9105
INFO 907-362-7863
31702 Herman Leirer Road
Seward, AK 99664
3 Valdez
The wild beauty of America’s Last Frontier awaits at the Valdez KOA.
Eighteen acres of wilderness surround the campground, where you can
easily access hiking and ATV trails. Beyond, glacier-caked peaks domi-
nate the view in all directions. A pristine stream flows right through the campground,
churning with salmon in season. Bald eagles soar by, and the occasional bear
wanders through. With a camp store, Wi-Fi and other on-site services, you can settle
right in and get ready to explore this magnificent region. Charter a local guide to fish
world-class waters for salmon and halibut. Board a wildlife excursion boat to scan
the Sound for humpback whales, fuzzy sea otters, comical-looking puffins and other
birds not often seen in the Lower 48. Come face-to-face with one of the largest
tidewater glaciers in North America, an ice sheet as high as a football field—and an-
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1 Benson
Arizona
Indulge your Wild West fantasies near the Benson KOA, in a quiet, high desert
Exit West Four Feathers Ln valley just 1 mile off I-10 Exit 304. Benson is the gateway to Tombstone, Bisbee,
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10 Kartchner Caverns and Chiricahua National Monument. Apache Chief Cochise’s
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stronghold is nearby. Tombstone hosts daily re-creations of the infamous O.K.
4th St BENSON
To Tucson Corral shoot-out. Tour an old copper mine near the Mexican border in Bisbee,
Ocotillo
4th St where steep hillside streets and Victorian buildings evoke the mining boom days.
To Wilcox Tour Kartchner Caverns and drive or hike past weirdly shaped rock formations
in the Chiricahua Mountains. Pool: March 15–Oct. 31. Max pull thru: 80 ft.
90 80 Your hosts: Kim and Choi.
To Kartchner Caverns Exit 304 off I-10: Go north 1 mile.
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OPEN ALL YEAR

koa.com/camp/benson
INFO 520-586-3977
180 West Four Feathers Lane
Benson, AZ 85602-7952
GRAND CANYON AREA

2 Flagstaff
Ready to explore northern Arizona, escape the desert heat or travel
Route 66? Welcome to Flagstaff KOA, set at 7,000 feet among tall pon-
derosa pines at the base of the San Francisco Peaks. Perfect summer temps reach
the high 80s during the day and low 50s at night. Relax in new big-rig friendly RV
Sites with KOA Patio, teepees, Cabins and Deluxe Cabins. Families love the banana-
bike rentals, new nature-inspired playground and hiking trails from the campground
to the national forest. Enjoy summertime, daily on-site mountain breakfasts, family
movie nights, a new Jumping Pillow and kids’ activities. The Aquaplex indoor water
park is 2 miles away. Tours leave directly from KOA to northern Arizona destinations.
To Page &
This is the perfect base camp for exploring Sedona’s famed red rocks, Meteor Crater, Grand Canyon
the Grand Canyon and Walnut Canyon National Monument. Max pull thru: 100 ft. Smokerise Dr
NE of downtown on 89N. From I-40 Exit 201, 1/2 mile on US 89 to Page. Turn left
at light at Smokerise Dr. GPS: N35.234192, W111.575673
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3 Gila Bend
After a day of rolling through the dramatic and diverse Sonoran Desert,
you can roll your rig right into this KOA. It’s so convenient with the easy-
on/easy-off access from both I-8 and AZ 85. The campground was built
for RVers by RVers and it shows: You’ll find roomy full-hookup sites throughout the
park—all big rig friendly! Relax by the heated pool, enjoy the outdoor fireplace on
the 2,500-square-foot veranda or just soak up the desert views and dark evening
skies from your site. Fido will love the 4,000-square-foot Kamp K9 with three
separate corrals (two with grassy areas). Explore nearby historic sites or the many
trails in the desert. Although you’re just an hour from Phoenix, you’ll feel worlds
away as you savor a brilliant sunset at day’s end. Tent Sites closed June 15–Oct. 1.
Gila Bend
Indian Reservation To Phoenix Pool: Open all year. Max pull thru: 100 ft. Your hosts: Scott Swanson & Winston.
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0 2 mi Butterfield Trl To Tucson RESERVATIONS 800-562-1895 • INFO 928-683-2850
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800 South Butterfield Trail, PO Box 322, Gila Bend, AZ 85337
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GRAND CANYON AREA
4 Grand Canyon/Williams
This cozy, quiet campground is the KOA closest to the Grand Canyon!
Deluxe Cabins, Camping Cabins, RV Sites and Tent Sites all come with
star-filled nights that beg you to make s’mores around a campfire. KOA’s front desk
team (next to the coffee bar) can help with advance or on-site tour arrangements. A
luxury van tour can pick you up at KOA. Take a trip back in time while riding the Grand
Canyon Railway or fly over the mile-deep chasm in a helicopter. Area attractions
include float trips, jeep excursions and horseback rides. After a day of hiking and ex-
ploring, enjoy this KOA’s heated pool, gourmet coffee bar, gem mining station and gift
shop. Pool: May 25–Oct. 1. Max pull thru: 80 ft. Your hosts: Kathy & Stefan Maassen. olora C
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From Williams: Take Exit 165 off I-40. Head north on Grand Canyon Hwy (SR 64) National Canyon
Park Village 64
about 5 miles. KOA on left. From Grand Canyon: Head south on SR 64 about 40 Kaibab
National
miles. KOA on right. From Flagstaff: Take I-40 WB to Exit 165. Head north on Grand Forest
Canyon Hwy (SR 64) about 5 miles. KOA on left. GPS: N35.327451, W112.156613 0 15 mi
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OPEN ALL YEAR 180
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WILLIAMS
RESERVATIONS 800-562-5771 • INFO 928-635-2307 40 Exit
5333 Highway 64, Williams, AZ 86046 165 FLAGSTAFF
5 Holbrook/Petrified Forest
Let the Holbrook/Petrified Forest KOA be your base camp to explore
the surrounding national parks and monuments. Easy access to I-40
gets you to the Painted Desert and Petrified Forest National Park (20
minutes). The Grand Canyon (2.5 hours) and Canyon de Chelly (1.5 hours) are easy
drives. Walk around the rim of Meteor Crater, less than an hour west. Take a day trip
to Monument Valley (2.5 hours) or Fort Apache (1.5 hours). Or head north to Four
Corners Monument and Arches and Canyonlands national parks. In Holbrook, drive
through town on the original Route 66 (don’t miss the historic Wigwam Motel). Visit
Holbrook’s museum that features the Hashknife Outfit cattle ranch and Route 66.
Back at the campground, you can relax, swim, eat at the Chuck Wagon cookout and
To Petrified Forest cy
National Park L e ga y plan your next day’s adventures. Pool: May 2–Sept. 28. Max pull thru: 110 ft.
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0 1 mi
Exit
HOLBROOK 286 0 1 km RESERVATIONS 800-562-3389 • INFO 928-524-6689
102 Hermosa Drive, Holbrook, AZ 86025
6 Kingman
Set in the high desert and surrounded by mountains, this KOA is the
campground most centrally located to Arizona attractions. Enjoy a quiet,
peaceful environment and great weather year-round. This is the perfect
place to set up camp and take day trips to Las Vegas (1.5 hours), the Hoover Dam and
Lake Mead (closer than Vegas), the Grand Canyon (2+ hours) and Lake Havasu, home
of the London Bridge (45 min.). This is the KOA closest to the Grand Canyon West
Skywalk. Visit fun ghost towns like Chloride or Oatman. The campground has free
mini golf, Wi-Fi, cable TV, seasonal heated pool and children’s train rides. Check out
the grocery and souvenir store, laundry and large, landscaped pull thrus. This KOA is
pet and big rig friendly. Fun activities welcome all guests throughout the year. Pool:
April 30–Oct. 15. Max pull thru: 70 ft. Your hosts: this KOA’s award-winning team. 0 .5 mi
0 .5 km
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3820 North Roosevelt, Kingman, AZ 86409-3298
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Arizona PHOENIX AREA
Tonto National Forest
7 Mesa/Apache Junction
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Mt Teddy Roosevelt called the Superstition Mountains “the most beautiful
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Brown Rd Lost Dutchman Blvd panorama nature has created.” You’ll see why not far from the Mesa/
Apache Junction KOA, where giant saguaro cacti rise from the Sonoran Desert
Tomahawk Rd
Goldfield Rd
Fwy
Main St Apache Trl floor against a backdrop of craggy granite ramparts. Drive the 145-mile Apache
Trail loop, resplendent with deep canyons, rugged trails and pristine lakes. Also
202 nearby, climb a short path up to ancient cliff-dweller Indian ruins at Tonto National
Superstition Fwy Monument. Explore with off-road jeep tours or guided horseback rides into the
Exit 197 60 foothills. Phoenix is 30 miles west of the campground, with great restaurants,
Baseline Ave museums and a choice of Major League Baseball spring training games. A heated
To Mesa, Tempe 0 2 mi
& Phoenix 0 2 km pool, a hot tub, assorted games and fine hospitality await at KOA. Savor them as
the sun sets over the mountains. Pool: Open all year. Max pull thru: 65 ft.
From I-10 to US Hwy 60 east: Exit 197 Tomahawk Rd, north 1 mile.
OPEN ALL YEAR
koa.com/camp/mesa
INFO 480-982-4015
1540 South Tomahawk Road
Apache Junction, AZ 85119
8 Picacho/Tucson NW
Tall shade trees and gorgeous cactus landscaping welcome you to this
inviting KOA with easy access from I-10. Roomy sites up to 140 feet
accommodate even the biggest rigs. Wi-Fi is available in the main build-
ing. Enjoy the mild winter weather, with daytime temps in the 60s and 70s. Relax in
the pool or explore the area. You’ll find terrific hiking, sightseeing, birding and daily
hummingbird shows. Visit Casa Grande Ruins National Monument and the Arizona-
Sonora Desert Museum or stop by the Rooster Cogburn Ostrich Ranch. The area
offers plenty of shopping, dining, casinos and golf courses. At KOA, dig into a juicy
steak at the Chuckwagon Steakhouse (Dec. 1–April 15). Please call for great monthly
rates! Pool: Open all year. Max pull thru: 140 ft. Your hosts: Ryan & Felicia Ramsey.
87
From Tucson I-10W Exit SR 87: At end of ramp, turn left and cross bridge over I-10.
Turn left on Phillips Rd, then right on Peak Ln. Go 1/2 mile to stop sign; KOA on right. Ca
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RESERVATIONS 800-562-4186 • INFO 520-466-2966 0 .5 km
Hwy
18428 S Picacho Highway, Picacho, AZ 85141
9 Salome
An endless blue sky bookended by mountain ranges is the setting for this KOA in
Arizona’s McMullen Valley, northwest of Phoenix. On US 60 between Wickenburg
and Quartzsite, the campground provides unbeatable access to surrounding desert
public lands. ATV riders can depart right from this KOA onto a web of more than 300
miles of trails that wind through hills and washes, and even to old gold mines. A half-
hour southwest, explore Kofa National Wildlife Refuge. Nearby Quartzsite is a rock
hound’s paradise (gem shows in winter). At KOA, enjoy the pool and hot tub, play
mini golf or shoot a game of pool in “Diamond Jim’s Billiards Game Parlour.” The
clubhouse is perfect for reunions/parties. Pool: Open all year. Max pull thru: 60 ft.
East on I-10 from Quartzsite & CA: Take Exit 31/US 60 E/Wickenburg/Prescott
To Wickenburg onto US 60 E. At MM 54, turn right onto KOA’s entrance road. West on I-10 from
72 60 Phoenix & Buckeye: Take Exit 81/Salome Rd/Harquahala Hwy. Turn right onto
SALOME
Sal
om Salome Rd. Travel 31 miles to Hwy 60. Turn left (west) on Hwy 60, go 2 miles.
e Rd
At MM 54 turn left onto KOA’s entrance road. GPS: N33.760976, W113.649419
To Palm
Springs 60
Exit
Exit OPEN ALL YEAR
10 45
31 koa.com/camp/salome
0 5 mi
0 5 km To Phoenix RESERVATIONS 800-562-7857 • INFO 928-859-4639
64812 Harcuvar Drive, PO Box 831, Salome, AZ 85348-0831
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Arizona
GRAND CANYON AREA
10 Seligman/Route 66
Relax! All the sites at Seligman/Route 66 KOA are pull thrus. From tear-
drop campers to big diesel pushers, this KOA can easily accommodate
your rig. Come in and enjoy the nostalgia of Seligman. The town straddles the
longest remaining stretch of Historic Route 66. Stop at Delgadillo’s Snow Cap for
a malt, just as folks did in the 1950s. In spring, cheer on hundreds of classic cars
as they take off on the popular Fun Run to Topock. Enjoy fun and easy day trips to
Havasu Falls, Laughlin, the Grand Canyon, Sedona, Las Vegas and Hoover Dam.
Then come back to the campground’s high desert setting to relax by the campfire
and tell stories of the day’s adventures. Check out this KOA’s new unique lodging:
a teepee and an A-frame accommodation above the store with a bathroom and
kitchenette. Days are warm, nights are cool, and the stars are crystal clear. There’s Histor
ic Rte
no light pollution here! Pool: May 25–Oct. 1. Max pull thru: 73 ft. To Kingman
SELIGMAN
6 6
Exit 123 off-ramp from I-40: Turn north 1 mile. GPS: N35.317627, W112.854223
Exit
121 40
OPEN ALL YEAR
koa.com/camp/seligman Exit
123
RESERVATIONS 800-562-4017 • INFO 928-422-3358 0 1 mi
0 1 km To Williams
801 East Highway 66, Seligman, AZ 86337
11 Tucson/Lazydays
Take in mountain views from your site and enjoy the fresh fruit you
can pick right outside your door! Many unique campsites await you,
including Premium Tent Sites, RV Sites with KOA Patio and a fire-
place, RV Sites with a private off-leash area and Deluxe Cabins that sleep up to
eight people. Play a round on the 9-hole chip & putt or feed the fish at the pond.
Weekly activities, a fitness center, a game room and three off-leash dog parks
will keep you going all day long. When you’re ready to slow down, relax in
the poolside cabana or soak in one of the hot tubs. Don’t want to cook? Eat
at the BBQ Rush Bar and Grill. Enjoy the complimentary Wi-Fi as well as shopping
at the camp store. Camping in Arizona is a breeze at the Tucson/Lazydays KOA.
To Downtown Tucson Pools: Open all year. Max pull thru: 73 ft.
From I-10 East: Take Exit 264B merging onto Palo Verde Road N. Make a left on
Country Club Rd
Irvington Road. Continue to Country Club Road and make a left. From I-10 West:
Take Exit 264. Left on Irvington Road and left on Country Club Road.
Park Ave
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Exit 264 OPEN ALL YEAR
Irvington Rd
Exit 98 koa.com/camp/tucson-lazydays
To Nogales 0 1 mi RESERVATIONS 800-562-8730 • INFO 520-799-3701
0 1 km
5151 South Country Club Road, Tucson, AZ 85706
12 Willcox/Cochise
An easy 80-mile drive east of Tucson, this KOA offers an idyllic high
desert getaway in the shadow of 10,720-foot Graham Peak. Spend a day
in historic downtown Willcox and visit the Rex Allen and Marty Robbins
museums. Take another day to explore the Cochise Stronghold, stop by the Amerind
Museum, go hiking/birding at Chiricahua National Monument or visit the frontier
towns of Tombstone and Bisbee. You are in the heart of Cochise County’s wine
region, home to several tasting rooms set among scenic vineyards. After a day of jeep-
ing, hiking or riding your ATV, relax in the new heated pool or spa. Watch a beautiful
sunset as you enjoy hand-dipped ice cream at the community fire pit. Check out the
great Wi-Fi, seasonal entertainment and breakfasts/dinners at the KOA Roadrunner
Virginia Ave
Café or on the patio. Browse the camp store for unique local gifts, groceries and RV
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To Cochise & 0 1 mi
RESERVATIONS 800-562-5415 • INFO 520-384-3212 Tucson 0 1 km
700 N Virginia Avenue, Willcox, AZ 85643
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Arizona GRAND CANYON AREA
13 Williams/Exit 167/Circle Pines
Welcome to your headquarters for northern Arizona fun! The pine-
filled forest setting of Williams/Exit 167/Circle Pines is perfect for
escaping the heat in summer with average summer highs of just 78 degrees. This
destination campground features an indoor swimming pool, the Grand Canyon
Go-Kart Track, a gem and fossil mining station, fun-bike rentals and a bike track,
18-hole mini golf and a new Jumping Pillow. In summer, the Bear Trax Café serves
delicious breakfasts and dinners. Trails for ATVs and bikes start right from
the campground. When you’re ready to explore the region, take a short drive to
Colora the Grand Canyon, Flagstaff, Sedona/Oak Creek Canyon, Route 66 attractions,
R.
Grand do
Canyon Grand ski areas and prehistoric cliff dwellings at Walnut Canyon National Monument.
National Canyon
Park Village Kaibab 64 Let the staff book train, helicopter, airplane, jeep, ATV and rafting tours for you!
National Pool: April 1–Oct. 31. Max pull thru: 90 ft. Your hosts: Kathy & Stefan Maassen.
Forest
0 15 mi I-40 Exit 167: Turn north and follow Circle Pines Rd to KOA.
0 15 km 64 89
180 March 14 — November 2
koa.com/camp/williams
WILLIAMS
40 Exit
RESERVATIONS 800-562-9379 • INFO 928-635-2626
167 FLAGSTAFF
1000 Circle Pines Road, Williams, AZ 86046
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Arkansas 1 Eureka Springs
The rugged beauty and natural wonders of the Ozark Mountains await you at this
KOA. You’ll find big-rig friendly, full-hookup Pull-Thru RV Sites, padded Tent Sites,
Cabins and a yurt nestled in the woods. You’re only 10 minutes from historic down-
town Eureka Springs with all its shopping, dining and attractions. Nearby at Beaver
Lake, take a relaxing canoe ride or go scuba diving! World-class mountain biking is
just 2+ miles away. At KOA, enjoy the hiking trail, playground, basketball court, horse-
shoes, Kamp K9 and giant 90,000-gallon pool. The convenience store has souvenirs,
essentials and RV parts/accessories. You’ll appreciate the air-conditioned shower
house and full laundry. This KOA strives to be the Ozarks’ campground of choice, so
come unwind, relax and make memories. Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd.
37 MO White River/ Max pull thru: 85 ft. Your hosts: Mike & Chris Camp and Mike & Deb McCarthy.
AR
62 Table Rock Lake
0 2 mi 187 4 mi W of Eureka Springs on Hwy 62, L at 187 S, then 1 mi. From Rogers: Hwy 62 E, R on
0 2 km 2nd turn to 187 S at gas station, then 1 mi. Hwy 23 S’bnd: R on Hwy 62 W, L at 187 S, then
62 1 mi. Hwy 23 N’bnd: L on Hwy 62 W, L at 187 S, then 1 mi. GPS: N36.421744, W93.792649
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Lake EUREKA RESERVATIONS 800-562-0536 • INFO 479-253-8036
SPRINGS
15020 Highway 187 South, Eureka Springs, AR 72631
2 Hot Springs National Park

7
Hot Springs National Park KOA is the original KOA in Arkansas. This classic camp- Magic
ground is as unique as the nearby city. Nestled in the foothills of the Ouachita Springs McClendon Rd
Mountains, this KOA is minutes from Hot Springs National Park and the historic Hot Springs G dA
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downtown where you can be fascinated with—or rejuvenated by—the thermal National 70 70
waters that flow. The city has plenty of shops, museums and restaurants to
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explore. In the surrounding area, you’ll find fishing, hiking, crystal hunting and A lbert P i ke Dr
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Pool: April 15–Sept. 30. Max pull thru: 80 ft. Your hosts: the Barrett family. Expy 270 70 270
0 2 mi
From N & W: Hwy 70B east (Grand Ave) to Exit 4; L under hwy then R to KOA. From 0 2 km 7 128
E & S: Hwy 70 to Exit 11B (Grand Ave W); follow to Exit 4. Exit, follow service road 3/4
PAST KOA CAMPGROUND OF THE YEAR
mi to KOA. GPS: If it is questionable, please call! N34.507363, W93.006325
OPEN ALL YEAR
koa.com/camp/hot-springs-national-park
INFO 501-624-5912
838 McClendon Road
Hot Springs, AR 71901
3 Little Rock North/Jct. I-40

Big rig? No worries! Pull-Thru RV Sites at this KOA extend up to 95 feet.
The scenic, wooded campground includes RV Sites with a patio area,
excellent Wi-Fi and cable TV. Take a dip in the pool, then surprise your
sweetie with a treat at the Double Trouble ice cream parlor. No need to feel guilty—
the fitness center includes a variety of equipment—or take it easy in the steam room.
Don’t let RV troubles spoil your fun. Professional RV repair is available at your site! Ex-
perience nature and a true camping atmosphere only minutes from downtown Little
Rock, the Clinton Presidential Center, museums, shopping, antiques and some of the
best dining in the South. Arkansas River Trail is 1 mile from this KOA. Wild River Coun-
try, Arkansas’ largest water park, is 1/4 mile away. You’re just minutes from the outlet
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The tang of barbecue, the beat of the blues, the home of the King.
Memphis … what’s not to love? This KOA is 15 minutes from Beale Street,
birthplace of the blues. Book a tour at the campground—don’t miss Elvis
Presley’s Graceland. Visit the National Civil Rights Museum, Rock ‘n’ Soul Museum,
Cotton Museum and more. Be sure to see the Peabody Hotel’s Marching Ducks.
With easy on/off access at I-55 Exit 14 and a convenient location 7 miles north of
I-40, it’s easy to make this KOA your destination or a stop along the way. Pull through
into a shaded big-rig site with free cable TV or stay in a Camping Cabin. Free Wi-Fi.
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set. Check out Kamp K9. In season, enjoy pancake breakfasts and barbecue dinners.
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In beautiful, historical Soledad Canyon, this KOA has all you need for the ultimate
camping getaway. The fun, family-friendly campground offers educational programs.
Enjoy the swimming pool, volleyball, basketball, convenience store, playground,
sandbox, tetherball, horseshoes, recreation/meeting rooms, three bathhouses with
showers and laundry facilities. The large-group retreat center with wide-open green
fields accommodates family reunions, school groups, clubs and nonprofit organiza-
tions. Local/area attractions include Universal Studios Hollywood, Disneyland Park,
Six Flags Magic Mountain and Los Angeles’ museums and downtown area. Check
out the Santa Monica, Venice and Malibu beaches. This KOA is a great base camp for
hiking the famous Pacific Crest Trail. The nearby Metrolink runs to/from downtown
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LA and beyond. Email: acton@koa.com. Pool: May 1–Oct. 1. Max pull thru: 65 ft.
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Also on-site are all the amenities of home, including a laundry facility, showers, a ch
swimming pool, gaming room and a kids’ play area. Everyone enjoys the petting D
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zoo, hayrides and a destination farm just across the street from the campground.
Nearby, you can visit vineyards and a farmers’ market, along with the quaint 101
0 .5 mi Exit
communities of Pismo Beach and San Luis Obispo. Explore the natural wonders AVILA BEACH 195
0 .5 km
of Pismo State Beach and Pismo Dunes Natural Preserve. This is a nonsmoking
campground. Pool: Open all year. Max pull thru: 42 ft.
San Luis Obispo Bay To Beach
Pismo
This campground is just off Exit 195, Avila Beach Dr: Turn right onto Ontario
Road. This KOA is 5 miles north of Pismo Beach, 3 miles from Avila Beach and
5 miles south of San Luis Obispo. OPEN ALL YEAR
koa.com/camp/avila
INFO 805-595-7111
7075 Ontario Road
San Luis Obispo, CA 93405
3 Banning Stagecoach
Discover Banning Stagecoach KOA, a hidden treasure surrounded with
gorgeous panoramic views of the San Jacinto Mountains. The camp-
ground is nestled in the foothills before you incline to mile-high Idyllwild.
Choose a spacious shaded RV Site (satellite access, basic cable and free Wi-Fi), some
with a large grassy area and fire pit, or a fully furnished bungalow or trailer. Three fully
equipped clubhouses are great for group reservations and special occasions. Out-
door games include bocce ball, horseshoes and giant checkers. Or you can just relax
and take a dip in the pool. Fido will appreciate the enclosed dog park. The camp-
ground is near one of the largest prime outlet malls in the country. Some of the best
gaming in the desert is less than 10 minutes away. Located 22 miles west of Palm
Hargrave
Springs with convenient interstate access, this KOA is a perfect getaway spot for I-10
8th St
argrave St
To travelers, RV groups, family and friends. Pool: April 1–Dec. 1. Max pull thru: 65 ft.
Los Angeles
Ramsey St Jct I-10/Hargrave St Exit 101: (Please use Hargrave Exit; follow signs to Hwy 243.)
10 To Palm
Lincoln St Exit 101
Springs Heading south, take a R on Lincoln. Turn L on San Gorgonio Ave. KOA is on the R.
San Gorgonio Ave
OPEN ALL YEAR

koa.com/camp/banning-stagecoach
0 .5 mi
0 .5 km
243
1455 South San Gorgonio Avenue, Banning, CA 92220
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4 Barstow/Calico
California
A refreshing oasis in California’s Mojave Desert, Barstow/Calico KOA is
conveniently located midway between Los Angeles and Las Vegas.
Accommodations include 70-foot Pull-Thru RV Sites with dividing
hedges, full hookups, free cable and Wi-Fi, Deluxe Cabins and Tent Sites as well as
remodeled central restrooms/showers. This KOA focuses on family fun and travelers’
needs. Pets enjoy the space provided to run free (with owners’ supervision). Check
out the safari tents! Try out the banana bikes, archery range or Jump Pad. Relax at the
seasonal family pool or in the hammocks. KOA offers a free shuttle to Calico Ghost
Town, a former 1880s silver-mining town. You’ll have easy access to hiking trails and
off-roading at nearby Mule Canyon. Pool: April 15–Nov. 1. Max pull thru: 70 ft.
N’bnd: I-15 Exit 191 (Ghost Town Rd), left under freeway to service station, left 1/4 mi.
w
S’bnd: I-15 Exit 191 (R), then left at service station, 1/4 mi. E’bnd: I-40 Exit 7 (Daggett st To
n Rd
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Rd), left, 3.5 mi under I-15, left at service station, 1/4 mi. W’bnd: I-40 Exit 7, right, wy 8
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3.5 mi under I-15, left at service station, 1/4 mi. GPS: N34.902814, W116.892041 15
58 BARSTOW Exit
191
40 DAGGETT
OPEN ALL YEAR
247 Exit
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0 3 mi
35250 Outer Highway 15 North, Yermo, CA 92398
5 Benbow
Mountain views and some of the tallest redwood trees in the world wow
visitors to the Lost Coast of Northern California—and so will the ameni-
ties at this KOA, located on the East Branch South Fork Eel River. Settle
into a Deluxe Cabin, RV or seasonal Tent Site and savor the beauty of Benbow Valley.
Kids love the playground, sport court and splash park that accompany the pool and
Jacuzzi. Families enjoy the 9-hole golf course, putting green and FootGolf course.
Seasonal planned activities offered Memorial Day–Labor Day weekend. Gathering
spaces include the Village Hall for groups up to 140, and Friendship Hall for groups up
to 30 (full kitchens). Visit Benbow Historic Inn, a few steps away. A member of Historic
Hotels of America, the inn offers fine dining, a full lounge and summer entertainment
To Garberville & under the stars. Campers enjoy seasonal fishing and swimming in the Eel River, a des-
Humboldt Redwoods
State Park ignated National Wild and Scenic River. Pool: May 1–Oct. 31. Max pull thru: 55 ft.
Benbo w Da m R d
Traveling north Exit 636: Turn right onto Benbow Dr; follow to RV Park.
South Fork Traveling south Exit 636: Turn left onto Benbow Dr; follow to RV Park.
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koa.com/camp/benbow
0 .25 mi RESERVATIONS 800-562-7518 • INFO 707-923-2777
0 .25 km
7000 Benbow Drive, Garberville, CA 95542
6 Boulevard/Cleveland National Forest NEW Ribb onwood Rd

Crestwood Rd
Breathe in the clean air and tranquility of the high desert at this KOA, surrounded To San Diego Exit 61
by the scenic canyons and chaparral of Cleveland National Forest. With more
Chu Rd
than 160 acres, everything about this campground encourages you to relax, Golden 8
Acorn
rch
recharge and rejuvenate. Settle into a roomy shaded campsite tucked under Casino
Old
grand old oaks. Enjoy miles of nearby hiking and horseback trails or take a dip in H w To Yuma
the pool. Come evening, the desert sky puts on an unparalleled show, courtesy y 8
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panoramic views of the forest, mountain meadows and Anza-Borrego Desert
State Park. San Diego, with its acclaimed beaches and abundance of activities, is 94
just 65 miles west. Pool: March 1–Oct. 31. Max pull thru: 60 ft. Shasta Way
Take I-8 East/West to Exit 61 (Crestwood Rd) and turn R. Go to 2nd St (Church Rd)
and turn R (opposite of Golden Acorn Casino). Follow Church Rd to 94/Campo Rd
and turn L. Go to Shasta Way and turn R. Follow paved road to KOA on L. OPEN ALL YEAR
koa.com/camp/boulevard
INFO 619-766-4480
1331 Shasta Way
Boulevard, CA 91905
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7 Cloverdale/Healdsburg
California
Cricket concerts, bullfrog symphonies and the sounds of ducks and geese wel-
come you at this dark-sky campground tucked on a ridge overlooking the stunning
Alexander Valley wine appellation. Sites are nestled among 100-year-old oak trees,
eucalyptus and evergreens. Deluxe Cabins perched above the valley have sweeping
views. This award-winning KOA offers a hillside pool and spa, nature trail, fish-
ing pond, paddleboats and gymnastics playground. It’s a haven for bird-watchers,
grape-lovers, cyclists and stargazers. Watch for surprises and entertainment all
summer. Enjoy wine tasting at 50 premium wineries outside the entrance. Boat, fish,
water-ski, canoe or tube on Lake Sonoma or the Russian River. Healdsburg boasts
antiques, a casino, boutiques and four-star restaurants. Golden Gate Bridge and
128 ocean beaches are only 1.5 hours away. Come to create unforgettable campfire
101 memories. Pool: Open all year. Max pull thru: 75 ft. Your hosts: the Mendala family.
CLOVERDALE Crocker Rd
Exit US 101 Exit 520 Citrus Fair Dr/Central Cloverdale, east to Asti Rd, follow signs.
River Rd R u s
Citrus 520
Fair Dr In summer, use Asti Exit 517 off 101.
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(summer only) RESERVATIONS 800-562-4042 • INFO 707-894-3337
0 Exit 517
1166 Asti Ridge Road, Cloverdale, CA 95425
8 Coleville/Walker
Magnificent chiseled gray granite rises up behind Coleville/Walker KOA, situated
along the Three Flags Highway (395). This is the perfect base camp in the Eastern
Sierra for visiting Lake Tahoe, Yosemite National Park, Mono Lake, Reno, Virginia City
and Bodie. The big-rig friendly KOA offers RV Sites with KOA Patio, Pull-Thru RV Sites
and Back-In RV Sites. All are full hookup with electric, water, sewer, cable TV, free Wi-
Fi and a picnic table. You’ll find clean, private family-style restrooms with hot show-
ers, a laundry and a general store, as well as a restaurant serving breakfast (seasonal),
volleyball, pool (seasonal) and horseshoes. The area is known for fishing, hiking,
birding, horseback riding, biking and off-road riding. Several ghost towns and natural
hot springs invite exploring, and a casino is 10 minutes away. Pool: Memorial Wknd–
To I-80
Labor Day Wknd (or later). Max pull thru: 68 ft. Your hosts: Tim & Mary Fesko. Lake CARSON CITY 95
Tahoe 50
1 mile S of Coleville. From N: Go S on Hwy 395 past town of Coleville 1 mi. KOA is 89
right off hwy on R (west). From S: Go N on Hwy 395, past Bishop, Lee Vining, Bridge- Walker
395 Topaz Lake
port and Walker. KOA is 3 mi N of Walker on L (west). GPS: N38.551763, W119.5023 50
89 Lake
88 COLEVILLE
WALKER
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110437 US Highway 395, Coleville, CA 96107 0 20 km
9 Crescent City/Redwoods
Crescent City/Redwoods KOA is the best place to stay while exploring
the redwood forests and America’s Wild Rivers Coast. This KOA is close
to some great hiking trails in the Redwood National and State Parks as
well as many beautiful beaches and four major rivers. Area highlights include
the Trees of Mystery, Battery Point Lighthouse, Ocean World, Tour Thru Tree,
Fern Canyon and Oregon Caves. The campground’s tour center has all the info
you’ll need for exploring/day trips. This 17-acre park has 10 acres of redwood
forest surrounded by alder groves. The RV area has full-hookup, 30/50-amp
big-rig friendly sites with expanded cable and free Wi-Fi. One- and two-room
Cabins are scattered in/around the redwood forest, along with private/unique Tent
To Oregon
Sites. There are limited RV Sites in the redwood forest for RVs under 30 ft. Please call
Lake 101
Earl Smi the office for info on forest RV Sites. Wi-Fi is available for all forest campers in the
Pacific th R
Ocean . Rec Center (open 24 hours/day). Max pull thru: 80 ft. Your hosts: the Fallon family.
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101 To Eureka RESERVATIONS 800-562-5754 • INFO 707-464-5744

4241 Highway 101 North, Crescent City, CA 95531

California
10 Lake Isabella/Kern River
Outdoor enthusiasts will love this KOA. Ideally located in the Sierra Mountains, the
campground also backs up to the Kern River Preserve. Poised midway between South-
ern California and Yosemite or Death Valley, this KOA offers easy access to acclaimed
whitewater rafting and kayaking on the Kern River. Enjoy nearby lake access for boat-
ing, Jet Skiing, fishing, windsurfing or swimming. Off-road enthusiasts can access miles
of trails right across the road from the campground. Golfing, skiing or snowboarding
are a short drive away. Visit the Trail of 100 Giants, Silver City Ghost Town and Nuui
Cunni Native American Inter-Tribal Cultural Center. At KOA, you’ll find everything
from large, shady Pull-Thru RV Sites to Tent Sites, a family pool, splash zone play area,
Camping Kitchen, playground, game room, general store and pub. Ice cream socials,
KERNVILLE
crafts, games for all ages, pancake breakfasts and movie nights help make your stay
do Rd
great! Pool: May 1–Oct. 31. Max pull thru: 80 ft. Your hosts: the Cushman family.
lan
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11 miles east of the town of Lake Isabella on Hwy 178. 32 miles west on 178 from WOFFORD HEIGHTS
Hwy 14. GPS: N35.654805, W118.342632 155 Sierra
Way WELDON
Isabella Lake
OPEN ALL YEAR To
178 Indian Wells
koa.com/camp/lake-isabella & Hwy 14
RESERVATIONS 800-562-2085 • INFO 760-378-2001 To Bakersfield LAKE ISABELLA 0 2 mi
15627 Highway 178, Weldon, CA 93283 0 2 km
11 Los Angeles/Pomona/Fairplex
210 Imagine having all of Southern California at your doorstep—Disneyland,
Fruit St
Foo Hollywood, Knott’s Berry Farm, Universal Studios and more—with a
thill
Blvd serene, safe, country-style environment to return to. That’s the package
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Garey Ave
te Av
Arrow at this KOA, close to three major freeways and adjacent to the County Fairgrounds.
Hwy
La Verne Your hosts provide sightseeing tours of L.A. so you don’t have to drive! Then retreat
Whi
LA County Ave to this campground with lush landscaping, pine trees and a lovely San Gabriel
57 Fairgrounds Mountains backdrop. Enjoy Wi-Fi for your computing needs. The full gym and
Aveve
pool are open year-round, the mini market is fully stocked and a catering service is
Gro
0 1 mi
available. Check out the complimentary continental breakfast. RV storage is offered
nge
0 1 km Exit
45 on-site. Come visit and help the campground celebrate its 20th anniversary! Pool:
Ora
10 Open all year. Max pull thru: 70 ft. Your hosts: KOA management.
35 miles east of L.A., adjacent to I-10, 57 and 210. Exit White Ave from west or
Garey Ave from east. From 210 exit east/west off-ramp at Fruit St/White Ave
OPEN ALL YEAR south, 2 miles to KOA. Follow signs to fair.
koa.com/camp/los-angeles
INFO 909-593-8915
2200 North White Avenue
Pomona, CA 91768
12 Los Banos West/I-5

Just 1.5 miles off I-5, this KOA offers 30/50-amp Pull-Thru RV Sites
that are great for overnight stays. Relax by the pool or in the open
patio areas. The campground features a gift shop, antique store, club
rooms, volleyball, basketball and a playground kids will love. You’re just 5 miles
from the San Luis Reservoir State Recreation Area, known for windsurfing, boating,
fishing and swimming. If you’re in the mood for shopping, Gilroy Premium Outlets
is just 35 minutes away. Flamingos, octopuses, sea lions and more inhabit the
Monterey Bay Aquarium, an hour away. Or take a day trip (2+ hours away) to visit
Sequoia and Kings Canyon national parks in the southern Sierra Nevada. Diners
come from all over the area for a family-style feast at Wool Growers Restaurant in
Los Banos. Pool: May 1–Sept. 30. Max pull thru: 90 ft. Your hosts: the Frys. To Stockton
From I-5 N or S: Take 152 W Exit 403B, take first exit (Hwy 33), turn south under 33
freeway, then left at Gonzaga Rd. Go 1/4 mile to park entrance. GPS: Please use 5
Gustine as the city with zip code 95322. To Gilroy To Los Banos Exit
403
152 33
OPEN ALL YEAR Gonzaga Rd
To Bakersfield
koa.com/camp/los-banos
0 .5 mi
28485 Gonzaga Road, Santa Nella, CA 95322
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NEW
California 13 Lost Hills
To Kettleman City
After a long drive, travelers appreciate the convenience of this new
KOA. Thanks to easy and direct access off I-5 and more than 50 large,
5 level Pull-Thru RV Sites, you’re well on your way to relaxation. A new
To Paso Robles Exit To Wasco dog play area will delight your pets, a rec room offers a pool table and
Warren St
278
Paso Robles Hwy 46 other games, and a swimming pool provides the perfect respite after a day
of travel. And you can always count on clean restrooms and showers—recently
remodeled. There’s even a truck stop nearby where you can wash your rig, and
fast-food dining is within walking distance. Lost Hills sits at the crossroads of
I-5 and CA 46, so you’re well-positioned for exploring the myriad attractions
0 .25 mi of central California. Head west to the Paso Robles wine country and to coastal
0 .25 km To Bakersfield attractions like Pismo Beach, Morro Bay and Hearst Castle. Head east and you’ll
soon reach the magnificent trees of Sequoia National Park. Daily, weekly and
extended stays are available. Pool: Open all year. Max pull thru: 65 ft.
OPEN ALL YEAR Directions: Easy access off of I-5 from both directions: Take the Hwy 46 Exit.
koa.com/camp/lost-hills
INFO 661-797-2719
14831 Warren Street
Lost Hills, CA 93249
14 Manchester Beach/Mendocino Coast

All roads—and an access trail from the KOA—lead to the beautiful Pacific
Ocean here, for hours of beach walking and tide pooling along the
breathtaking Mendocino Coast. This area features the best of California
in one spectacular location: two local lighthouses, Anderson Valley wineries, the pic-
turesque village of Mendocino and magnificent redwoods. At camp, enjoy hayrides,
ice cream socials, family activities, wine tastings and holiday events. You’ll find bocce
courts, a disc golf course, large interactive dog park, community campfire area and
year-round hot tub. Groups/reunions enjoy the Camping Kitchen, recreation and
gathering hall and planned activities. Limited free Wi-Fi is available. Pool: April 15–
Oct. 15. Max pull thru: 65 ft. Your hosts: Theresa Cannon & a great staff.
Pacific Ocean To Fort Bragg
Hwy 1 at Manchester State Beach. 5 mi N of Point Arena; 38 mi S of Fort Bragg. Arena Rock
30 mi S of Mendocino. Do not take Mountain View Rd in Booneville. Stay on Marine
Natural Kinney Rd
Hwy 128 to Navarro River Bridge, turn left and go over bridge. This is Hwy 1 Preserve MANCHESTER
Point Arena ntai n View Rd
South. KOA is 25 mi S, then make a right turn onto Kinney Rd. Lighthouse Mo u
& Museum STORNETTA To Boonville
Point
OPEN ALL YEAR Arena-Stornetta FLUMEVILLE 0 2 mi
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44300 Kinney Road, Manchester, CA 95459
15 Moss Landing KOA Express

1 Moss Landing is a nature-lover’s paradise founded in the 1800s as a seaport and
Pacific
fishing village. Located in the heart of Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary,
To Gilroy it offers a little bit of something for everyone. Take a scenic nature tour through
Elkhorn Slough, one of California’s largest coastal wetlands, or catch a chartered
Sandholdt Rd whale-watching cruise out of the harbor. A vision of seaside Americana, Moss
Moss Landing is a place where you can catch fresh fish straight off the boat. The town’s
Landing 156 101 antique shops and art galleries provide a welcome escape from the hustle and
Rd CASTROVILLE bustle of city life. Come for a visit and see the best that Monterey Bay has to offer!
0 1 mi
From this KOA, it’s just a short walk to the beach. Many delightful restaurants
0 1 km
1 are also within a few minutes’ walk. A short 15-minute drive will take you to
To Monterey 183 To Salinas To Salinas Santa Cruz or Monterey.
Moss Landing KOA is located in the heart of Monterey County just off Highway 1
to the west, at the corner of Moss Landing Road and Sandholdt Road.
OPEN ALL YEAR
koa.com/camp/moss-landing
INFO 831-633-6800
7905 Sandholdt Road
Moss Landing, CA 95039
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California
16 Mount Shasta City
This scenic alpine campground and RV park rests at 3,500 feet near the
base of Mount Shasta. The cool summers of the Siskiyou Mountains
are ideal for hiking, fishing and backpacking. In the winter, enjoy skiing,
snowboarding and snowmobiling at Mount Shasta Ski Park. This KOA is open year-
round and offers Tent Sites and full-hookup RV Sites, Cabins and Deluxe Cabins.
Wi-Fi and cable TV are available at select sites. Enjoy the pool, bike rentals, basketball,
shuffleboard, horseshoes and table tennis in the lounge. Train buffs and children love
being on the train route, but light sleepers can request complimentary earplugs. Pool:
Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 75 ft. Your hosts: Bill & Fran.
N’bnd I-5: Take Central Mt. Shasta Exit 738, turn R at stop sign onto W Lake St. Go To Yreka
O ld
approx 0.3 mi to 2nd stoplight, turn L onto N Mt. Shasta Blvd. Go approx 1/2 mi to
Sta g
Exit
Hinckley, turn R. KOA on immediate L. S’bnd I-5: Take 1st Mt. Shasta Exit 740, follow 740
e Rd
M t.
Hinckley St
ramp onto N Mt. Shasta Blvd. Go approx 1 mi until you see KOA sign, 900 N Mt. Shasta
Sh
Lake St
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Exit a
Blvd. Turn L onto Hinckley. KOA on immediate L. GPS: N41.322264, W122.317500 738 MOUNT
Blvd
SHASTA
OPEN ALL YEAR 5

koa.com/camp/mount-shasta
0 2 mi
0 2 km
To Redding
900 North Mt. Shasta Boulevard, Mount Shasta City, CA 96067
17 Mt. Lassen/Shingletown
The natural landscape of this KOA reflects the beautiful geography of
the area. This shaded, peaceful campground is nestled among cedars,
oaks and pines at an elevation of 3,900 feet. Nearby Lassen Volcanic
National Park, McArthur-Burney Falls Memorial State Park and Lake Shasta offer
wonderful opportunities for sightseeing, hiking, stargazing and photography.
Spend the day fishing at Hat Creek or one of the local lakes. Back at camp,
enjoy a swim in the heated pool and play basketball, beach volleyball, horseshoes
or tetherball. Your dog will enjoy the large Kamp K9 with its obstacle course.
Deluxe Cabins have A/C and heat with full baths and kitchens. Every camper is
treated like family. Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 65 ft.
Your hosts: Jim, Diana & the amazing staff.
299 Lassen
Volcanic Take Hwy 44, Lassen Park Exit off I-5: Go east 34 mi to KOA Road. KOA located
National 89
REDDING
Exit 678 Park 14 mi west of the Lassen Park entrance. Do not take Hwy 36 from Red Bluff CA to
PALO VIOLA County Rd A6. These roads are not suitable for large RVs or towing vehicles.
CEDRO 44
SHINGLETOWN
5
April 1 — December 31
89
koa.com/camp/mt-lassen
0 10 km
7749 KOA Road, Shingletown, CA 96088
18 Needles
See that lush oasis in the desert? It’s no mirage, it’s the Needles KOA. At the edge
of the Mojave Desert, hand-laid rock walls grace this surprising spot bursting
with vibrant bougainvillea, eucalyptus, mesquite and palm trees. Historic Needles
is close to the casinos of Laughlin, Nevada, and the scenic ghost town of
Oatman, Arizona. There’s plenty of life at this KOA, where the clubhouse (with
a stone fireplace) is a popular gathering spot for potlucks, bingo, card games
and holiday parties. The campground store offers award-winning salsa and red-
chile marmalade. Stop by the gift shop for Route 66 items. Pool: Open all year.
Max pull thru: 80 ft. Your hosts: Bill & Carla Sandberg.
I-40 W’bnd: Exit W Broadway/River Rd; take a L at the off-ramp. Go 1/2 mi and veer d
kR To Laughlin
Ne
L at KOA sign onto Route 66. Campground is 3/4 mi on R. I-40 E’bnd: Exit River Rd Par 95
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les
Cutoff, go over the interstate, take first R at KOA sign; campground on the L. From
Hwy
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koa.com/camp/needles 0 1 mi
RESERVATIONS 800-562-3407 • INFO 760-326-4207 0 1 km To Kingman NEEDLES
5400 National Old Trails Road, Needles, CA 92363
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19 Oroville/Feather Falls Casino
California
If two of your passions are RVing and gaming, this award-winning KOA
will be your favorite place in Northern California (70 miles N of Sacra-
mento). The state-of-the-art campground offers wide full-hookup sites,
long Pull-Thru RV Sites and 50-amp service with cable TV and free Wi-Fi. The store
and gift shop, group meeting hall, laundry and rec room are located in two unique
roundhouse structures that reflect the Concow-Maidu heritage. Enjoy the pool and
spa. Stroll the wooded path to Feather Falls Casino for slots, video poker, single-deck
blackjack and poker. Dine at the buffet or the brewery restaurant. Try handcrafted
award-winning microbrews or have a cocktail in the Bow & Arrow or Golden Feather
Lounge. Visit Oroville Dam, Lake Oroville State Recreation Area and Feather Falls. It’s
To Chico To Chico a sure bet that you’ll love your stay! Pool: May 1–Nov. 1. Max pull thru: 65 ft.
99 THERMALITO OROVILLE 162 S’bnd: 99S to 149 to 70S, turn left onto Ophir Rd, go east 3 miles. N’bnd: 99N to
162 70N to Marysville, 25 miles turn right onto Ophir Rd, go east 3 miles. GPS: Please
Linc oln
Feather
Oroville Falls Blvd use 3 Alverda Dr, Oroville, CA 95966. N39.46517, W121.51822
Hwy
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162 th Ophir Rd
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OPEN ALL YEAR

Golden State
Thermalito koa.com/camp/oroville
Afterbay Palermo Rd 0 2 mi
To Yuba City
PALERMO RESERVATIONS 800-562-5079 • INFO 530-533-9020
0 2 km
1 Feather Falls Boulevard, Oroville, CA 95966
20 Palm Springs/Joshua Tree

Hollywood’s biggest names have long retreated to this desert oasis in
Southern California’s Coachella Valley. You’ll feel like a star yourself at
the campground, surrounded by desert landscaping and indulging in all
its amenities. Bask in the sun at the large pool and soak under star-filled skies in the
therapeutic waters of three hot tubs, all fed by natural springs. Play pickleball, rent a
bike or join in a robust schedule of activities (some seasonal) such as line dancing,
card games, yoga and geocaching. Snowbirds welcome! Conveniently located just
7 miles off I-10, you can be in downtown Palm Springs in 20 minutes, exploring the
shops. It’s less than an hour’s drive to the entrance of Joshua Tree National Park,
where the Mojave and Colorado deserts meet in a dramatic landscape filled with
hiking trails and vistas. From Dec. to April, guided hikes depart right from the camp-
62 NORTH Joshua Tree
ground on to local trails. Pool: Open all year. Your hosts: Roger & Joannie Stevens. Exit PALM
National
Park
117 SPRINGS
From I-10: Exit Palm Dr. Turn N and continue 3.1 mi to Dillon Rd. Turn E (right) and Dil 0 5 mi
lo nR
d 0 5 km
continue 3.9 mi to park entrance on right. GPS: N33.924806, W116.433342
PALM Thousand
SPRINGS 10 Palms
OPEN ALL YEAR Oasis
koa.com/camp/palm-springs Santa Rosa 111 Preserve
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70405 Dillon Road, Desert Hot Springs, CA 92241 Monument 74
21 Placerville
You’ll think you’ve struck gold when you discover Placerville KOA—and you have!
Located in the glorious Sierra foothills between Sacramento and South Lake Tahoe,
it’s a terrific launching pad for trips to California’s Gold Country, the American River
for rafting, Apple Hill, Old Town Sacramento and Red Hawk Casino. Visit the area’s
fine wineries or plentiful apple orchards with handmade crafts, pies and pastries.
Relax in KOA’s refreshing pool (in-season) and hot tub, or take the free on-call
shuttle to Red Hawk Casino for a delicious buffet. Sunday mornings in the summer,
this KOA serves a fabulous breakfast. Join in movie nights with free popcorn (most
Fridays/Saturdays). Enjoy the new arcade, giant tent with free Ping-Pong and foos-
ball and hand-dipped ice cream. Stop by to pamper the adorable miniature goats.
N Shingle Rd
To Placerville Check out the new large dog park for your four-legged buddies! Pool: May 1–
Ponderosa Rd
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22 Salinas/Monterey
California
Nobel Prize-winning author John Steinbeck captured the beauty of the Monterey
Coast and its beachside and inland communities in his landmark books. Visitors can
enjoy an easy 20-minute drive to Monterey. Visit Carmel and take the 17-mile drive
at Pebble Beach or spend the day at the Santa Cruz Boardwalk. This KOA is close to
local wineries, where wine tasting is the jewel of Monterey County. Stay in one of the
Deluxe Cabins with all the amenities and comfort of a hotel room (with a fireplace
and/or garden tub in two of the Deluxe Cabins). Sorry, no pets or smoking in Deluxe
Cabins. Or choose from 50-amp (by request only) Pull-Thru RV Sites and 30-amp
sites that accommodate rigs up to 40 feet. Pool: Open all year. Max pull thru: 40 ft.
North 101: Take Exit 336, Vierra Canyon Rd, make R at light onto Hwy 156. Proceed
th Rd
0 .25 mi
to next light, make a R onto Prunedale North Rd. Go to stop sign, turn R. KOA on L. To Gilroy
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dale North Rd. Go about 1 mi, KOA on R. South 101: Exit 337, turn R on San Miguel Cany
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RESERVATIONS 800-562-4063 • INFO 831-663-2886 To Salinas
8710 Prunedale North Road, Salinas, CA 93907
23 San Diego Metro

Welcome to sunny San Diego! Escape with your family to this multi-
award-winning KOA. You’ll love the beautifully landscaped grounds,
paved roads, Deluxe Cabins, Cabins, eco tents, Tent Sites and more
than 160 full-hookup RV Sites with free cable TV and Wi-Fi. This campground is a
destination unto itself, and it’s only 20 minutes from the San Diego Zoo, SeaWorld,
beaches, Old Town San Diego and Tijuana, Mexico. Enjoy the new resort pool,
Jumping Pillows and the Surf Shack Shootout game all year. Summer and event
weekend activities include a rock climbing wall, laser tag, rocket launches, outdoor
movies and more! The Sandcastle Café is open for breakfast, snacks and dinner,
PAST KOA CAMPGROUND OF THE YEAR with craft beer and wine daily in the summer and on weekends throughout the year.
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111 North 2nd Avenue, Chula Vista, CA 91910
24 San Francisco North/Petaluma

This beautiful campground is rated one of the top RV campgrounds in California.
Choose from RV Sites, Tent Sites, Cabins and tiny house lodging for the best in
family, group and RV vacations. Explore San Francisco, then relax in the country
at KOA, just 34 freeway miles north of the Golden Gate Bridge—and minutes from
local wineries and breweries. The new SMART train station to San Francisco is close
by. The campground is on the doorstep of Napa and Sonoma County wineries,
giant redwoods, beaches, Six Flags Discovery Kingdom, Sonoma State University
and Sonoma Raceway. Tour Lagunitas Brewing Company and artisan cheese farms,
play on world-class golf courses, shop at the Premium Outlets mall and visit the
historic Theater District. For gaming fun, the Graton Resort & Casino is minutes PAST KOA CAMPGROUND OF THE YEAR
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and spa, mega playground, karaoke, hayrides and live weekend entertainment.
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25 Santa Cruz/Monterey Bay
California
This KOA is the perfect sunny base camp for exploring all that the
California coast has to offer. The location, accommodations, activities
and local/area attractions, along with 300 days of sunshine, provide a
fabulous vacation or weekend getaway for every budget and lifestyle. Try the
furnished Deluxe Cabins or Camping Cabins. Experience the nostalgia of an
Airstream travel trailer or park your RV at a pull-thru RV Site with KOA Patio (free
cable and Wi-Fi). Pitching a tent? Convenient Tent Sites offer picnic tables and fire
rings. Make a splash in the new pool, catch a ride on the KOA Express Fun Train and
jump for joy on the Jumping Pillow. Kids enjoy the spectacular playground, climb-
ing the palm trees, playing basketball, renting banana bikes or just hanging out in
To Santa Cruz Fr
Exit
432 the game room. There’s even a safe place for Fido to play at Kamp K9. Take a walk
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to Manresa State Beach or a day trip to Monterey Bay Aquarium, Fisherman’s Wharf,
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152 S of Santa Cruz: Take Hwy 1 to San Andreas Rd Exit; go W 3.5 mi on San Andreas Rd.
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26 Santa Cruz North/Costanoa To San Francisco

Santa Cruz North/Costanoa KOA is an eco-adventure campground designed to
encourage exploration of the protected California coastline. This KOA invites
Ca
guests to retreat from the chaos of everyday life through nature-related activities
Rd
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such as hiking, mountain biking, art exhibits, educational lectures, kayaking and
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full-service lodge, Cabins and limited Wi-Fi. Stop by the full-service Cascade 0 .25 km 1 eh
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Restaurant or the Pine Tent (seasonal outdoor barbecue). The distinctive Pigeon
Point Lighthouse, 3 miles north, has watched over the sheer cliffs and rocky
shore since 1872. Max pull thru: 45 ft.
Pacific
Ocean To Santa Cruz
25 mi S of Half Moon Bay & 1 hour S of San Francisco on Hwy 1. KOA’s entrance is
Rossi Rd. Entrance is 3 mi S of Pigeon Point Lighthouse. From Santa Cruz: Go about
25 mi N to Rossi Rd. Look for Rossi Rd on R, just N of Año Nuevo State Park signs.
OPEN ALL YEAR
koa.com/camp/santa-cruz-north
INFO 650-879-1100 (option 2)
2001 Rossi Road at Hwy 1
Pescadero, CA 94060
27 Santa Margarita
Unplug, unwind and leave the city lights behind at “the best-kept secret on California’s
Central Coast.” This rustic KOA offers a variety of camping for every taste and budget.
Sites are terraced into the hills on 70 acres (difficult for bicycles/wheelchairs). Expect
dusty roads and sites, uneven terrain, insects, wildlife and steep stairs to restrooms.
Enjoy the pool, large deck, Jumping Pillow and Wi-Fi. Boat, fish, kayak, hike, bike, ride
a horse and zip-line nearby. Take day trips to Hearst Castle, elephant seals, Morro Bay,
Oceano Dunes, a waterslide and wineries. Dark, cool nights are great for campfires,
s’mores and stargazing. Quiet hours are strictly enforced. Check-in before dark is
recommended. From Memorial Day to Labor Day: Enjoy the Saturday crafts, water-
balloon volleyball, foam party, hayrides, outdoor movies, holiday breakfast and bingo.
Exit 58 Pool: May 1–Sept. 30. Max pull thru: 40 ft. Your hosts: Rex & Karen Jacobsma.
211 SANTA
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La s Pi Santa
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Margarita Hwy 58E. Estrada becomes W Pozo Rd. Go 8 mi. Follow signs to Lake. Left on Santa
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Margarita Lake Rd. Avoid Hwy 58W from Hwy 5. GPS: N35.321711, W120.499466
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0 3 mi
koa.com/camp/santa-margarita
227 0 3 km RESERVATIONS 800-562-5619 • INFO 805-438-5618
4765 Santa Margarita Lake Road, Santa Margarita, CA 93453

28 Temecula/Vail Lake NEW
California
Escape to nature with wide-open spaces to explore at this expansive new KOA
that sprawls across 385 acres in the foothills of Southern California’s coastal
mountains. Explore 200 acres of hiking and world-class mountain biking trails.
You’ll find pickleball courts, disc golf, mini golf, newly refinished basketball courts,
horseshoe pits and three sparkling pools—a large leisure pool, a kiddie pool and
a 25-meter lap pool. The summer recreation staff offers organized activities for
families, and the campground’s Vail Lake Village provides meals and entertainment
with a seasonal café and bar. With 467 campsites, options include RV Sites, Deluxe
Cabins and new eco tents (fall 2019). This KOA is a favorite spot for family reunions.
Wineries offer tastings in the surrounding Temecula wine country (15 minutes away).
Pools: Open all year. Max pull thru: 70 ft. Your hosts: Ian Mole and the Bell family. To Hemet
From I-15/I-15 N: Take Exit 58 for CA 79/Temecula Pkwy toward Indio. Turn east 79
onto CA 79 S/Temecula Pkwy; continue for 8.9 miles. Turn left onto Vail Oak Rd. To Los Angeles
GPS: N33.4707, W116.9910 Vail
Lake
15 TEMECULA
Exit
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OPEN ALL YEAR 58 Oak
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0 2 mi
RESERVATIONS 800-562-1873 • INFO 951-303-0173 To San Diego
0 2 km
To
Indio
38000 Highway 79 South, Temecula, CA 92592
29 Trinity Lake
Camping is spectacular on this KOA’s 90 forested acres. Located in
the Trinity Alps at the north end of Trinity Lake, it’s the perfect place
to get back to nature. Enjoy all that the mountains, lake and local area
have to offer. Fishing is fantastic, and all levels of hiking trails are abundant.
On-site amenities include a heated pool, playgrounds, an open pavilion, a
walk-up-window restaurant, mini golf, a dog park, kayak rentals and boat slips.
Choose from wooded Tent Sites, RV Sites with full hookups and Deluxe Cabins.
Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 70 ft.
From I-5 S: Take Hwy 3 Exit in Yreka, turn S on Hwy 3, 70 mi to Trinity Center.
Caution: CA DOT restricts vehicles over 30 ft (including tow) from Etna to Trinity
Center due to grade changes over 6% and “S” curves. Vehicles over 30 ft should go
TRINITY CENTER
Trinity to Redding: Turn W on 299W, drive 40 mi W to Weaverville, then Hwy 3 N 30 mi to
3 Lake 5 Trinity Center. From I-5 N: Take Hwy 299W Exit to Redding, turn W on 299W, drive
Shasta
40 mi W to Weaverville, then Hwy 3 N 30 mi to Trinity Center.
Lake This business operates under a special permit on land under the jurisdiction of the National Forest Service.
299 WEAVERVILLE May 11 — October 1
DOUGLAS
CITY 299 299 koa.com/camp/trinity-lake
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0 10 km 44 60260 State Highway 3, Trinity Center, CA 96091
30 Ventura Ranch
Delight in the incredible Southern California landscape with majestic
oaks and giant sycamore trees shading RV, Deluxe Cabin, safari tent,
tent and teepee sites on 76 beautiful acres. This KOA is located in the
foothills of Los Padres National Forest, 16 miles east of Ventura beaches. Enjoy the
clear cascading stream at the campground’s base. Check available times for the
outdoor movies, tie-dye T-shirts, gem mining, playground, 25-foot climbing wall,
Jumping Pillow and Bigfoot Night Adventure hikes. The pool has an adjacent cor-
porate event area designed for birthdays, weddings and family reunions. Visit Santa
Paula museums and restaurants. Take a drive to the artist community of Ojai or Air
Force One at the Reagan Library. Fishing, boating, whale watching and golfing are
OJAI Pine Grove Rd
minutes away. Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 75 ft. 150
Mupu Rd
From 101 freeway: Head east on 126 freeway. From I-5: Head west on 126 freeway.
Take 10th St/Hwy 150 exit. Go 5 miles toward Ojai. Take first right past Steckel Park 150 To I-5
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California 31 Visalia/Sequoia National Park
Gateway to Sequoia and Kings Canyon national parks and located
halfway between Los Angeles and San Francisco, Visalia is one of the
oldest cities in California. Rich in small-town charm, it offers access
to big things. You’re less than an hour from Sequoia and Kings Canyon
national parks. Sequoia has the highest mountain (Mt. Whitney) in the contiguous
United States. The area is a paradise for hikers, wildlife-lovers and bird-watchers.
This KOA features grassy, shaded Pull-Thru RV Sites, free Wi-Fi, Camping Cabins,
Deluxe Cabins, a heated swimming pool, K9 dog park, volleyball, basketball,
horseshoes, a game room and a kids’ playground. There is a hall for groups and
family reunions. Pool: May 1–Oct. 1. Max pull thru: 70 ft.
To Dr Riggin Ave
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198 koa.com/camp/visalia
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102 To Visalia RESERVATIONS 800-562-0540 • INFO 559-651-0544
To Bakersfield
7480 Avenue 308, Visalia, CA 93291
32 Willits
Nestled among rolling hills and redwoods just off Highway 20, Willits
KOA offers a relaxing, yet exciting vacation spot for your entire family.
Whether you just kick back in one of the prestige sites with a private
hot tub or take advantage of the campground’s activities, everyone is sure to have
fun. Enjoy the Old West theme as well as disc golf, an RC track, mini golf, a petting
zoo, a fishing pond, Kamp K9, multiple arcades, a pavilion and a meeting center.
Kids enjoy karaoke, dance games, ice cream socials and movies on the big screen.
Check out the pool, spray park, wading pool and hot tub (seasonal). Explore
downtown Willits, visit Seabiscuit’s ranch, head to the beautiful Mendocino Coast
or ride the famous Skunk Train (runs to Northspur). Themed weekends include:
Crabfest, Easter Weekend, Luau Weekend, Father’s Day Fishing Tournament, To Leggett
Old Western Days and Halloween (with a haunted castle!). Pool: Memorial Wknd–
Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 70 ft.
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1600 Highway 20, Willits, CA 95490
33 Yosemite West/Groveland NEW

Stanislaus National Forest
The pine-covered mountains of the surrounding Stanislaus National Forest are just
GROVELAND Yosemite a preview of the natural beauty you’ll experience when you set up camp at this new
National KOA, just 12 miles from the west gate of Yosemite National Park. It is the perfect
120 Park
120 base camp for your Yosemite adventure; stay for a day or a week or more! You can
MOCCASIN Yosemite National Park kick back and enjoy the views from large, shady RV Sites and a variety of Cabins with
Big Oak Flat Entrance heat and air-conditioning. All sites have 30/50-amp service, water, sewer and satel-
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Pedro lite TV. At Yosemite’s nearby Big Oak Flat entrance, Tioga Road climbs into a world
Reservoir COULTERVILLE 0 5 mi of alpine splendor with snowy granite peaks, crystalline lakes, rivers and waterfalls,
132 0 5 km and the wildflowers of Tuolumne Meadows. Visitor centers provide maps and info
for a lifetime’s worth of hikes and scenic attractions. West of the campground,
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Groveland offers dining and services. Pool: April 1–Nov. 1. Max pull thru: 70 ft.
From SF: Go E on Rt 580 to Hwy 120 in Manteca. Stay on Hwy 120 to Groveland;
continue 11 mi E to KOA. From S: Go N on Hwy 99 to Merced. Take J59 NE to Hwy
OPEN ALL YEAR 132 near La Grange. Take Rt 132 E to Hwy 120; turn R. Go 4 mi on E Hwy 120 to KOA.
koa.com/camp/yosemite-groveland
INFO 800-706-3009
7589 State Highway 120
Groveland, CA 95321

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Colorado 1 Alamosa
Nestled between the breathtaking San Juan Mountains and Sangre
de Cristo Mountains at 7,550 feet, the San Luis Valley is your gateway
to adventure. This KOA is near the golden ridges of the Great Sand
Dunes National Park and Preserve, where you can hike dunes up to 750 feet tall.
It’s also at the base of Colorado’s fourth tallest mountain, 14,345-foot Blanca
Peak. The campground is just minutes from the Rio Grande Scenic Railroad and
the championship Cattails Golf Course. You’ll also find museums, hot-spring
pools, family fun at the alligator farm, spectacular trails and wildlife. Or check
out the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad in nearby Antonito. Then come back
to the campground to enjoy the various amenities and activities offered at this
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2 Buena Vista
The view from your campsite at this KOA is buena indeed—a panorama
of five 14,000-foot-plus peaks frames this mountain valley. Tucked
among rocks and shaded by piñon pines, the campground is a few miles
southeast of the small resort town of Buena Vista and a mile from the Arkansas
River. Hike or bike on public land adjacent on three sides of the KOA. Your hosts can
arrange for a wide variety of other pursuits—such as rafting, fishing, ATVing, jeeping
and soaking in hot springs—or direct you to hiking trails, ghost towns and rock-
hounding sites. At KOA, play sand volleyball, basketball and horseshoes. Breakfast is
served summer mornings in the Cook Shack. Enjoy this quiet and tranquil setting.
Groups are welcome. Email: buenavista@koa.com. Campground is open the first
Friday in April to the last Sunday in Oct., weather permitting. Max pull thru: 105 ft.
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27700 County Road 303, Buena Vista, CO 81211
3 Carbondale/Crystal River
Colorado’s Rocky Mountain majesty surrounds campers in this lovely
spot, spread along the banks of the Crystal River and at the foot of
12,965-foot Mount Sopris. Formerly known as BRB Crystal River Resort,
it’s now a KOA. Many sites are right along the half mile of riverfront, including roomy
RV Sites and fully equipped Cabins with kitchens, baths, linens and heat for those cozy
winter nights after skiing. The riverfront pavilion is available to large Cabin groups. The
clubhouse offers billiards, games, a movie/book library and a TV/Wi-Fi lounge. This
KOA lies between the resort areas of Aspen and Glenwood Springs. Enjoy a bike ride
or walk directly from the campground on the Crystal Valley Trail, connecting to the
Rio Grande Trail. Hiking, hunting, whitewater rafting, horseback riding, jeep tours, golf
To Grand Junction
70 To Denver and fly-fishing are favorite activities. Cabins open all year. RV/tent camping open
Exit 116
GLENWOOD May 1–Oct. 31. Pool: June 1–Sept. 10. Max pull thru: 85 ft.
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From I-70, exit at Glenwood Springs. Travel Hwy 82 toward Aspen, 12 miles.
CARBONDALE Turn right on Hwy 133 at Carbondale. Travel 6.5 miles, turn left into campground.
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4 Colorado Springs
Imagine waking up to the beautiful view of Pikes Peak (14,115 feet above
sea level), the most visited mountain in North America. Visit Garden of
the Gods, Cave of the Winds (try the Bat-a-Pult ride!) and other area at-
tractions. Stay in a fully equipped Cabin, pitch a tent or pull into an RV Site (including
extra-large sites). If you are planning a rally or family reunion, this KOA has a hall for
those scrumptious potlucks, or have them catered by the staff. During the summer,
take a dip in the heated pool or relax in the hot tub. Children of all ages enjoy the
new splash pad! Don’t feel like cooking? Try pancakes for breakfast and homemade
pizza or hamburgers for dinner. Pets have a great time being with their families,
running in the dog park or trying out the agility park. There are three horse corrals
To Downtown
for your larger pets. With so many things to do at KOA and in the area, you’ll want Colorado Springs
to stay as long as you can! KOA’s staff looks forward to seeing you. Pool: Memorial Magrath
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5 Cortez/Mesa Verde
The towering flat-topped ridge of Mesa Verde National Park rises
less than 15 minutes away from this KOA near the four corners
where Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona and Utah meet. After visiting
the 700-year-old cliff dwellings in the park’s canyon walls, return to your own
high desert oasis. Swim in the heated pool or round up a game of basketball or
horseshoes. Enjoy the 1-mile walking trail around Denny Lake (with fishing along
the trail) and the 3-acre enclosed dog park. Stock up on supplies and souvenirs
in the grocery store and gift shop. Take a day trip to Utah’s Monument Valley,
the setting for several of John Wayne’s most famous Westerns. In addition to
Mesa Verde, Native American life is chronicled at Hovenweep National Monu-
To Moab ment and the Anasazi Heritage Center. Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd.
145 Max pull thru: 80 ft.
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491 Mesa Verde Visitor
160 & Research Center
April 15 — October 15
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National RESERVATIONS 800-562-3901 • INFO 970-565-9301
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27432 East Highway 160, Cortez, CO 81321
6 Cotopaxi/Arkansas River
A stay at this KOA puts you on one of the most popular stretches of the Arkansas
River for fly-fishing, kayaking and whitewater rafting. From mid-April through
mid-May, an amazing caddis hatch produces incredible dry-fly action. Local
whitewater rafting guides can put you on a raft through tame stretches of
water near KOA or take you for a wild ride through Royal Gorge, 23 miles east.
Swimming, hayrides, hiking and mini golf keep kids smiling. Everyone will love
the art shed and craft classes. Enjoy the RV Sites with KOA Patio and the Tent Sites
with their own concrete patios, patio furniture and fire rings overlooking the
Arkansas River! Or stay in the Loma Linda Motel (duplexes with private baths,
some with kitchenettes). You’re near Royal Gorge, the Royal Gorge Route
Railroad, the new Royal Gorge Dinosaur Experience, the historic town of Salida, To Cañon City
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21435 US Highway 50, Cotopaxi, CO 81223
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To
I-80 You’re in the heart of the real West with a stay at Craig KOA in northwest
Colorado. The campground tucks among the trees in the high desert
To Dinosaur 13 of the Yampa Valley. It is situated between Rocky Mountain National
National
Monument To Steamboat Park and Dinosaur National Monument on the best scenic route from Denver to
Springs Yellowstone National Park. Two historic byways lead to area treasures, from ancient
40 CRAIG 40 petroglyphs to rivers renowned for fishing, tubing and rafting. Within an hour of
your campsite, you’ll find wild horses, deer, antelope and elk. You can ride for miles
R.
Yampa on ATV trails and hike or bike on five mountains. Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day
To 13 0 2 mi Wknd. Max pull thru: 85 ft. Your hosts: Chad and Kristi Hodnefield.
I-70
0 2 km From the E: 45 min from Steamboat Springs and 15 min from Hayden on L side of rd
on US Hwy 40. From the W: 2 hrs from Dinosaur National Monument on US Hwy 40.
Drive through town on US Hwy 40 going E toward Steamboat Springs. KOA is 1 mile
past fairgrounds on R. From the N: 1 hr from Baggs, WY, on CO 13. Turn E on US Hwy
OPEN ALL YEAR 40. From the S: Go E on US Hwy 40 for 3 miles. GPS: N40.510204, W107.513846
koa.com/camp/craig
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2800 East US Highway 40
Craig, CO 81625
8 Cripple Creek
Perched in an alpine meadow at an elevation of about 10,000 feet, America’s
highest KOA is just 5 miles from Colorado’s most fabled gold-mining camp.
More than a half billion dollars’ worth of gold was blasted and dug from the
slopes of Pikes Peak. Weathered mine buildings and vast piles of rock tailings
still dot the landscape. After a long slumber as a near ghost town, Cripple Creek
has been transformed into a modern boomtown with casinos. Stroll the historic
district and tour two museums. Biking, hiking and horseback trails fan out in
all directions. Hike up Trachyte Knob. You’re less than an hour’s drive from
Colorado Springs, the Pikes Peak Cog Railway and Royal Gorge. Then head
back to camp and slumber under a starry sky. Max pull thru: 62 ft. Your hosts:
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Terri and Deric Gunter. WOODLAND PARK
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From the north: Take US 24 to CO 67. Go south on CO 67 for 12 miles to CR 81, turn 24 DIVIDE
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CR 81. Turn right, KOA is on the left, 1/2 mile. GPS: N38.774495, W105.117616 24
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2576 County Road 81, Cripple Creek, CO 80813
9 Denver East/Strasburg
Welcome to the gateway to Denver and the Rocky Mountains. This KOA
on the eastern plains has long, level Pull-Thru RV Sites for big rigs or the
family trailer, Deluxe Cabins, Camping Cabins and Tent Sites with electric.
Relax in the heated pool (seasonal). Enjoy the pavilion, game room, basketball, horse-
shoes and bike rentals. Cable TV and Wi-Fi are free. This KOA gives you easy access
to regional activities. Visit Elitch Gardens theme and water park or Water World.
Tour the Denver Museum of Nature & Science, Wings Over the Rockies Air & Space
Museum, Colorado History Museum and Coors Brewery. KOA’s office hours are
reduced in the winter. Treat yourself to pizza, a weekend pancake breakfast, ice
cream in the parlor or java in the Koffee Shop. Stop by the new barbecue restaurant
(open Wed.–Sun., 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.). Let your dog run in the pet park. Staff is fully
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trained in CPR and AED. Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru:
72 ft. Your hosts: Scott, Marina, Isabella & Angelina Jacobson.
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1312 Monroe Street, Strasburg, CO 80136
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10 Denver West/Central City
Located a mile above legendary Central City, this KOA provides
sweeping views of the town and surrounding Rocky Mountains. Pitch
a tent among trees, pull your RV into a big-rig friendly, 50-amp site or
stay in a Deluxe Cabin. Soak in one of the hot tubs, watch TV or play
games at the clubhouse and shop at the grocery/gift shop. The campground
also offers free Wi-Fi. Hunt Brothers Pizza is served seasonally. In the area, you can
pan for gold or take a thrilling whitewater rafting trip. Visit Central City and Black
Hawk casinos. Denver’s attractions are just 35 miles away. Limited campground
services Oct. 9 to April 27. Max pull thru: 80 ft. Your hosts: the Spencer family.
From Denver: I-70 W to Exit 243 (Hidden Valley/Central City). At end of exit ramp,
turn R and merge onto Central City Pkwy, go 7 mi. Follow yellow KOA signs. Exit R
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and turn L onto CR 6/Lake Gulch Rd, KOA on the R. East on I-70: Past Idaho Springs,
take Exit 243. Turn L, go 7 mi N on Central City Pkwy. Follow yellow KOA signs ... (as CENTRAL CITY Lawr e n c e St
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above). GPS: Don’t let GPS take you on dirt roads. N39.791605, W105.510759
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11 Durango
Just a 7-mile drive from this mountain sports town and the depot for
the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad, the Durango KOA
provides a panoramic view of the jagged San Juan Mountains. At an
elevation of 7,000 feet, this piñon-shaded campground makes for comfortably
cool summer nights. In season, wake up to buttermilk pancakes served at the
Kaboose Kafe. In the evening, fresh-made pizza can be delivered to your site.
The dessert bar has sundaes, root beer floats and fresh baked pies. Enjoy nightly
movies, weekly duck races, mini golf, a heated pool and kids’ activities. Lodging
includes basic Camping Cabins to the all-out comfort of Deluxe Cabins. Several
outfitters guide kayak/whitewater raft outings on the Animas River. Make Durango
550 KOA your base camp for Mesa Verde National Park (only an hour’s drive away) and
DURANGO
many other Durango adventures. Pool: May 24–Sept. 16. Max pull thru: 100 ft.
160
To Mesa Verde 7 miles east of Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge RR on Hwy 160 at MM 91.
National Park
To Chimney Rock GPS: N37.227355, W107.803542
National Monument
160 April 26 — October 15
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0 2 km 550 RESERVATIONS 800-562-0793 • INFO 970-247-0783
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30090 US Highway 160, Durango, CO 81303
12 Durango North/Riverside NEW

The wonders of southwestern Colorado come alive at this new KOA, where the An-
imas River flows right past the campground, framed by towering ponderosa pines
and the majestic Rocky Mountains. Campers enjoy direct access to the river, along
with a pool, bike rentals, kids’ activities and more. Refuel with made-to-order pizza
from the campground café, stop by the ice cream parlor or sample homemade
fudge at the gift store. Come nightfall, gather on the parlor deck for movies under
the stars. Durango’s historic steam train chugs right past the campground on the
Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad on its scenic daily run through forests
and canyons. You can also explore the area’s natural beauty with jeep tours and
rentals, whitewater rafting trips, horseback rides and hiking trails. Durango’s historic
downtown is filled with shopping, dining, outfitters and attractions. Pool: Memorial
Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 65 ft. Your hosts: the Bailey family.
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National 550
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BAYFIELD
13391 County Road 250, Durango, CO 81301 172
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13 Estes Park
A campground suited for small RVs and tents, Estes Park KOA also
features Deluxe Cabins and Camping Cabins. The Camping Cabins
and Deluxe Cabins can be rented with or without linens—call for details. In peak
season, enjoy daily pancake breakfasts, chapel services, ice cream socials and
train rides. Free Wi-Fi and cable TV! The camp store is stocked with supplies and
souvenirs for your convenience. During peak summer months, free shuttle stops
at the campground will transport your family to the Estes Park Visitor Center and
the national park’s trailheads. You’ll find a horseback-riding stable and a 4x4 rental
shop right next door to this KOA. Across the street, Estes Park Mountain Shop
lch Rd
rents bicycles and fishing gear, with private guides available. Lake Estes Marina
Big Thomps rents pontoon boats, paddleboats and canoes. The glorious Rocky Mountains are
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14 Fort Collins/Lakeside
Welcome to the KOA closest to Fort Collins. You’ll find plenty of ameni-
ties here to please the entire family. Enjoy the 9-acre catch-and-release
fishing lake, large playground, mini-golf course, bumper boats, Jump Pad, fitness trail,
swimming pool, pickleball court and more (seasonal). Nearby, explore the Old Town
district and microbreweries. Walk the Colorado State University campus or hike/raft
in the Poudre Canyon. Take a day trip to Denver, Boulder, Estes Park or Rocky
Mountain National Park. This KOA offers large, well-appointed sites with full hookups,
50-amp service, cable and Wi-Fi. One- and two-room Cabins and Deluxe Cabins
have gorgeous lake views. Conference rooms and a pavilion are available for family
reunions/groups. Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 75 ft. BUS
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From I-25: Take Exit 269B (Hwy 14 West). Go west 5 miles to Hwy 287 North
via Riverside Ave. Take 287 North 4 miles to County Road 54G (toward town of
College Ave
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Laporte). Turn left at Taft Hill Rd (CR 19). KOA is 0.6 mile on left. 25
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1910 Lakeside Resort Lane, Fort Collins, CO 80524
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15 Fort Collins North/Wellington
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Exit College town Fort Collins and cowpoke town Cheyenne, Wyoming, are
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287 WELLINGTON ground along I-25 near the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains (fantastic views!).
Browse shops, galleries, breweries and restaurants in Fort Collins’ Old Town and tour
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1 the Budweiser plant. Cheyenne hosts Frontier Days every year in late July; visit the
0 4 mi Frontier Days Old West Museum and Store all year. Boat and picnic at Horsetooth
25 0 4 km Reservoir, hidden behind the bluffs overlooking Fort Collins. Hike, fish and raft in
the Poudre Canyon or golf nearby. Relax in the rec room with cable TV or a book.
Play horseshoes, basketball or volleyball. Rent bikes, swim in the pool and enjoy the
FORT COLLINS
14 unique, antique playground. Take pictures with kids/grandkids for lifelong memories.
287 Cook outdoors at the Camping Kitchen or gather a group at the pavilion. This KOA
also offers a dog park. Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 75 ft.
OPEN ALL YEAR Off I-25 at Exit 281 on the east side, Owl Canyon Road.
koa.com/camp/fort-collins-north
INFO 970-568-7486
4821 E County Road 70, PO Box 130
Wellington, CO 80549
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16 Glenwood Springs West/Colorado River
The campground is expanding and improving again this year! Enjoy a
new splash water park, more RV Sites with KOA Patio, shade pavilions
and more. It’s just 17 miles west of Glenwood Springs on the Colorado
River in the Rocky Mountains, providing an ever-flowing source of entertainment.
Stroll along the banks and watch for bald eagles and other birds that nest on the
campground’s own island. Cast a line for trout—or cast yourself in an inner tube to
float down the creek. New amenities include a large clubhouse, swimming pool and
hot tub. With easy access to I-70, this KOA makes a great base for exploring western
Colorado and the surrounding mountains through scenic drives, hikes and jeep
tours. Soak in the soothing waters at Glenwood Springs or take an hour-long drive to
Aspen, a silver mining boomtown with century-old buildings now occupied by res- 0 .25 mi
taurants, shops and outdoor outfitters. Pool: June 7–Sept. 7. Max pull thru: 120 ft.
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17 Grand Junction
This western Colorado KOA is centrally located within the Grand
Valley. It is an ideal base camp for exploring local town attractions and
spending time outdoors: Check out the unusual rock formations and
hiking trails at the Colorado National Monument. Just around the corner, enjoy
the scenic explorations of the Grand Mesa National Forest, Black Canyon of the
Gunnison or the Uncompahgre National Forest. Additional outdoor activities in
the area include fishing, ATVing, desert hiking and mountain or roadside biking.
Be sure to stop by some of the wineries and fruit stands for a taste of western
Colorado. Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 80 ft.
Exit I-70 E’bnd Exit 26: Right on Hwy 50, follow road signs to Montrose to stay on
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Exit US 50, about 9 miles to KOA. I-70 W’bnd Exit 37: 1 mile turn left on Hwy 141
70 37
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50 North Ave fairgrounds and come back. GPS: N39.034728, W108.529683
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18 Gunnison
“Come and watch the grass grow” is the slogan at the Gunnison
KOA. Mom, Dad, children and dogs will enjoy camping on the 100%
grass-covered sites. Unique to the West, this KOA has an abundance
of water to provide green grass for camping. Take off your shoes and enjoy the
blades between your toes. Blue Mesa Reservoir, the largest body of water in
Colorado, is so close you can feel the fishing and water recreation from 8 miles
away. Children and adults will enjoy the weekend petting zoo. Fish, bike, hike,
raft and shop within minutes of this quiet campground. The campground has
a stocked trout pond, and you can catch-and-keep for a fee. The wildflowers
in nearby Crested Butte are spectacular! This is a unique camping experience.
Main St
Max pull thru: 100 ft. Your hosts: Dave and Susie Taylor. To Crested
Butte
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CR 38 after airplane hangars, south to campground. GPS: N38.529312, W106.946559 GUNNISON Springs
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105 County Road 50, Gunnison, CO 81230
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Colorado 19 La Junta
This High Plains campground is an oasis for the weary traveler, featuring
new Deluxe Cabins, Premium Tent Sites, high-speed Wi-Fi and a friendly
staff. Nearby on the Santa Fe Trail, stop by Bent’s Old Fort National His-
toric Site, where costumed interpreters bring the history of the adobe-walled trading
post to life. The Koshare Indian Museum houses an impressive collection of Native
American art/artifacts, and Picketwire Canyon features the largest known trackway of
dinosaur footprints in North America. This KOA is within walking distance of restau-
rants/shops. Cool off in the pool, have fun on inflatable waterslides and play mini golf
or horseshoes. Relax in the rec room, where you can read, watch TV, play the piano
or shoot pool. Groups can meet and use the kitchen. Car rentals are also available.
Pool: May 10–Sept. 20. Max pull thru: 85 ft. Your hosts: Brad & Wendee Patterson.
To Pueblo
194 On west edge of La Junta; 2 miles east of Swink. Take Hwy 50 to Conley Rd
Arkansas stoplight (Village Inn/Walmart). Turn south. Go 1/4 block to Rogers Rd. Turn left.
50 R . 109
Go straight ahead to KOA. Do not use GPS—call for directions!
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To Trinidad
26680 West US Highway 50, La Junta, CO 81050
20 Limon
Let the romance of Colorado’s High Plains capture you. Take a rest
from your travels at this beautiful, clean and quiet park. Ninety minutes
from Denver and Colorado Springs along I-70, the campground is at
the crossroads of several highways. Visit Limon Heritage Museum & Railroad Park
or relax in this gracious community. Let the staff help you with your plans to tour
Colorado. Enjoy the playground, bike rentals and swimming pool (seasonal). An
activity room can be rented as a meeting room for groups and summer pancake
breakfasts. Pets are welcome. Everything is easy here, with long, wide, flat Pull-Thru
RV Sites and Cabins with heat/air-conditioning. The store has RV supplies, groceries
and gifts. Limon KOA now serves Hunt Brothers Pizza and Wings. Cable and Wi-Fi
are free! Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 75 ft.
I-70: Exit 361 to US 24/Main St, west to Pizza Hut, turn right to KOA. All other 71
To Denver
highways, see map. GPS: N39.264518, W103.672871 70
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LIMON
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OPEN ALL YEAR To Colorado Colorado 287
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575 Colorado Avenue, Limon, CO 80828-2215
21 Montrose/Black Canyon Nat’l Park

There’s no shortage of ways to spend your days when camping at this
southwest Colorado campground. You’re only 15 minutes from Black
Canyon of the Gunnison National Park. Explore the area’s countless
recreational opportunities such as hiking, fishing, golf, river rafting, jeeping, moun-
tain biking, rock climbing and skiing. Enjoy the area’s dramatic mountain scenery
including several “fourteeners” (14,000-foot peaks). Then return to the comfort of
this quiet campground that is just a few blocks from downtown Montrose. You’ll
appreciate the extra-roomy, grassy, shaded Pull-Thru RV Sites, playground, pavilion,
swimming pool and hot tub (seasonal). This KOA also offers year-round monthly
sites with metered propane. Walk to Main Street in Motion every Thursday night
(music, vendors, food and spirits seasonally). Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day
To Black Canyon of the
Gunnison National Park Wknd. Max pull thru: 75 ft. Your host: Debbie Trevithick.
South Rim
50 n Juan Av Cedar Visitor Center
Sa e Ave From Hwys 50 & 550: Turn E onto Main St (which continues as Hwy 50). Turn onto
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22 Ouray
Here along the Uncompahgre River, you’re at the gateway to the rugged San Juan
Mountains and southwest Colorado’s majestic alpine scenery. Rent a Jeep at the
campground and head for the hills to explore ghost towns and tour old mines. One
of the most spectacular day trips takes you 31 miles along the winding Million Dollar
Highway from Ouray to Silverton, both legendary mining towns. Telluride, the town
of famous people and the legend of Butch Cassidy, is just up the road. Enjoy the
gondola ride to the top as well as the history and resort area there. This KOA’s eleva-
tion is about 7,250 feet. Take a soak at one of the local natural hot springs or work
out the kinks in KOA’s hot tub. Enjoy breakfast at the Creekside Cafe before heading
out to the trails, and then return for an awesome dinner. Relax at KOA’s bar on the
creek with live music and David’s famous Texas mesquite-style BBQ on Wed., Fri. and To Montrose
RIDGWAY
Sat. nights (seasonal). Max pull thru: 80 ft. Your hosts: David & Deborah Brunovsky. 62 Uncompahgre
River
KOA sign on highway. Turn west on CR 23 off Hwy 550 (4 miles north of Ouray 23
To Telluride
or 6 miles south of Ridgway).
May 1 — October 3 550

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US Highway 550—CR 23, PO Box J, Ouray, CO 81427
PUEBLO AREA
23 Pueblo
Everyone is welcome! This KOA is centrally located to Pikes Peak, Garden
of the Gods, Royal Gorge, Lake Pueblo State Park, Bishop Castle and
downtown Pueblo. Enjoy the friendly family atmosphere, level Pull-Thru RV Sites,
24/7 laundry room and free Wi-Fi/cable. Relax in the adults-only hot tub, take a walk
or rent a fire pit and sit under the stars—the night sky is spectacular. During the
summer, order from the Kactus Kitchen and have pizza and wings delivered to your
site. Check out the Jumping Pillow, pedal karts, heated pool and playgrounds. You’ll
feel pampered by the private RV Sites with KOA Patio and Deluxe Cabins (with grills
and fire pits). Four-legged family members enjoy the 8,000-square-foot fenced
To Colorado dog park. This is a great base camp for exploring Pueblo, the Front Range and more.
Springs Pool: May 12–Sept. 16. Max pull thru: 100 ft. Your hosts: Carolyn & Mike Stowe.
25
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PUEBLO AREA
24 Pueblo South/Colorado City
Planning a trip to the Pueblo area? This KOA is 20 miles south in a
country-quiet mountain setting just minutes from the city. You’ll love the
mountain views and beautiful sunsets. Enjoy grassy/shaded 65-foot Pull-Thru
RV Sites or big-rig- and satellite-friendly 60 × 30-foot angled sites. For big rigs
towing, there are 85-foot Pull-Thru RV Sites with grass (some shaded, some satellite
friendly). Tent/Cabin areas are grass with shade—or upgrade to a Deluxe Cabin.
All include free cable TV and Wi-Fi. This KOA offers a heated pool, hot tub, fitness
center and mini golf. Enjoy holiday/weekend planned activities, barbecues, break-
fasts and dessert socials. Groups can use the covered pavilion or indoor social room.
Visit Pikes Peak, Royal Gorge, the Riverwalk and other area attractions. Hollydot golf To Pueblo
Exit
course is 2 miles away. Fishing lakes and Bishop Castle are just up the road. Pool: 74
May 1–Sept. 30. Max pull thru: 85 ft. Your hosts: Rubens and Helena Salles.
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Colorado 25 Royal Gorge/Canon City
Less than 4 miles from the 1,000-foot-deep granite chasm of
Colorado’s famous Royal Gorge, this KOA offers dramatic views of the
Sangre de Cristo Mountains. The RV Sites offer a patio area, fire pit and
picnic table. The spacious sites are slide-out friendly. Kids will love the amusement
park next door that features a go-kart track, 18-hole mini-golf course and a giant
gunnysack slide (open Memorial Day to Labor Day with a charge). Dogs and parents
will enjoy the K9 playground. The campground serves a pancake breakfast every
Sunday as well as freshly made pizza offered daily at the convenience store. A handy
shuttle is available to take you to the Royal Gorge Bridge and the Royal Gorge Route
Railroad. The area also offers excellent whitewater rafting, zip line tours, the Royal
Gorge Dinosaur Experience and plenty of fishing in the Gold Medal Waters of the
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Arkansas River. Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 100 ft.
From Hwy 50, 8 miles west of Canon City: Take Royal Gorge Exit 1/4 mile south.
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559 County Road 3A, PO Box 528, Canon City, CO 81215
26 Salida/Mt. Shavano NEW

High in the Rockies between the appealing mountain town of Salida and the
Continental Divide, the new Salida/Mt. Shavano KOA is the perfect spot for
high country recreation. Campers will be captivated by the views of Salida,
surrounding national forests and mountain peaks. You’ll discover adventure in
every direction! Mt. Shavano (one of Colorado’s famed “fourteeners”) rises up
north of this KOA; trails wind through wildflower meadows and all the way
to the summit. From the campground, Highway 50 provides a scenic drive,
climbing west for about 13 miles to Monarch Pass, where an aerial tram climbs
even higher, up to 12,000 feet. Your camp hosts can offer suggestions for
mountain biking trails, fly-fishing hot spots and world-class whitewater rafting To Denver
trips. Salida has plenty to offer too, with its unique shopping, dining and one-of- 285
a-kind arts district. Max pull thru: 100 ft. Pike and
Gunnison San Isabel
National National
Located on Hwy 50: Approx 6 mi west of the Hwy 50/Hwy 285 intersection. Forest Forests
GPS: N38.537883, W106.17463 50 SALIDA
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27 Steamboat Springs
You won’t find steamboats, but you will find natural hot springs in this
scenic northwest Colorado mountain community (and in the area). This
KOA puts you in the heart of all the natural wonders you can experience
here, from fishing or floating the trout-filled Yampa River to tackling the nearby
slopes of Mount Werner at Steamboat Ski Resort. World-class hiking and mountain
biking trails wind through the surrounding mountains. Enjoy the heated pool, mini
golf and other activities at the campground. Then hop on the free bus to Steam-
boat Springs, just 3 miles south. A true Western ranching town, Steamboat Springs
charms with unique galleries and shows, dining and even a pioneer museum. Get
a taste of local culture at the many festivals, including the Hot Air Balloon Rodeo,
Elk River
To Craig Rocky Mountain Mustang Roundup and Winter Carnival. Pool: Memorial Wknd–
Lincoln A
ve Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 60 ft. Your hosts: Recreational Adventures Co.
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Mystic KOA is located at the easternmost tip of Connecticut on the
250-year-old site of one of the area’s first farms. This beautiful, historic
campground has a nostalgic backdrop of colonial architecture, and it
is set among hills outlined by trees. Nearby, visit an olden-day seaport, the Nautilus
at Submarine Force Museum, beautiful ocean beaches or two casinos. At this KOA,
enjoy daily recreational activities (in-season), two pools, mini golf, on-site catch-and-
release fishing in ponds, a Jumping Pillow, bike rentals, hayrides, outdoor movies and
embankment slides. You’ll find RV Sites, new Premium Tent Sites, wooded Tent Sites,
Camping Cabins and fully furnished Deluxe Cabins. Limited RV Sites/service during
winter months. Pools: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 85 ft.
pk 184
Norwich-
Westerly Rd on T To From S/W: Take I-95 N to Exit 92. At bottom of exit ramp, take a left at light onto 2.
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WESTERLY RESERVATIONS 800-562-3451 • INFO 860-599-5101
118 Pendleton Hill Road, North Stonington, CT 06359
2 Niantic/I-95 Exit 72
The broad sandy beaches and salty blue waters of Long Island Sound
are just minutes away from this KOA, with free beach passes for camp-
ers! After a day of fresh sea air, you’ll appreciate your convenient site at
this campground, just off I-95. Themed weekends, kids’ activities and games add
to the fun. Rest up, because there’s plenty to see in the delightful seaside village of
Niantic. Its main street runs right along Long Island Sound, lined with boutiques,
antiques, a bookstore, a movie theater, restaurants and pubs. Immerse yourself in
the region’s rich maritime history at two terrific museums, the Connecticut River
Museum and Mystic Seaport, both within a half hour of the campground. Other area
attractions include Mystic Aquarium and two casinos. Recreational boating and fish-
ing abound, with plenty of lakes, streams and ponds—and, of course, the big waters 1
of Niantic Bay and the Sound. Max pull thru: 65 ft. Your hosts: the Kelsey family.
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N.W.R. Springs Pierson Daytona Beach
Alligator Point B-1 Lake 48
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Cedar Key LAKE 16
Ocala OCALA
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341 New Smyrna Beach
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26
Beverly Hills
14
Boca Raton E-5 Melbourne C-5
Eustis Deltona
41
Boynton Beach E-5 Merritt Island C-5 Crystal River
21
Wildwood
Sanford CANAVERAL NATL.
Bradenton D-3 Miami E-5 Homosassa Springs Inverness Lake
321 Leesburg
38
21 SEASHORE
44
Brandon C-3 Milton E-1 Altamonte
22
CHASSAHOWITZKA N.W.R. Panasoffkee 35 289
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Bushnell C-3 Moore Haven D-4 Homosassa Bay 26
Apopka Springs 223
Cape Naples E-3 314Bushnell 2852 ST. JOHNS
Titusville
Brooksville 30 1 38 N.W.R.
13
Canaveral C-5 New Smyrna 16 KENNEDY SPACE
KENNEDY SPACE CENTER
CENTER
13
301
Clermont
Cape Coral E-3 Beach B-4 24 Orlando
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Spring Hill Cape Canaveral
26
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Chattahoochee A-1 Okeechobee D-4

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22
Chiefland B-3 Orange Park A-4
1
285
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Clearwater C-3 Orlando C-4 242
27
73
27
12 Kissimmee
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Clermont C-3 Ormond Beach B-4 ®
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Clewiston D-4 Pahokee D-5 Lutz 26
Satellite Beach
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Cocoa C-4 Palatka B-4 Palm Harbor 45
Lakeland Haines City
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Oldsmar 23 27 50
Melbourne
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Palm Bay
13
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18 Brandon Sebastian
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DeLand B-4 Port Orange B-4

35 Avon Park Vero Beach
49
147
14
Delray Beach E-5 Port St. Lucie D-5 EGMONT KEY N.W.R.
Palmetto Wauchula 39
6
Dunedin C-3 Port Salerno D-5 DE SOTO NATL. MEM. Sebring
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200 110
Port Salerno
11
Fort Myers E-3 Sanibel E-3 33
Fort Pierce D-5 Sarasota D-3
Venice
27 182
North Port
11 101
26
Fort Walton Sebastian C-5 191 Indiantown 62

Beach F-2 Sebring D-4 GULF Port Charlotte
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MYAKKA STATE FOREST Jupiter
46
43 L.
Gainesville B-3 Silver Springs B-3
OF Englewood Moore 116 Riviera
Punta 164
Gulf Breeze F-1 Spring Hill C-3 158 Haven Okeechobee Beach
Hialeah E-5 Starke B-3 Gorda Royal Palm
MEXICO Gasparilla I. Pahokee
23
26 Beach
Hollywood E-5 Tallahassee A-1 Charlotte N.W.R.
ISLAND BAY
47
West Palm
22
143
Homestead F-5 Tamarac E-5 La Belle Clewiston Beach
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5
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Immokalee
Inverness
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Titusville
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Jennings A-2 Vero Beach D-5 LOXAHATCHEE N.W.R. Beach
Sanibel San Carlos Immokalee Delray Bch.
24
41
Key Largo F-5 W. Palm Beach D-5

Fort Myers Beach Park
Key West F-4 Wildwood C-3 116 Coral Springs Boca Raton
Kissimmee C-4 Winter Haven C-4 Bonita Springs
41
Lake City A-3 Zolfo Springs D-4 Naples Park Tamarac Pompano
Golden
15
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101 78
10 PICAYUNE STRAND STATE FOREST
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31
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Miami
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STATE FOR. 4 81 79
31 77 71
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25
Molino 90 Bonifay 90 Marianna

Springs
20
90 10 142 Biscayne Bay

10 110 29 Milton 41 70 28 112 10 Perrine
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31 56 Chipley 130 136
Pace 26 85 285 EGLIN 85 44 96 Elliott Key
9 A.F.B. 331 71
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Bay Laguna Beach Lynn Haven 71 Key Largo
Panama City Beach Springfield Florida
F Panama City Callaway
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Florida 1 Clearwater/Lake Tarpon
A poolside cabana and comfy lounge chairs await campers at this KOA,
inviting you to bask in the bright Florida sun and sultry Gulf breezes.
Lush tropical landscaping throughout the campground complements
the community fire pit, kids’ playground and Kamp K9. Stop by the recreation build-
ing, a great gathering spot. It won’t take long to discover why the central Gulf Coast
of Florida draws visitors from around the globe. Explore world-class beaches, walk-
ing and biking trails and nature preserves. Situated between 2,534-acre Lake Tarpon
and the Gulf of Mexico, this KOA is in the heart of some of the finest freshwater and
saltwater fishing around. Nearby Tarpon Springs, with its colorful shopping, dining
and street festivals, celebrates the heritage of Greek sponge divers who settled here
TARPON in the early 1900s. Pool: Open all year. Your hosts: the Roddey family.
SPRINGS
41
Gulf of Mexico
ALT
Lake From the N: Take US Hwy 19 S, 1 mi past Klosterman Rd. KOA is on the L (east side).
19 Tarpon
PALM
19 T From the S: Take US Hwy 19 N, 1 mi past Alderman Rd. KOA is on the R (east side).
HARBOR am 275
p a Rd 589 GPS: N28.108938, W82.739268
DUNEDIN 580 580
W Hillsborough Ave
OPEN ALL YEAR
CLEARWATER 60 TAMPA koa.com/camp/clearwater-lake
Old Tampa Bay
0 4 mi RESERVATIONS 800-562-5685 • INFO 727-937-8412
0 4 km 275 92
37061 US Highway 19 N, Palm Harbor, FL 34684
2 Davie/Fort Lauderdale
Old and new Florida blend beautifully at Davie/Fort Lauderdale KOA—a lush
10-acre campground in the heart of south Florida’s horse country. With spacious
RV Sites, pet-friendly rentals, Tent Sites and motel rooms, this KOA can meet all
your camping needs. Fort Lauderdale serves up the Florida many visitors imagine,
with its enticing Atlantic beaches and endless attractions, shopping and dining.
Sawgrass Mills, an outlet shopping destination, is minutes away. Back at the
campground, soak up sunshine in the large swimming pool or go fishing in
the catch-and-release pond. Access miles of equestrian and walking trails right from
the grounds, or take advantage of some activities at the adjacent Vista View Park.
Davie/Fort Lauderdale KOA even has its own restaurant: Island Time Bar and Grill
SW 142nd Ave (Boy Scout Rd)

(seasonal). Pool: Open all year. Your hosts: Patrick Toma & the friendly staff.
SW 154th Ave
From N or S: Take I-75 to Exit 13A for Griffin Rd East. In 0.8 mi, turn L toward Orange
Flamingo R d
Dr. Turn R onto Orange Dr. In 0.2 mi, turn L onto SW 142nd Ave (Boy Scout Rd). In SW 37th Ct
0.7 mi, turn R onto SW 37th Ct. Follow signs to KOA. GPS: N26.072654, W80.336242
OPEN ALL YEAR Exit Orange Dr

13A
koa.com/camp/davie Griffin Rd
0 .5 mi
RESERVATIONS 800-562-2813 • INFO 954-473-0231 75 0 .5 km
3800 SW 142nd Avenue, Davie, FL 33330
3 DeLand/St. Johns River

Kick back to the pace of the sleepy St. Johns River at this KOA, ideal for relaxation.
Push off in one of the campground’s rental canoes or kayaks for a leisurely paddle
among the shorebirds, cruise along the river in one of the rental boats or cast a line
in its bass-rich waters. The on-site St. John’s River Grille serves up fresh seafood,
and its rooftop tiki bar has one of the finest river views in the county. It also features
a screened-in patio and live music. Explore historic DeLand, filled with stately archi-
tecture, shopping, dining, a Friday night farmers’ market and special events. Take a
dip in a freshwater spring at nearby Blue Spring State Park. It’s just a half-hour drive
to famous Daytona and miles of sandy Atlantic beaches. The theme parks and end-
less entertainment of Orlando are less than an hour away. Max pull thru: 80 ft.
From I-4 W/E: Take Exit 118A/118B and follow FL 44 until destination. From I-95
92
N/S: Take Exit 261/261B and follow US 92 W/W International Speedway Blvd to
To Daytona Beach
DELAND DeLand. Turn L onto FL 15 Alt S/N Spring Garden Ave. Turn R onto FL 44 W/W New
Exit
44 118 York Ave. Follow FL 44 until destination on R. GPS: N29.011134, W81.383138
17 44
Lake
Beresford 4
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koa.com/camp/deland
0 2 mi
To Orlando
HELEN
0 2 km
2999 State Road 44 W, DeLand, FL 32720
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4 Fort McCoy/Lake Oklawaha INTERLACHEN PALATKA
20
You’ll savor the bluff-top view of lovely Lake Oklawaha from this serene
setting in the Ocala National Forest. With its 3,700 feet of private lakefront, HAWTHORNE 315 17
this KOA makes it easy to take advantage of nature. Take one of the camp- 301
ground’s trails down by the water. Explore the forest’s many trails by ATV or OHV. 310
St. John
0 5 mi NF
There’s even a 6,000-square-foot clubhouse (with a kitchen) that has plenty of room S Rd 7
0 5 km
for dancing, reunions and other events. You’ll also want to check out the adjacent 7
Junior Olympic-size pool. If coming from I-95 N, call for directions. Pool: Open all Lake
R. s
year. Max pull thru: 81 ft. Your hosts: Jennifer Nachman & Jackie Laundeane. Ocklawaha NE 160th 19
Ave Rd
Driving S: I-75 to Exit 368 (SR 318). Go L (E) to Hwy 301, go R (S) to Old Hwy 301
FORT
(200A), go L to CR 316. Go through Fort McCoy and Eureka. After you cross over tall MCCOY
316
bridge, take first L (160th Ave Rd); about 11 mi to KOA on L. Driving N: I-75 to Exit
358, turn R (SR 326) to Hwy 441/301. Turn L, go to 2nd light and turn R on SR 329.
Turn L on Hwy 200A, turn R on CR 316. From CR 316, go through Fort McCoy and
Eureka. Cross over tall bridge to first rd on L (160th Ave Rd); about 11 mi to KOA. OPEN ALL YEAR
koa.com/camp/fort-mccoy
INFO 352-546-5500
15991 NE 243rd Place Road
Fort McCoy, FL 32134
5 Fort Myers/Pine Island

This tropical KOA has all the comforts of home—and more—including
a fantastic location on Pine Island, the “Tarpon Capital of the World.”
Enjoy lakeside sites, Deluxe Cabins (sleep four to six), two clubhouses,
a large heated pool, a spacious hot tub, a lighted tennis court, a basketball court
and a Kamp K9 pet park. Meander along the island’s bicycle path, which weaves
among mango groves and farms. Collect seashells or fish the crystal clear waters
off the Gulf Coast. Tour the scenic waterways of this historic area, once peppered
with working fishing villages. For a taste of Fort Myers’ elegant past, visit the
winter estates of Thomas Alva Edison and Henry Ford. Taste the bountiful area
NORTH
seafood too. Pool: Open all year. Your hosts: Vickie and Bob Schule.
FORT MYERS
Exit
Pine CAPE
CORAL R d 78 143 I-75 or Route 41: Turn west Route 78. Turn left at Stringfellow Road.
Island land
e Is
PINELAND
Pin
PINE ISLAND Little FORT
Pine
Cleveland Ave
CENTER Veterans Pkwy MYERS

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Strin
75
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Sound San eg
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ST. JAMES
Carlos Mc 41 SAN koa.com/camp/fort-myers
CITY Bay CARLOS
PARK
SANIBEL
0 5 km
5120 H. Stringfellow Road, St. James City, FL 33956
6 Fort Pierce/Port St. Lucie

Come enjoy KOA’s smallest park, nestled near the heart of historic Fort Pierce.
This hidden gem with its minimalist appeal is right near the harbor. You’ll be
less than 2 miles away from fantastic beaches with free parking and great
accessibility. Local attractions include the nearby beaches, year-round farmers’
market, marina, shops and restaurants. Anglers and boaters can launch from
a nearby boat ramp for some world-class fishing. Divers will enjoy some of
the best diving on the East Coast. Visit the National Navy UDT-SEAL Museum.
Doggies appreciate the Kamp K9. Max pull thru: 90 ft. Your hosts: Brian, Scott
and Susan Bacher.
S’bnd I-95: Exit 138/Route 614 Indrio Rd. East 5.7 mi to Route US 1, south 3.6 mi to
614 Indrio Rd Atlantic
KOA on the right. N’bnd I-95: Okeechobee Rd Exit 129/Route 70. Head east 3.8 mi Exit Ocean
138
to US 1. Turn left, head north on US 1 for 2.8 mi. KOA is on the left. Turnpike: Fort A1A
Pierce Exit 152. Head east 4.3 mi on Route 70 to US 1. Turn left, head north on US 1 Florida’s 95
713 1
Tp
for 2.8 mi. KOA is on the left. GPS Address: Use 1821 Sunny Lane, Fort Pierce, FL.
k
Exit
25th St
Orange Ave 131

OPEN ALL YEAR 68 FORT
PIERCE A1A
0 2 mi
koa.com/camp/fort-pierce 70
0 2 km
Exit 152
1821 N US Highway 1, Fort Pierce, FL 34946
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Florida 7 Hollywood
Who knew a tropical getaway could be so easy to reach? Florida’s famed beaches,
sultry breezes and idyllic blue skies are all within your reach at this KOA, ideally
situated along the US 441 corridor between Miami and Fort Lauderdale. Enjoy your
place in the sun (or under a palm tree) at this campground, with fun gatherings,
a game room and many local attractions. Choose from vacation bungalows and
attractive sites for tents and RVs. Whether visiting for a week or spending the
season, campers will find plenty of area events on tap, from beach concerts to fes-
tivals. Hollywood’s extensive dining and entertainment district offers an enormous
array of restaurants, shops and nightlife. Savor the great weather at a nearby beach.
Max pull thru: 65 ft. Your hosts: Patrick Toma and the friendly KOA staff.
Sheridan St 822
From FL Turnpike: Take Exit 49B for FL 820/Hollywood Blvd. Turn R onto FL 820
N 56th Ave
441
E/Hollywood Blvd. Turn L onto FL SR 7 N (441). Take 2nd R onto Polk St. KOA is on
N Park R d
Florida’s Tpk
the L. From I-95: Take Hollywood Blvd/FL 820 via Exit 20. Turn R onto N 60th Ave/
95 US 441 N/FL 7. Take the 2nd right onto Polk St. The campground is on the R.
Polk St
Hollywood Blvd 820
Exit
S State Rd 7
S 56th Ave
S 26th Ave
Exit
49 0 .5 mi
20 OPEN ALL YEAR
0 .5 km koa.com/camp/hollywood
Pembroke Rd 824 RESERVATIONS 800-562-9120 • INFO 954-983-8225
5931 Polk Street, Hollywood, FL 33021
8 Jennings NEW
Let your Florida vacation begin! Jennings KOA is your gateway to all
that the Sunshine State has to offer. Kick back and relax at sites shaded
by grand oak trees draped with Spanish moss. Kids can’t get enough of
the campground’s small lake, home to fish, ducks and turtles. Enjoy the swimming
pool, volleyball/basketball court, horseshoe pits, game room and planned activities
on many weekends. With Deluxe Cabins, RV Sites and Tent Sites, you’ll find accom-
modations to suit all camping styles. Stay for a night, a week or the entire month!
It’s a short 20-minute drive north to the rides and exotic animals at Wild Adventures
Theme Park near Valdosta. You can reach Florida’s famed sand beaches—on either
the Gulf or Atlantic coast—within a couple of hours. Jennings makes an ideal stop
GA 135
on your way to or from Walt Disney World; it’s less than a four-hour drive south on FL
I-75. Pool: Open all year. Max pull thru: 100 ft. Your hosts: the Reinard family. To Valdosta, GA
41
First exit in Florida at the FL/GA state line: I-75 Exit 467. Jennings KOA is located 143
on the southbound side of the highway. GPS: N30.595092, W83.123915 75
Ave JENNINGS
lton
OPEN ALL YEAR mi
Ha
koa.com/camp/jennings 0 .5 mi
Exit 467
41
RESERVATIONS 800-562-8134 • INFO 386-938-3321 0 .5 km 143 To Lake City
2039 Hamilton Avenue, Jennings, FL 32053
9 Milton/Gulf Pines
87 90
MILTON
Ease your RV into a spacious 100-foot-long Pull-Thru RV Site, then
Exit stretch out and take a look around. You won’t be surprised that the
90 31
Milton/Gulf Pines KOA is one of the top-ranked campgrounds in
29 10 Florida. It’s a superclean, tidy spot. Spend some soothing time in the heated pool.
87 Rent a cozy Camping Cabin or a fully equipped Deluxe Cabin. Or you can pitch
B ay
0 5 mi a tent in the woodsy tent area. This campground is a great place to stop for a
281 0 5 km day (less than a mile from I-10) or to stay for a season. The sugar-sand beaches
110
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col a
Ba
st of Florida’s Panhandle are nearby, and the National Naval Aviation Museum is in
90 PENSACOLA
Ea
nsa
NAVARRE Pensacola. Outfitters offer canoe and tubing trips. Snowbirds welcome! Check
98 98 out the fully planned activities schedule for the winter. Come stay and play at
Pe
und
Rosa So Mexico Milton/Gulf Pines KOA. Pool: Open all year. Max pull thru: 100 ft.
Santa Gulf of
From I-10: Take Exit 31, then go north on Highway 87 for 1/10 of a mile, turn right
into entrance.
OPEN ALL YEAR
koa.com/camp/milton
INFO 850-623-0808
8700 Gulf Pines Drive
Milton, FL 32583
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10 Naples/Marco Island
You’ll be hard-pressed to find a better location to enjoy Florida than the
Naples/Marco Island KOA. Located on a beautiful slice of land in the
middle of Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve, this KOA
is situated between the charismatic communities of Naples and Marco Island near
Gulf Coast beaches and the Everglades. Guests can float down the marked canoe
trail into the Gulf of Mexico. Nearby, airboat tours offer a great way to see the
vast wilderness of the Everglades. Also enjoy birds, manatees, alligators and other
wildlife in their own habitat. Back at camp, reserve a cozy Camping Cabin or a fully
furnished Deluxe Cabin. Or you can bring your own tent or RV. Play shuffleboard or
relax by the pool and hot tub. Pool: Open all year. Max pull thru: 72 ft.
To Naples
From I-75: Take Exit 101 and go S about 7 mi on 951 (Collier Blvd). Cross US 41, To I-75
Tam
go through the first traffic light and take the next right on Tower Rd at the Rook-
Ba
iam 951
ref
i Tr
ery Bay Reserve. Go to the end of Tower Rd and turn left into the campground.
oot W
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illiams R
41
Blvd
0 .5 mi
OPEN ALL YEAR
d
0 .5 km To
Tower Rd Miami
koa.com/camp/naples
Collier
RESERVATIONS 800-562-7734 • INFO 239-774-5455 Manatee Rd
1700 Barefoot Williams Road, Naples, FL 34113
LAKE OKEECHOBEE AREA

11 Okeechobee
The largest KOA with a golf course, Okeechobee teems with fun-filled
amenities and activities for families and entire rallies. This campground
features its own palm-fringed 9-hole golf course, driving range and putting green.
Guests can play tennis or pickleball, work out at the fitness center or soak in the
pools: one for families, a second for kids and a third for adults only. Fishing on Lake
Okeechobee (minutes away) is a lure—and so is the campground’s social calendar,
filled with parades, parties and music events. Swap fish stories over a cold one or
enjoy live weekend entertainment at the on-site Shanty Lounge. This KOA offers
some Pull-Thru RV Sites up to 140 feet long. Enjoy the new Premium Tent Sites! Golf
To Florida’s Tpk
98 441 & Orlando 70 cart rentals available. Vacation homes are an ideal investment for visitors who want
70 to become long-term vacationers. Pools: Open all year. Max pull thru: 140 ft.
OKEECHOBEE
To Sarasota 710
Exit FL Turnpike S at Yeehaw Jct & take US 441 S. Or Exit FL Turnpike N or I-95 N at
441 To PGA Blvd. Go W to 710, W to 70, W to US 441 and turn L. Continue S on 441 for 3 mi.
West
Palm
0 1 mi
Beach OPEN ALL YEAR
441
0 1 km
98 koa.com/camp/okeechobee
To Fort Myers Lake Okeechobee RESERVATIONS 800-562-7748 • INFO 863-763-0231
78
4276 US Highway 441 South (Parrott Avenue), Okeechobee, FL 34974
ORLANDO & WALT DISNEY WORLD RESORT AREA

12 Orlando/Kissimmee
Location, location, location! The Orlando/Kissimmee KOA is just minutes
from many of the amazing attractions central Florida has to offer, includ-
ing Walt Disney World Resort, Universal Studios, SeaWorld, Gatorland, LEGOLAND
Florida and more. After a busy day at the parks, come home to this beautiful KOA.
Tent Sites are close to the pool and restrooms, and furnished Deluxe Cabins offer
the comforts of home. Choose from a variety of RV Sites including Back-In RV Sites,
Pull-Thru RV Sites and RV Sites with KOA Patio. Take a swim in the pool or soak in the
hot tub, open 23 hours a day. There’s a playground for kids and a fitness room
for adults. Dogs will love the off-leash Kamp K9. Nearby, enjoy a game of golf, a heli-
copter tour or a great dining experience. Pool: Open all year. Max pull thru: 134 ft.
Flo
To Universal Studios 528

rida’s Tpk
0 2 mi
4 SeaWorld
Follow I-4: Take State Route 535 S (Exit 68) for about 3.5 mi, turn left on US 192 E 0 2 km
for 1 mi, turn left onto Seven Dwarfs Lane and then turn right into the KOA (next Epcot
neWay
Ctr
Exit 68
to Sam’s Club between MM 12 and MM 13). GPS: N28.324562, W81.469029 ee
Gr
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417
World Dr
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Disney Ce n tral FL 441
World
OPEN ALL YEAR 417 W Osceo l a Pkw
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koa.com/camp/kissimmee
Seven
RESERVATIONS 800-562-7791 • INFO 407-396-2400 Dwarfs Ln
192
2644 Happy Camper Place, Kissimmee, FL 34746
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13 Orlando NW/Orange Blossom
Avoid the traffic and just sit back and relax at this conveniently located
KOA on US 441 (West Orange Blossom Trail), only a half mile from
SR 429. From SR 429, the park is minutes from central Florida’s main attractions,
including Walt Disney World Resort, Universal Studios, SeaWorld and LEGOLAND
Florida. Nearby Mount Dora offers unique shopping, restaurants, antiques and
entertainment, all with a small-town Southern feel. Stay at the park and enjoy its
tall stately oaks, tropical foliage and large grassy areas. A children’s playground,
Kamp K9 dog park, shuffleboard courts, tournament cornhole boards and a
40,000-gallon heated pool are just a few of the campground’s many amenities.
429 RV Sites are all full hookup and include 100-foot RV Sites with KOA Patio. You’ll also
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14 Orlando SE/Lake Whippoorwill
Discover Orlando’s best-kept secret! Escape the hubbub at the Orlando
SE/Lake Whippoorwill KOA. The 355-acre unspoiled Lake Whippoorwill
lends itself to water activities such as freshwater fishing and boating. This Christian
owned and operated facility is located only 10 miles from Orlando International
Airport, and it’s an easy 25-minute drive to Walt Disney World, Universal Studios
and SeaWorld. Take full advantage of this terrific location with amenities such as a
private boat ramp, canoe rentals, pool, hot tub and a recreation hall with fun for the
entire family. You can experience the theme park action of Orlando or the peace,
quiet and seclusion of a pristine lake. At this KOA, you decide! Pool: Open all year. ORLANDO
Max pull thru: 85 ft. Your host: Denise Dubuc. Universal 441 15 417
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15 Orlando Southwest
Camp in the heart of central Florida at this KOA, centrally located to
Orlando’s world-famous theme parks. You are less than 25 minutes from
Walt Disney World Resort, SeaWorld, Universal Studios and LEGOLAND Florida. Close
to the action with an away-from-it-all feel, this KOA offers Back-In RV Sites and Pull-
Thru RV Sites with cable TV, Wi-Fi and a fire pit. Experience a cozy Camping Cabin
or enjoy the comforts of home in one of the fully furnished Deluxe Cabins, complete
with linens, towels and kitchen supplies. Got a group? You’ll love the spacious tenting
area. Swim in the pool or have fun renting a bike or golf cart. Other amenities include
Disney
a new playground for kids, an exercise room for adults and two leash-free Kamp K9
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World 192 parks for your furry friends. Pool: Open all year. Max pull thru: 65 ft.
429
World Dr From I-4: Take Exit 55 (US 27 S) to the SW I-4 Frontage Road. Located at the
27 first traffic light S of I-4. Bob Evans Restaurant is on the corner and KOA is down
Frontage Road, well-marked with signs. GPS: N28.226786, W81.652911
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2525 Frontage Road, Davenport, FL 33837
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16 Perry
Just an hour south of Tallahassee in the area known as Florida’s Big Bend,
Perry KOA is the perfect stopping point when you are traveling from the
west to south Florida. You’ll find this campground on US 19, an alterna-
tive to I-75 that gives you a peaceful ride through small towns—and you can explore
state parks and natural areas along the way. The area has plenty of opportunities for
birding, kayaking, fishing, hunting and scalloping! You’ll find many springs within an
hour’s drive, including those at Manatee Springs and Ichetucknee Springs state parks.
Feeling adventurous? Try a portion of the Big Bend Saltwater Paddling Trail. Check
out the Smokin’ in the Pines BBQ Festival (and others) held right in Perry. This big-rig
friendly KOA has a variety of RV Sites, Tent Sites and Cabins. Enjoy the pool, hot tub,
horseshoes, foosball, pedal cars and games in the clubhouse. Groups are welcome! To Tallahassee 19 221 To I-10
Pool: May 1–Oct. 31. Max pull thru: 90 ft. Your hosts: Brian & Debby Somers. PERRY
To Pensacola
Take US 19 south from I-10 through Perry: Then 2 miles south of city limits to 27
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17 St. Augustine Beach

You’re well-situated to explore the historic city of St. Augustine from
this campground on Anastasia Island. Visit the Fountain of Youth
Archaeological Park (known as the site where Ponce de León landed
in 1513), the St. Augustine Lighthouse and Museum and the Lightner Museum—
filled with artifacts from America’s Gilded Age. Anglers can cast for snapper,
grouper, amberjack and other tasty fish on a deep-sea charter or from the pier
that’s just a mile away. From your Camping Cabin, RV Site or Tent Site, take a
3/4-mile walk to the ocean or enjoy on-site amenities, including a pool, fishing
pond, paddleboats and Kamp K9, where your pup can run and play off-leash!
ST. AUGUSTINE
Pool: Open all year. Max pull thru: 75 ft. Your host: Jenn Fischback.
Atlanti
A1A I-95 Exit 311: North on SR 207 (3 miles). Make a right on SR 312 and follow
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To Jacksonville Pope Rd 4 miles to A1A. Make a right on A1A, go 1 block and make a right on Pope Road
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ST. AUGUSTINE RESERVATIONS 800-562-4022 • INFO 904-471-3113

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525 West Pope Road, St. Augustine, FL 32080
18 St. Petersburg/Madeira Beach

Minutes from the Gulf of Mexico and the beachfront community of
Madeira Beach, this KOA is a tropical paradise set along a mangrove-
lined bayou. Campground amenities include a fishing dock, two hot
tubs (one in a secluded area just for adults) and an outdoor pool. On-site
recreational activities include water aerobics, yoga, quilting and watercolor
classes. Play on the shuffleboard courts, try out your bocce ball or pétanque toss
and enjoy a game of mini golf or volleyball. Paddle the peaceful Long Bayou,
alive with herons, egrets and other wildlife. Or bike/walk/run the Fred Marquis
Pinellas Trail, which runs in front of the campground. This KOA offers oak-shaded
RV Sites, Camping Cabins, Deluxe Cabins and Tent Sites. Pool: Open all year.
Max pull thru: 50 ft. Ulmerton Rd To Tampa
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Florida 19 Starke/Gainesville NE
To Lake City 16 To Jacksonville
Escape the chill of winter at the family-oriented, sun-drenched Starke
KOA in the Gainesville area. Enjoy some of the state’s best bass fishing
16 nearby. The campground offers extra-long Pull-Thru RV Sites with
100 STARKE concrete patios. Splash in the pool, shoot hoops, throw horseshoes, stay fit in the
230 workout area or find a quiet spot in the clubhouse to read a book or challenge
a friend to a board game. There’s even free wireless internet! Nearby, Crosby
and Sampson lakes offer great boating—and you may even get a gator glimpse.
0 1 mi 100 Atlantic and Gulf beaches are each just slightly more than an hour away. You’ll
0 1 km 301 find exciting restaurants and convenient shopping centers in a great location—
To Daytona Starke/Gainesville NE KOA has it all! Pool: Open all year. Max pull thru: 90 ft.
To Disney Your hosts: Scoota & Phyllis Bullins.
World
Located between Jacksonville and Gainesville. 1 mile south of State Rd 100 on
US Highway 301.
OPEN ALL YEAR
koa.com/camp/starke
INFO 904-964-8484
1475 South Walnut Street
Starke, FL 32091
20 Sugarloaf Key/Key West

Sugar Key/Key West KOA is rebuilding! This KOA was damaged by
Hurricane Irma in 2017; a new state-of-the-art campground is in
progress. On completion, the park will feature upgraded amenities and
sites to amplify your beachfront vacation. Paradise awaits you: Exciting Key West
lies just 14 miles south. Hop on the city bus to this funky and historic end of the
road, dubbed “the Conch Republic.” Walk the narrow streets showcasing Conch
architecture—breezy wood houses with lush tropical gardens—once home to
pirates, treasure hunters, sailors, novelists like Hemingway and songwriters like
Buffett. End the day with a sunset at Mallory Pier. The campground intends
to reopen in 2019. Visit koa.com/camp/sugarloaf-key for updates. Pool: Open
all year. Gulf of Mexico
On US 1 at MM 20.
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Atlantic Ocean
251 State Road 939, Sugarloaf Key, FL 33042-0469
21 Titusville/Kennedy Space Center

Whether your interests lean toward space walks, beachcombing or
seabirds, you’ll find plenty to discover at this KOA in the heart of Florida’s
Space Coast. Make this appealing campground your base, with its shady
setting under live oaks and maples, air-conditioned Camping Cabins, Deluxe Cabins,
grassy Tent Sites, some Pull-Thru RV Sites, heated pool, playground, pavilion, rec
room with pool table and clubhouse. The entire family will marvel at NASA’s Kennedy
Space Center, with the shuttle launch experience, shuttle replica, rocket garden,
IMAX movies and much more (open daily for tours). The U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame
lets you sample g-force conditions in training modules. Swim and sun at Playalinda
Beach or observe shorebirds and gators at the Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge.
Main St
Atlantic Located within one hour of Walt Disney World, SeaWorld and most central Florida
Exit
223 TITUSVILLE
Ocean attractions. Pool: Open all year. Max pull thru: 70 ft. Your host: Dean Madison.
Kennedy Space Center
1 Take I-95 to Exit 223 (SR 46) west 1/4 mile (1 1/4 miles west of US 1).
50 NASA Pkwy GPS: N28.665884, W80.875371
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FLORIDA
22 West Palm Beach/Lion Country Safari
Come camp here, and you’ll awaken to the sounds of lions roaring! West Palm
Beach/Lion Country Safari KOA offers the unique experience of camping next to
more than 1,000 animals from all over the world. Be sure to ask about camping
specials that include admission to your very own African Safari Experience.
The campground offers a resort-size pool, a basketball court, shuffleboard, a
volleyball court and a playground. Take advantage of the on-site dog park that
lets your pets play without a leash. This KOA is not far from fine dining, shopping
and the beaches of Palm Beach. The campground is also close to polo fields and
facilities in Wellington. Pool: Open all year. Max pull thru: 40 ft.
Take I-95 to Exit 68 (Southern Blvd). Head west on Southern Blvd 15.5 miles, then
Military Trl
Seminole Pratt
right on Lion Country Safari Rd. Go 2 miles, right at campground sign. Or take Whitney Rd
FL Turnpike to Exit 97. Head west on Southern Blvd about 10 miles, then right
Okeechobee Blvd
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2000 Lion Country Safari Road, Loxahatchee, FL 33470-3976
ROOM ENOUGH TO BRING THE WHOLE CREW!

KOAs are great for groups – family, friends, clubs, reunions or special events!
LEARN MORE AT KOA.COM/WAYS-TO-STAY/GROUPS
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1 Americus
You’ll quickly discover the golfing pleasures of this campground that comes with
its own Sottish links-style regulation course. Play a round on the walk-friendly
course, or try a variation of the traditional game with foot golf or disc golf. It’s all
free for registered guests! Enjoy the mild winter weather at this KOA’s peaceful
country setting, along with its big, wide Pull-Thru RV Sites. Not a golfer? Nearby
attractions include the Andersonville National Historic Site, President Jimmy
Carter’s boyhood home at the Jimmy Carter National Historic Site and Habitat for
Humanity International’s Global Village & Discovery Center. Explore Providence
Canyon State Outdoor Recreation Area (Georgia’s Little Grand Canyon) on miles
of trails with striking views of gullies up to 150 feet deep. Max pull thru: 100 ft.
From I-75 Exit 101: Go W on US 280 towards Americus. Travel 24 mi; entrance on R. 90 41
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1655 US 280 East, Americus, GA 31709
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296 WHITE Whether you’re seeking the quiet of a country campground or the
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75 from I-75, large Pull-Thru RV Sites and two huge pet-walk areas to help the whole
CASSVILLE family unwind from a road trip. With the red-rock rolling hills of northern Georgia
surrounding you, you’re a mere 45 to 50 freeway miles from Atlanta. Get out and
411 explore the Etowah Indian Mounds Historic Site, the 1880s covered bridge and
20 Pickett’s Mill Battlefield Historic Site. Or take a stroll through the Booth Western Art
Museum. It’s just a one-hour drive to Six Flags Over Georgia and Stone Mountain
0 2 mi Park. Sample the historic charm of nearby Rome and Cartersville. Stop by the
0 2 km
41 To Atlanta Weinman Mineral Gallery at Tellus Science Museum (I-75, Exit 293), only 3 miles
CARTERSVILLE from the campground. Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru:
100 ft. Your hosts: Jay and Ann Camp.
OPEN ALL YEAR Exit 296 off I-75: Go west 1/4 mi on Cassville-White Rd. Campground is on the left.
koa.com/camp/cartersville
INFO 770-382-7330
800 Cassville-White Road NW
Cartersville, GA 30121
3 Cordele
Enjoy ultra-high-speed Wi-Fi and true Southern Georgia hospitality at
this convenient, friendly campground, just 1 block off I-75. You’ll
appreciate the shade provided by pecan and pine trees. This KOA is
4 miles from historic Cordele, watermelon capital of the world. It offers easy access
to many area attractions, including beautiful 8,700-acre Lake Blackshear for boating,
fishing and other water sports. Plan a scenic cruise on the party/event boat (up to
45 people) and enjoy restaurants near the lake. Ride the SAM Shortline Excursion
Train to President Jimmy Carter’s former campaign headquarters in Plains and
boyhood home in Archery. Visit a museum, national cemetery and site of a
Confederate prison camp at Andersonville National Historic Site. Tee off at Georgia
Veterans Memorial Golf Course (10 miles). In season, stop by a local strawberry To Macon
CORDELE
farm. At the campground, gather pecans in season (Oct./Nov.) or fish in a private 280
pond. Pool: May 1–Oct. 1. Max pull thru: 95 ft. Your hosts: the Perlis family’s staff. 280
75
Exit 97 on I-75 (easy access): Go west 1 block. 41
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373 Rockhouse Road East, Cordele, GA 31015
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Georgia 4 Forsyth
Halfway between musically rich Macon and cosmopolitan Atlanta—and with easy
access to I-75—this KOA lies in the heart of Georgia. Though you’d never know it
from the quiet country setting, the campground is convenient to the city services of
Forsyth and a host of regional attractions. Sample true Southern hospitality in lively
villages. Explore lovely lakes, splashing waterfalls and rivers plump with catfish. Snap
photos in charming Juliette, where Fried Green Tomatoes was filmed, then cool off
on 3,600-acre Lake Juliette. Movie fans can relive Gone with the Wind at Jones-
boro’s Road to Tara Museum, less than an hour’s drive. Visit Macon during its Cherry
Blossom Festival for a burst of spring color. Gather your group at KOA’s rally center
with its full-service kitchen. Basketball, volleyball and pedal boats keep everyone
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busy. Early spring to late fall (Fridays/Saturdays), the Forsyth KOA Express Train pro-
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Ca vides free late evening narrated tours of the city of Forsyth. Email: ke123@msn.com.
Exit NF
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414 South Frontage Road, Forsyth, GA 31029-0967
5 Jacksonville N/St. Marys

Enjoy the shade under the magnificent Georgia pines at this KOA, only
1/2 mile off I-95 and 1 mile from the Florida border. This friendly camp-
ground is known for its free waffle and pancake breakfast served daily.
All sites are pull thru, and they include cable and Wi-Fi. Enjoy the large pool with a
waterfall, mini-golf course, Jump Pads, fitness center, game room, on-site laundry,
fenced pet park, playground and a full-kitchen enclosed clubhouse. At this exit,
hop on the ferry ride to Cumberland Island National Seashore for a wild, untouched
beach adventure. Visit Fort Clinch on Amelia Island or tour historic St. Marys. Go
shopping in Jacksonville (20-minute drive). Okefenokee Swamp alligator adventures
(and more!) are only a day trip away. Golf at Laurel Island Links is just down the road,
and kayaking/boating tours are nearby. Email: jaxnorthrv@gmail.com. Pool: March 1– KINGSLAND Exit
40 3
Oct. 31. Max pull thru: 85 ft. Your hosts: Ron Shamblin and Johnny Knight. d
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2970 Scrubby Bluff Road, Kingsland, GA 31548 R.
6 Lake Oconee/Greensboro
A playful railroad theme is just a hint of all the fun you’ll have at this one-of-a-kind
KOA. The campground has 23 authentic railroad boxcars, club cars and cabooses
scattered across 55 acres—and you can spend the night in one! With its own boat
launch and slips, this KOA is a perfect base camp for boaters and anglers eager to
get out on Lake Oconee, the region’s sparkling jewel. The campground’s private
white sand beach and two swimming pools also make a big splash with the kids. A
4,000-square-foot clubhouse allows groups to enjoy the lakefront setting. Check out
Greensboro’s shops and historic attractions. Pool: May 1–Nov. 1. Max pull thru: 42 ft.
From Atlanta: Take I-20 E to Exit 130. Off the ramp, turn R onto GA 44 W. Go 5.4 mi,
turn R onto Carey Station Rd. Go 5.1 mi; KOA on L. From N: Take US 129 S/US 441 S/
15 GA 15 S. Turn L onto GA 12 W/US 278 for 3 mi. Turn R onto Carey Station Rd. Go 2.7
Lake
Oconee
278
GREENSBORO mi; KOA on R. From E: Take I-20 W to Exit 130. Off the ramp, turn L onto GA 44 W. Go
BUCKHEAD 5.4 mi to Carey Station Rd. Turn R onto Carey Station Rd. Go 5.1 mi; KOA on L. From S:
Exit
To Atlanta 130 Take GA 44 to Carey Station Rd, turn L onto Carey Station Rd. Go 5.1 mi; KOA on L.
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7 Savannah South
Come revel in the natural Southern beauty of Savannah South KOA.
With its handy Pull-Thru RV Sites, refreshing swimming pool and note-
worthy Southern hospitality, you’ll find it easy to relax under the lavish
Georgia pine trees. Savor the breathtaking display and variety of waterfowl, including
40-plus hand-raised mute swans, as they flock to the 35-acre fishing lake. Set out to
explore Savannah, the state’s oldest city and a popular travel destination. With one
of the largest National Historic Landmark districts in the United States, this charming
city offers impressive architecture, 22 historic parklike squares and a beautiful Low-
country landscape. Tybee, Jekyll and Hilton Head islands are all a short drive away
with gorgeous beaches and plenty of opportunities for fun. Pool: April 15–Nov. 1.
To Hilton 17 SC
Max pull thru: 80 ft. Your hosts: the Sommers family and Melissa Edmonson. 16 Head
SAVANNAH
GA
Located 18 miles south of Savannah. On I-95 take Exit 87 at Richmond Hill. 204 80
Turn left at end of ramp. Go south 1/2 mile on US 17. Turn left across the median 0 4 mi
To Tybee Is.
0 4 km
into the KOA. Not GPS friendly. GPS: N31.920883, W81.339381 95 204
RICHMOND HILL
OPEN ALL YEAR Exit
87
koa.com/camp/savannah 17
RESERVATIONS 800-562-8741 • INFO 912-756-3396 To Jacksonville Wassaw
4915 US Highway 17, PO Box 309, Richmond Hill, GA 31324 Sound
8 Tifton
Come to the equine- and pet-friendly Tifton KOA and you’ll find a quiet setting
nestled in a grove of pecan trees, along with good old-fashioned country
hospitality. Stay for an extended time or enjoy a quick stop en route to your final
destination. You’ll find easy-in/easy-out full-hookup sites and impeccable service.
Night registration is available. This KOA is 180 miles south of Atlanta and 250 miles
north of Orlando. Take a relaxing walk around the campground’s big open field
and gaze at a picturesque Georgia sunset. Enjoy the pool or check out the two
catch-and-release fishing ponds (with bream, bass and catfish). Kids have fun at
the playground while parents throw a few rounds of horseshoes close by. There are
55 Pull-Thru RV Sites, a small general store, RV parts, propane, ice cream, ice, laun-
dry facilities, a bathhouse and a rustic, one-room air-conditioned/heated Cabin. The
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520 82 Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 150 ft. Your hosts: Eugene & Lisa Gilmore.
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4632 Union Road, Tifton, GA 31794
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Enjoy the hospitality at this KOA located in the heart of Treasure Valley.
The owners take pride in providing a great experience for their guests.
RV Sites feature trees, grass and a concrete patio area. Work out in the fit-
ness center, splash in the indoor pool and relax in the hot tub. Families enjoy the rally
room, perfect for reunions. Live music once a week, ice cream socials and seasonal
Saturday breakfasts round out the fun. For adventure away from the campground, the
staff can help you design outings that might include a Shakespeare play performance,
a capitol tour in Boise or a thrilling whitewater trip down the fast-dropping Payette
River (stretches for beginners and experienced rafters). Roaring Springs Waterpark is
close by. You’ll find stock car races a few blocks away at Meridian Speedway. Pool:
Meridian Rd
Open all year. Max pull thru: 80 ft. Your hosts: Ron & Ramona Lundquist.
From I-84: Take Exit 44. Turn north onto Main St. Travel about 4 blocks, turn left W Franklin Rd E Franklin Rd
Main St
(west) onto Franklin Rd. Go 1 block to Meridian Rd, turn left (south). In 2 blocks turn
0 .5 mi
right onto W Pennwood St. KOA is on the right. GPS: N43.600735, W116.395835 W Pennwood St 0 .5 km
OPEN ALL YEAR To Caldwell Exit

44 To Boise
koa.com/camp/boise 84
W Overland Rd
184 W Pennwood Street, Meridian, ID 83642
2 Craters of the Moon/Arco

This award-winning campground sits at the edge of the Lost River
Range and Mount Borah (Idaho’s tallest mountain). The campground is
only 19 miles from Craters of the Moon National Monument & Preserve,
where you can explore vast lava flows, cinder cones and lava tube caves created
by ancient volcanoes. Discover mountain lakes and hot springs or watch for deer,
antelope, elk and moose. Ride your ATV up a volcanic dome or on the many trails
in the valley—some city roads even allow you to ride to the trails. Then quietly relax
at your spacious site shaded by mature trees, enjoy the heated pool or frolic with
your dog in the pet playground. Stay in an easy Pull-Thru RV Site with cable TV or a
cozy Camping Cabin—or pitch a tent. This KOA has free Wi-Fi and a great gift shop.
93 Join in the fun at nightly ice cream socials (seasonal). Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor
Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 75 ft. Your hosts: Alan and Barbara Zimmer.
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ve Located off Hwy 20/26 in Arco. Turn S at Pickle’s Place restaurant onto CR 3000 W.
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(Pickle’s Place located E edge of Arco.) KOA 1/2 mile. GPS: N43.62683, W113.29560
W Gran
N 3000 W
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93 3100 N 20 April 2 — October 20

To Idaho
Falls koa.com/camp/craters-of-the-moon
26 0 .5 mi
0 .5 km
2424 North 3000 West, Arco, ID 83213
3 Kamiah/Clearwater River
Let the beauty of Idaho surround you in the Kamiah Valley. Set along the
Northwest Passage Scenic Byway, this campground is directly across from
the Clearwater River and the Heart of the Monster. You’ll find plenty of recreation
in the Kamiah Valley, from tubing down the Clearwater River to exploring the
area’s renowned fishing spots. The Lewis and Clark Corps of Discovery expedition
traveled through this region—the homeland of the Nez Perce—and it’s still a
delight to explore. The scenic byway is a favorite of motorcyclists and driving
enthusiasts. Centrally located, this KOA is a short drive to some of Idaho’s best
OHV trails, hot springs and skiing locales. Pool: May 25–Sept. 30. Max pull thru:
100 ft.
To Lewiston
From Lewiston, ID: Take US Hwy 12 East for 65 mi. Your destination is on the left. 64
KAMIAH
From Missoula, MT: Take US Hwy 12 West for approx 150 mi. Your destination is on
the right. From Grangeville, ID: Take Hwy 13 to Kooskia for approx 40 mi. Turn left
12 0 2 mi
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To Missoula
13
4243 Highway 12, Kamiah, ID 83536
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Idaho 4 Lava Hot Springs
Nestled along the Portneuf River, this KOA has 85 sites that include
Cabins, RV Sites, Tent Sites and a pavilion. All sites have a picnic table
and a fire pit. Fish, swim or just relax in your camp chair along the
river in one of the newest, most popular RV Sites with KOA Patio. The
campground is open all year. In the winter, enjoy a cozy Cabin with 2 beds,
a bathroom, a kitchenette, a BBQ, satellite TV, linens/towels, heat and A/C.
These Cabins are a short walking distance to the world-famous hot springs.
This campground welcomes family reunions, company retreats and romantics
from near and far. Camping or glamping at Lava Hot Springs KOA is popular; sites
fill up quickly. The camp store offers RV/camping supplies, s’mores, coffee, hot
To Pocatello chocolate, firewood, souvenirs and tube rental discount tickets. Reservations
Blase r
Exit
47 for Lava Hot Springs KOA can be made one year in advance by phone or online.
Rd
Max pull thru: 60 ft. Your hosts: Kody & Andi Tillotson.
MCCAMMON
Exit 47 off I-15: Travel 13 miles east.
15
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LAVA HOT SPRINGS
Bristol OPEN ALL YEAR
Park Ln koa.com/camp/lava-hot-springs
0 2 mi
To Ogden 0 2 km RESERVATIONS 800-562-3642 • INFO 208-776-5295
100 Bristol Park Lane, Lava Hot Springs, ID 83246
5 Lava Hot Springs/City Center

Whether camping or glamping, Lava Hot Springs/City Center KOA will
please the traveler or staycationer in all four seasons with Camping
Cabins, Deluxe Cabins and RV Sites. All Cabins have fireplaces, A/C and
satellite TV. At this KOA, you are in the heart of popular water activities of every type
and temperature. The Portneuf River meanders through the campground, and it
borders many waterfront RV Sites. At check-in, get a 15% discount on a tube rental
or a shuttle pass for the 4Falls tube stand. The Olympic Swimming Complex (walking
distance) includes an outdoor 50-meter pool, diving boards and waterslides. The
indoor pool is open all year. It includes a kiddie cove, climbing wall and diving boards.
World-famous mineral hot springs are also open all year. WInter guests can ski at
Pebble Creek Ski Area (20 minutes away). The camp store has RV supplies, firewood, To Pocatello
Blase r
snacks, swimsuits, water shoes and souvenirs. Your hosts: Kody & Andi Tillotson. Exit
47
Rd
Take Exit 47 off I-15: Travel 12 mi east on Hwy 30. Exit into Lava Hot Springs under the
MCCAMMON
double speed slides. Turn right at KOA sign. GPS: N42.619869, W112.012389
15
30
OPEN ALL YEAR LAVA HOT SPRINGS
N Center St
koa.com/camp/lava-hot-springs-city-center
To Ogden 0 2 mi
RESERVATIONS 800-562-7807 • INFO 208-776-5209 2 km
0
89 North Center Street, Lava Hot Springs, ID 83246
6 Montpelier Creek
This peaceful KOA lies along the Oregon Trail, halfway between Salt
Lake City and Yellowstone National Park. Settle back in a tree-shaded
site, lulled by the trickle of the creek that runs through the camp-
ground. Drop a lure into the creek (fishing license required) or relax in the
heated pool. Your dog will love the fenced-in dog park and a walk along the
nature trail. No RV or tent? Stay in a Cabin by the creek. Or go “glamping” in a
Deluxe Cabin with a full bath and linen service (no linens provided for bunk beds).
The National Oregon/California Trail Center provides an amazing look at the
pioneer experience, including a computer-simulated covered-wagon ride. For
adventure today, you can explore ATV trails, enjoy water sports at Bear Lake, bird-
To Lava Hot Springs watch at Bear Lake National Wildlife Refuge or head underground to Minnetonka
Cave. Please call for campground’s early opening dates. Pool: Memorial Wknd–
30 GENEVA Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 75 ft. Your hosts: Jim and Brenda Reno.
36
MONTPELIER 89 From Montpelier: Go 2 miles north on US 89N toward Jackson, WY.
89
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0 4 mi
89
0 4 km koa.com/camp/montpelier-creek
To Garden City RESERVATIONS 800-562-7576 • INFO 208-847-0863
30
28501 US Highway 89, Montpelier, ID 83254
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7 Pocatello
The quiet Pocatello KOA is surrounded by mountains—perfect for skiing
and snowmobiling in winter and rock climbing and hiking the rest of the
year. Then soak your aching muscles in Idaho’s world-famous Lava Hot
Springs, only 30 minutes away. Pocatello’s Ross Park features a pool and sporting
activities and also hosts the Pocatello Zoo. Visit Idaho State University and the
Museum of Natural History on campus. This KOA offers grassy, shaded Tent Sites
with fire pits and up to 82-foot-long, extra-wide Pull-Thru RV Sites. Or stay in a
Cabin! Year-round monthly sites available, as well as propane. Relax, play horse-
shoes or enjoy ice cream. This is a great overnight stop on your way to Yellowstone
National Park, and it’s 2 1/2 hours from Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Stay a night or
Chubbuck Rd
two as you travel to/from the Calgary Stampede in Alberta, Canada. Gasoline is
p us Dr
91
available on-site. Max pull thru: 82 ft. Your hosts: Rose V. and Tom D. 86
m
Oly
From I-15: Take Exit 71 Pocatello Creek Rd. East 1 1/4 miles. From I-86 W: Take
Salt Lake Jct to Pocatello Creek Exit 71. Then east 1 1/4 miles. Pocate
Yellowstone Ave
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0 1 mi
RESERVATIONS 800-562-9175 • INFO 208-233-6851 Oak St
0 1 km
9815 West Pocatello Creek Road, Pocatello, ID 83201
8 Twin Falls/Jerome
Experience Southern Idaho’s Magic Valley as you walk on the new
cantilevered overlook by the Perrine Bridge. Watch daredevil BASE
jumpers, see Evel Knievel’s jump site or cool down at Shoshone Indian
Ice Caves. Back at KOA, enjoy a refreshing swim after a day of sightseeing or
stop by the ice cream social. The store is stocked with groceries, beer, wine, RV
supplies and souvenirs. Tired from a long day’s drive and don’t feel like cooking or
unhooking? Take advantage of the campground’s KOA Café, open June through
August. Dinner service: Have your meals delivered to your site, and enjoy this
campground’s own style of “room service.” Whether you want to relax at your
campsite, explore the area, play games or sit by the pool, the Twin Falls/Jerome
JEROME
25 KOA has it all. The staff looks forward to your visit! Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor
To Boise 93 Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 80 ft. Your hosts: the Carranza family.
84 From I-84 Exit 173: Go N for 1 mi on US 93. Turn L at American Ave; then turn R on
Liberty Ln
Liberty Lane to KOA. (Old address: 5431 US Hwy 93, Jerome, ID 83338.)
Exit 0 3 mi
American Ave 173 0 3 km
Sna
ke To Pocatello
R.
koa.com/camp/twin-falls
TWIN FALLS 441 South Liberty Lane, Jerome, ID 83338
HERE’S HOW YOU CAMP IN Idaho!
@apemantha @marrsrvadventures @bridgelounge @soomld
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1 Benton
Conveniently located off I-57 and just 2 miles from Rend Lake (one of
the Seven Wonders of Illinois), you can pull in and out of this KOA’s
extra-long Pull-Thru RV Sites with ease. Take a dip in the pool, visit
the hair salon or fish in KOA’s pond. Nearby attractions include championship golf
courses, boating and bicycle/horseback-riding trails. Enjoy a Southern Illinois Miners
baseball game. Take a day trip to the Garden of the Gods in Shawnee National
Forest. Visit wineries along the Southern Illinois Wine Trail. Pool: Memorial Wknd–
Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 98 ft. Your hosts: Walter & Karen Freeman.
I-57 N’bnd, Exit 71: R at top of ramp, L just past CVS Pharmacy onto Du Quoin
St. KOA on R, about 1 mi. I-57 S’bnd, Exit 71: L at top of ramp, L at 2nd light (CVS
corner) onto Du Quoin St. KOA on R, approx 1 mi. SR 37 N’bnd: Enter into town Rend Lake
circle, take road right onto 14 E’bnd, turn R at light by Pizza Hut onto Du Quoin Rend Lake Dam Rd Licata Rd 57
St. KOA on R, about 1 mi. SR 37 S’bnd: From Exit 77 (Rend Lake), R turn at light
Du Quoin St
37
onto Petroff Rd, L at stop sign. KOA on L 1/4 mi. GPS: N38.012600, W88.929258
N Main St
Petroff Rd Illinois St
14
OPEN ALL YEAR 0 1 mi
0 1 km
koa.com/camp/benton Exit
71 W Main St
1500 North Du Quoin Street, Benton, IL 62812
2 Casey
Immerse yourself in the 19th century at Lincoln Log Cabin State Historic Site
near this KOA. Costumed guides play Tom and Sarah Lincoln and their neighbors
at the working living history farm, owned in the 1840s by Honest Abe’s father
and stepmother. You’re only 45 miles from Arthur/Arcola, the hub of Illinois
Amish Country, and 30 miles from Eastern Illinois University and Lake Land
College. Shaded level sites offer beautiful views of the rising/setting sun.
Swim in the pool or rent a boat to fish on the lake. Play basketball or enjoy the
game room. From Memorial Day to Labor Day, join in ice cream socials on
Saturday nights. Celebrate July 4th by watching fireworks at the city park in
Casey. Be sure to check out Casey’s huge wind chime, golf tee, knitting needles
E 1250th Rd and crochet hook, all the largest in the world according to Guinness World
To Terre Records. Limited facilities in March. Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd.
Haute
Max pull thru: 70 ft.
Exit
129
To Effingham
70 From I-70: Exit 129 1/4 mile north to crossroads, then left 1/4 mile.
49
& I-57 40
0 .5 mi
koa.com/camp/casey
CASEY
0 .5 km RESERVATIONS 800-562-9113 • INFO 217-932-5319
1248 East 1250th Road, Casey, IL 62420
3 Chicago Northwest
Welcome to the KOA closest to Chicago! The front desk staff will be
able to give you detailed information on public transportation from the
campground to Chicago or Wrigley Field. Wi-Fi is provided throughout
the park at no extra cost. All the amenities are free for you and your family to enjoy,
including the Swiss Tree Fort Village playground, a Jump Pad, mini golf, gaga ball,
Frisbee golf, a pool and more. Enjoy planned activities on weekends. The camp-
ground also offers discounted tickets to area attractions such as Donley’s Wild West
Town (next door) and Santa’s Village Azoosment Park. The popular Illinois Railway
Museum is just a few miles down the road. Get a taste of the Midwest while enjoying
a nice dinner at one of several family-owned restaurants nearby. This KOA is a 24-
MARENGO
hour gated facility. All guests arriving after hours need a reservation. Pool: Memorial
S Union Rd
UNION
Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 70 ft. Your hosts: Thomas & Sylvia Weber.
20
From I-90: Exit 42 Marengo/Hampshire; turn L (west) on Hwy 20; 4 1/2 mi then R 23 47
on South Union Rd. Follow signs to Wild West Town. GPS: N42.206118, W88.550137 To Rockford Mareng
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0 2 km 42
8404 South Union Road, Union, IL 60180
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Illinois 4 Kankakee South
Kankakee South KOA offers a quiet get-away-from-it-all retreat that’s just an
hour south of Chicago. Good restaurants, golf courses, canoe trips and Friday
night stock car races are nearby. You’re just 10 minutes from the Chicago Bears’
training camp. At nearby Kankakee River State Park, enjoy the scenic wilderness
paths. Hiking, biking, canoeing, fishing and picnicking are favorite park pastimes.
At the campground, amenities include the pool, playground, basketball and
volleyball courts and a game room—or relax under one of the big, shady oaks.
There’s a pavilion for your reunion or party needs. Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor
Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 75 ft.
KANKAKEE From Exit 308, I-57 and US 45-52: Go 3 miles south, then 1/2 mile east on
115 East 6000 South Road.
Exit
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CHEBANSE RESERVATIONS 800-562-4192 • INFO 815-939-4603
425 East 6000 South Road, Chebanse, IL 60922
5 LaSalle/Peru
With easy access from I-39 and I-80, yet away from interstate noise,
this KOA is a great country retreat for weary travelers looking for a good
night’s sleep. Simple pleasures like relaxing around a campfire and enjoy-
ing the sounds of nature will help you prepare for the next leg of your journey. Or
extend your stay and explore the state parks in the area. Just 5 miles south, the deep
canyons and towering bluffs at Starved Rock State Park will make you feel as though
you’ve left the Prairie State altogether. Hike up to 13 miles of trails along canyons with
waterfalls. At nearby Matthiessen State Park, you’ll find vigorous trails and beautiful
rock formations. Check out restaurants, shopping and golf in the area. Pool: Memo-
rial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 70 ft. Your hosts: Dave & Linda Waszak.
From I-80 Exit 81 (Route 178): Turn N for 1.5 mi to 3150th Rd. From I-39 traveling N 33rd Rd
N: Go E on I-80 2 mi to Exit 81 (Route 178). Turn N for 1.5 mi to 3150th Rd. From N 3150th Rd
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6 Lena
Visit and see why campers of all ages love this beautifully landscaped
campground located at the start of the historic Stagecoach Trail, just
35 miles east of Galena. Nearby, you’ll find hiking, fishing, golf courses,
bike trails and antique shops. It’s perfect for vacations or weekend getaways. Enjoy
the heated pool with a double tube slide and the Jumping Pillow. Play cornhole,
sand volleyball, gaga ball, carpetball and horseshoes. Try gem mining—or rent fun-
bikes and pedal karts. Themed weekend activities include ice cream socials, barrel
train rides, “hey” rides, live music, movies and more. This campground features a
variety of camping options, including RV Sites with KOA Patio, Deluxe Cabins and
teepees. With a large outdoor Camping Kitchen, fire pits at every site and Wi-Fi
available throughout the park, this KOA is ideal for groups, reunions and families.
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10982 US Highway 20 West, Lena, IL 61048
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7 Rock Island/Quad Cities
Rock Island/Quad Cities KOA, located at Camelot, is at the center of all that’s going
on in the area. This KOA has RV Sites, Tent Sites and Cabins on 150+ acres for guests
to explore, including 50 acres of lake for fishing (no license required) or boating.
Enjoy a heated outdoor pool, adults-only hot tub, water spray park for all ages and
a community room. The bathhouse features individual showers and dressing rooms.
Paddleboats, canoes and kayaks are available. Play mini golf for free with your own
golf ball or purchase a souvenir ball. There are many shaded sites next to or near the
lake. Play horseshoes, go fishing or check out the Jump Pad. Planned activities for
kids and families are scheduled for most weekends throughout the season. Need
an RV repair? On-site service is available by appointment. Other services include
DAVENPORT
LP gas, a dump station and local repair shops for gasoline and diesel engines. Pool: BUS R. 92
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Illinois’ capital forms the heart of Abraham Lincoln country. Visitors can tour the
16th president’s home, law offices and Old State Capitol where he served in the
legislature. View the Lincoln Library and Museum. Pay your respects at Lincoln’s
Tomb. Visit the New Salem State Historic Site. Here, costumed guides re-create
the 1830s town where the future president lived and worked. Southeast of the
city, this KOA offers a quiet country setting with covered Tent Sites, level Pull-Thru
RV Sites and Deluxe Cabins. Head to Lake Springfield for boating and fishing.
Nostalgia buffs: Don’t leave without getting your kicks on Route 66, where you’ll
find shops, motorcycle races, antique car rallies and a drive-in diner. Relax at
0 2 mi
KOA’s pool or enjoy the banana bikes, mini golf and Jump Pad (all included with
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1 Anderson/Muncie
Indiana
The serenity of the White River sets the pace for a relaxing getaway
at this KOA. Discover the pleasures of peaceful country living along
the campground’s full mile of secluded river frontage. Explore the
13-acre island, two ponds and a 3.5-acre lake perfect for fishing and swimming.
Minutes away, visit Mounds State Park with its remarkable earthworks created by
the Adena-Hopewell people more than 2,000 years ago. Muncie, home to Ball
State University, is just 15 miles away. It’s less than an hour’s drive to Indianapolis,
where you’ll find professional sports, shopping and dining along with the NCAA
Hall of Champions and Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum. Limited availabil-
ity Oct. 15–April 15. Max pull thru: 100 ft. Your hosts: Steve & Terri Foster.
I-69 Exit 234: West on Hwy 32, 2.8 mi to CR 300 E. (Directly across from entrance
to Anderson Municipal Airport.) North 1/2 mi to CR 75 N. Turn right on 75 N, 200 yds. Ri To Muncie
White ve
r Exit
KOA is on left. N’bnd Exit 234 is a double exit. At bottom of exit ramp, go through 234
300E 75N
light. Stay in right lane to Hwy 32. Continue as above. GPS: N40.117064, W85.610478 32
To CHESTERFIELD
Anderson Anderson
OPEN ALL YEAR Municipal
Airport
69
koa.com/camp/muncie Mounds
RESERVATIONS 800-562-0795 • INFO 765-378-5909 State
Park
0 1 mi
3230 East 75 North, Anderson, IN 46017 0 .5 km
2 Angola/Hogback Lake NEW

Angola/Hogback Lake KOA is a perfect lakeside retreat. The camp-
ground is your destination for outdoor recreation; it offers a marina
with boat rentals, a private beach for lazy days, volleyball courts, play-
grounds and a dog park for your furry friends. Campers can enjoy long Pull-Thru
RV Sites, new RV Sites with KOA Patio, Premium Tent Sites, Deluxe Cabins, Camp-
ing Cabins and a new pool in the summer of 2019. A short drive away, check out
Amish Country in Shipshewana, a quaint local town where you are sure to enjoy
the tours, museums, crafts, food and events. Visit koa.com/camp/angola for up-
dates, a schedule of events and improvements. Limited RV Sites available during
the winter. Pool: Watch for the opening in summer 2019. Max pull thru: 75 ft.
To I-90 From I-69 North/South: Take Exit 348 toward LaGrange/Angola. Turn onto
127 Hwy 20 West toward LaGrange. Continue 2.1 miles; campground is on the left.
69
S 200 W
Tri-State
Steuben
County
Airport ANGOLA
20 OPEN ALL YEAR
Exit
348 koa.com/camp/angola
S 600 W
To Fort 0 1 mi RESERVATIONS 800-562-5645 • INFO 260-665-5353

Wayne 0 1 km
5251 West US 20, Angola, IN 96703
3 Batesville
Soak up the serenity at this lovely campground in southeast Indiana, midway between
Indianapolis and Cincinnati. It’s surrounded by hardwood forest, a golf course and
a 52-acre lake, with easy access to I-74 only 2 miles away. This established 544-acre
campground makes the most of its rural setting among fishing ponds with a spacious
lodge at the lake’s edge. Also enjoy the pools, pavilions, a gazebo and an adult center.
Tee off right from the campground on the 9-hole golf course that wraps through
woods and along waterways. Two boat ramps offer easy access to the stocked fishing
lake, popular with anglers/swimmers. Enjoy mini golf, beach volleyball and horse-
shoes. Join in hayrides, nature walks, crafts, candy hunts and themed weekends.
The family lodge seats up to 150 guests, and the picnic pavilions and gazebo offer
gathering spaces too. This KOA is a great place for groups and rallies. Pools: Memorial OLDENBURG
To
Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 45 ft. Your host: Warren Tester. Indianapolis
From Cincinnati, OH: Take I-74 W across OH/IN state line to Exit 156 (Sunman/Milan).
Turn L at exit to Hwy 46. Turn R onto Hwy 46. KOA approx 2 mi on L, past golf course. BATESVILLE
74
To Cincinnati
Exit 156
April 5 — October 20 Bischoff 46
Reservoir
koa.com/camp/batesville
RESERVATIONS 800-562-3418 • INFO 812-934-0296 0 1 mi 101
0 1 km
7234 E State Road, Hwy 46, Batesville, IN 47006
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4 Bluffton/Fort Wayne South
Indiana
The Bluffton/Fort Wayne South KOA is primarily a weekend retreat campground,
sought by campers who are seeking tranquility, an escape from daily stress and a
return to nature. This wooded KOA is located in a picturesque small Indiana town,
yet it’s only about 25 minutes from the bustling Fort Wayne metro area. The
campground offers more than 100 full-service RV Sites, five Cabins, Tent Sites,
a heated pool, horseshoes, a volleyball court, a playground, walking trails and
planned activities. Check out the Kamp K9! November–April, full hookups are
available. Units must use a heated water supply line. Pool: Memorial Wknd–
Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 90 ft. Your hosts: Ryan and Missy Crismore.
I-69 Exit 278: Go N on State Rd 5 to red flashing signal, small cemetery on E side of
Wabash
Ri intersection. Turn E on State Rd 124 E. Continue E approx 4 mi to 1st 4-way stop at
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State Rd 3 & State Rd 124 E. Continue E approx 9 mi on State Rd 124 E to 2nd 4-way
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1 stop at Adams St (to S) and State Rd 124 (to N), large warehouse on N side of inter-
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Division Rd section. Continue E approx 1/4 mi to KOA entrance. For more directions, please call.
124
Adams St
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Exit
278
OPEN ALL YEAR
koa.com/camp/bluffton
WARREN 0 1 mi
0 1 km
1625 West Lancaster Street, Bluffton, IN 46714
5 Brown County/Nashville
To Indianapolis
The gentle hills of southern Indiana’s Brown County roll off into the dis-
135
tance from this KOA set atop a forested ridge. Although it’s easy to reach,
the campground is tucked among the trees away from the main road.
Tent Sites and Back-In RV Sites make the most of the wooded setting; so 31
NASHVILLE
Exit
does the walking trail, popular with both human and canine campers. You’ll find Pull- 68 COLUMBUS
Thru RV Sites, Camping Cabins, a pool, basketball court, pavilion and fenced pet park. 46 46
Hikers and golfers appreciate Brown County State Park and Salt Creek Golf Retreat, 46
both just across the road. Less than two miles away, downtown Nashville, Indiana,
65
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delights visitors with its historic artists’ colony, locally owned shops, restaurants and Brown 135
County 0 4 km 11
live music. New in 2019: Deluxe Cabins and Premium Tent Sites! Pool: Memorial State
Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 60 ft. Your hosts: Paul and Matt Lawson. Park
To Louisville
From I-65: Take Exit 68 (Columbus); go west on State Road 46 for 14 miles. You
will see a Shell gas station/Circle K on the right. KOA entrance is about 200 yards
past the Shell station on the right. GPS: N39.19577, W86.205112 April 1 — November 1
koa.com/camp/brown-county
INFO 812-988-4675
2248 State Road 46 East
Nashville, IN 47448
6 Crawfordsville
It’s always a thrill to stay at a KOA—and at Crawfordsville KOA, your dogs
and cats will agree. Rover and Muffin receive free treats at check-in, and
the animal-loving staff offers a pet-walking service. You’ll enjoy relaxing
at your campsite, whether it’s a long, shady Pull-Thru RV Site or a cozy Camping
Cabin. The peaceful country setting offers many trees and a kaleidoscope of flowers.
The pool, game room and playground keep guests entertained. Hold your family
reunion at the enclosed pavilion. You’ll find canoe rentals, hiking trails, horseback
riding and state parks nearby. In Parke County, explore more than 30 covered bridges
as well as old mills and small towns with shops selling antiques and hand-stitched
quilts. If you need a site during the off-season, please email. Coming soon: Kamp K9!
To Exit
34
Limited facilities from Nov. 15 to April 15. Store closed. Water, electric and sewer
Danville
on 10 sites only. Rest of sites have everything but water. Pool: Memorial Wknd–
e
74
Lafayette Av
Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 80 ft. Your hosts: Jamie Nelson & Kevin Crull.
To
Indianapolis From E or W: Take Exit 34. Go down the ramp, turn R (S) onto US 231. KOA is 1 mi on L.
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koa.com/camp/crawfordsville
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136 RESERVATIONS 800-562-4191 • INFO 765-230-0965 or 765-362-4190
1600 Lafayette Road, Crawfordsville, IN 47933
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Indiana
7 Elkhart Co/Middlebury
Come and enjoy the simple, quiet life in northern Indiana at one of the
nation’s largest Amish communities. At the campground, you can join
in a back-roads Amish shopping tour on Thursdays in the KOA van
(May 15–Sept. 15). The tour takes you through Amish Country to see handcrafted
furniture, quilts, noodle-making and more. RV enthusiasts can tour one of the
many RV plants or visit the RV/MH Hall of Fame while visiting the “RV Capital of the
World.” Shop the famous Shipshewana Flea Market on Tuesdays and Wednesdays
(KOA offers a shuttle to this attraction from May 15–Sept. 15). Enjoy all the fun and
activities this campground offers from the KOA Care Camps Big Weekend to Labor
Day weekend. It’s always fun for any age at this KOA! Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor
Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 80 ft. Your hosts: Hope Perkins and Nick Harrison.
12
I-80/90 Exit 107: South 1 1/2 miles on State Road (or Route) 13, or 4 miles north 103 131
MI
of Middlebury at the intersection of State Road 13 and State Road 120. Five miles IN Exit 107
north of US 20 on State Road 13. GPS: N41.727623, W85.683629 80 90 120
BRISTOL
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52867 State Road 13, Middlebury, IN 46540
8 Indiana Beach/Monticello NEW

Camping means lakeside living at this new KOA located within the Indiana Beach
Amusement & Water Park Resort, just steps away from central Indiana’s beauti-
ful Lake Shafer. Make the most of every minute with a boat ramp, swimming pool,
splash pad, basketball court, mini golf, fishing, three playgrounds and more. When
you’re ready for a break, you’ll find accommodations to suit your style with Camping
Cabins, Deluxe Cabins and RV Sites ideal for large RVs, fifth wheels, pop-ups and
tents. In season, check out the additional campground activities and discounted
tickets to the Indiana Beach Amusement & Water Park Resort, where you’ll find thrill
rides, water slides, a boardwalk and live music. Enjoy free transportation to the resort
by ferry boat or trolley. Minutes away in Monticello, explore antique shops, wineries
and restaurants. Pools: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 50 ft.
Lake
421 Shafer Located 4 mi N of Monticello and 1/4 mi N of Indiana Beach entrance. Recom-
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24 Dr 110 mi S of Chicago and 95 mi N of Indianapolis.) GPS: N40.794603, W86.779990
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2882 Northwest Shafer Drive, Monticello, IN 47960
9 Indianapolis
This KOA has camping for all types of RVs including long RV Sites with
KOA Patio! No RV? No problem. You’ll find sites for tents and Cabins
for those without a tent. Take a leisurely stroll along a meandering
creek and enjoy the shade of a towering canopy of oak, maple and sycamore
trees. Horses await your arrival at the corral. Professionals will enjoy Wi-Fi and the
convenience to downtown. Youngsters can spend hours on the playground, and
the whole family will love the new water park. Even the family dog can run free in
the campground’s Bark Park! Indianapolis KOA is the place to be on weekends for
the Indy 500, Brickyard 400 and the Red Bull Air Race. Campers can fuel up with
breakfast before the high-octane excitement! This KOA is 20 minutes from the
Mt. Com fort Rd
famous Speedway and 15 minutes from the Children’s Museum, Lucas Oil Stadium,
Indy Zoo and malls. Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 110 ft. 36
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south 1/4 mile—the campground is on the left. GPS: N39.816021, W85.911252
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N 600 W Rd
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Richmond KOA is a cozy, family-friendly campground. Enjoy relaxing
at your site or go for a walk on the nature trail. On summer weekends,
kids meet for crafts, games, hayrides and movies—if you can pull
them out of the pool. Activities include mini golf, a playground, a stocked pond
for fishing, cornhole, bike rentals and pedal boat rentals. Make this KOA your base
camp for exploring the area. Visit The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis, the
National Museum of the U.S. Air Force in Dayton and Kings Island in Cincinnati.
Locally, you can hunt for treasures along Antique Alley’s two trails that feature
more than 1,200 dealers and 140-plus miles. Tour the 1839 red-brick home,
called the “Grand Central Station of the Underground Railroad,” where Levi and
Catharine Coffin hid more than 2,000 runaway slaves. Pool: Memorial Wknd–
27 Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 70 ft. Your hosts: Keith and Bonnie Diesing.
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This peaceful family campground, nestled between South Bend and Elkhart,
combines a rustic wooded setting with the convenience of being within walking
distance to restaurants and stores. It’s just 7 miles from the University of Notre Dame
and about 9 miles from Elkhart. Area attractions include the Studebaker National
Museum, RV/MH Hall of Fame, Amish Country, RV surplus stores and a zoo. Stroll
the river walks in Mishawaka and Elkhart or go rafting on the East Race Waterway in
South Bend. Back at KOA, enjoy shaded level RV Sites with cable TV (56 channels),
free Wi-Fi, spacious Deluxe Cabins and cozy Camping Cabins. This is the KOA with
the gelato bar—and Hunt Brothers Pizza too! Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day
Wknd. Max pull thru: 75 ft. Your hosts: Thomas Jetzer & Patricia Schenk-Jetzer.
12 EDWARDSBURG
From E or W I-80/90: Take Exit 83, 2.3 miles north on SR 23, turn left at light on 12
Princess
Princess Way. From S: Take US 31N to Hwy 20E to Exit SR 331N/Elm St, go on 51 Way 62
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50707 Princess Way, Granger, IN 46530
12 Terre Haute
Looking for a home-away-from-home? You’ll find it at Terre Haute
KOA! Enjoy the welcoming atmosphere and peaceful campsites as you
take advantage of the many amenities, including a saltwater pool, pedal
kart track, gem mining, miniature donkeys and Krossroads Café (March 15–Oct. 25).
Take a trip downtown where you can tour the Clabber Girl Museum & Bake Shop
and the Children’s Museum. Or you can take in the National Road Heritage Trail.
Don’t forget the Covered Bridge Festival in October! Worn out from all the fun?
Quiet and relaxation await you on your shady, level RV Site. If you don’t have an RV,
don’t fret. The campground also offers Camping Cabins, Deluxe Cabins, Tent Sites
and teepees. Come find your happy place at Terre Haute KOA! Pool: Memorial
46 To Indianapolis
Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 112 ft. Your hosts: the Davidson family.
70 I-70 Exit 11A at IN 46: Follow IN 46 E—1.3 miles across bridge to Tucker St.
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With its beautiful bathhouses, RV Sites with KOA Patio, two dog
parks, large easy-in/easy-out Pull-Thru RV Sites, immaculate Cabins,
Tent Sites and jam-packed themed organized activities, you’ll be
hard-pressed to find a better place than this KOA to relax and have fun. You
won’t be bothered by road noise, train tracks or planes while sitting around the
campfire or enjoying the pavilion’s Camping Kitchen. Take a dip in the heated
pool, challenge a friend to trampoline basketball, bounce on the Jumping Pillow,
relax on the paddleboats, soak your family and friends at Water Wars or drop a
line in the stocked fishing pond. This quiet, family-friendly RV park has plenty
of amenities to keep both overnighters and vacationers busy during their stay.
35 Pizza, wings and more can be delivered right to your site. Pool: May 9–Sept. 16.
141 Max pull thru: 75 ft. Your hosts: the Rademacher family.
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34308 L Avenue, Adel, IA 50003
2 Newton
Newton KOA is the place for family fun and a perfect overnight stop off
I-80. In 2018, 30 new long Pull-Thru RV Sites with full hookups were
added. Sites include cable TV and free Wi-Fi via a new high-speed inter-
net connection. Deluxe Cabins and Tent Sites are in open and shaded areas. Relax by
the pool or cast a line in the stocked 3-acre fishing pond (no license required). Walk
your dog on the mile-long nature trail adjacent to this pet-friendly KOA (breed restric-
tions apply). Enjoy the Frisbee golf course, horseshoes, shuffleboard, Jump Pad, gaga
ball, basketball and a game room and lounge. The camp store offers RV accessories
and local wines and beer. Join in weekend ice cream socials and pancake breakfasts.
Visit the NASCAR-owned Iowa Speedway. Winterized sites available. Pool: Memorial
Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 70 ft. Your hosts: Curtis & Dana VanGilder. 1st Ave E 6
E 12th St S
From I-80: Turn N at Exit 168 onto Iowa Speedway Dr. Travel 3/4 mi, look for KOA’s S 9th Ave E
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3 Onawa/Blue Lake
Follow the Lewis and Clark Trail to Onawa/Blue Lake KOA, located in the heart of the
Loess Hills (pronounced “luss”), unique formations created thousands of years ago.
You can view the topography along the Loess Hills National Scenic Byway. Relax at
this quiet, rural campground that offers shade trees and open grassy areas. Enjoy
beautiful lake sunsets and the wind whispering through the trees. Let the kids (or the
kid inside of you) take a dip in the pool and explore the campground with paddle-
boats or fun-cycles. This KOA is located on the lake, with fishing and boating for all
to enjoy. Free Wi-Fi! In June, the area hosts a Lewis & Clark Festival with a keelboat
display, quilt show and reenactments—or visit the Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center
year-round. Try your luck at Blackbird Bend Casino, just a 5-minute drive. Get your
To Sioux City motor running over to the Onawa Racing and Events Complex, Onawa’s newest
Dogwood
Ave attraction. Open April 1–Oct. 31 (weather permitting). Pool: Memorial Wknd–
Blue Lake Exit Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 95 ft. Your hosts: Onawa/Blue Lake KOA family.
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Discover a tropical getaway in the heart of the Midwest. This island-
themed campground, located directly behind Lost Island Waterpark
and Adventure Golf and Go Karts, is perfect for a family getaway. Stay
in a Deluxe Cabin, RV or tent. Enjoy the on-site disc golf, dog park, paddleboats
and bicycles. This location has gasoline, diesel and an LP fill station on-site. When
you stay at this KOA, you can get discount vouchers for Lost Island Waterpark!
The South Hills Golf Course and Isle Casino Hotel Waterloo are just across
the road. Jog or ride the Cedar Valley Nature Trail, wander through the Grout
Museum District, explore the Phelps Youth Pavilion/Waterloo Center for the Arts
or relax on the sandy beach. Max pull thru: 100 ft. Your host: Matt Abben.
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1 Dodge City NEW
Discover America’s frontier past at this new campground in Dodge City’s historic
Heritage District. Of course, you’ll have all the modern amenities such as Wi-Fi,
cable, a laundry, camp store, covered pavilion and even access to a dog park. You’ll
find a site to match your travel style, including Pull-Thru RV Sites up to 117 feet long,
Back-In RV Sites, Deluxe Cabins and Tent Sites. This KOA is within walking distance
to Dodge City’s Wild West hot spots, water park, restaurants and shopping. Boot Hill
Museum offers a unique look into Dodge City’s early days as a gunslinging town
filled with buffalo hunters, railroad workers and cattle drivers. In summer months,
the streets come alive with cowpoke gunfights. Other attractions include Boot Hill
Casino, Dodge City Raceway Park and the Dodge City Roundup Rodeo. Open with
limited services Jan. 1–March 31. Max pull thru: 117 ft. Your host: Linda Schlegel.
113 Rd
50
From N, E or W: Take W Wyatt Earp Boulevard; turn south on 14th Ave. Turn east on BUS
Park St. KOA entrance on south side of Park St. From S: Take Hwy 400; turn north on 50 Wyatt Earp Blvd
283
Park St Ar k
14th Ave
14th St. Proceed to Park St; turn east. KOA entrance on south side of Park St. an
s as 400
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April 1 — December 31 0 1 mi
koa.com/camp/dodge-city 0 1 km
RESERVATIONS 800-562-1894 • INFO 620-371-7177 400 283 400

283
701 Park Street, Dodge City, Kansas 67801
2 Goodland
This award-winning KOA is an oasis of green lawns and mature shade
trees less than a mile from I-70. It’s a great place to refresh and regroup!
After a long day on the road, take a dip in the pool or just enjoy the
abundant flowers. You’ll find 30/50-amp, full-hookup Pull-Thru RV Sites, Back-In
RV Sites, basic water and electric sites and Tent Sites. Or try a Cabin with A/C for
hot summer days! Free Wi-Fi offered throughout the park. Goodland’s High Plains
Museum contains a replica of America’s first patented helicopter, built by two local
men in 1909. Near the city park, a giant 32-foot-high replica of Vincent van Gogh’s
famous sunflower painting rises on an 80-foot easel, a tribute to Kansas’ status as
the Sunflower State. Less than an hour north of Goodland, hike and mountain bike
Cher r y Ave
Commerce Rd
on quiet country roads dotted with yucca and prairie flowers throughout the rug-
BUS
ged Arikaree Breaks, a cluster of badlands along the Arikaree River. Pool: Memorial
24 Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 95 ft. Your hosts: Ray & Alex Gruenfeld.
Exit
19
Take 1-70 Goodland Exit 19: Go north 3/4 mi on East US Hwy 24, business loop.
To Denver 70 24
To Salina
27
W 31st St 63 koa.com/camp/goodland
0 .5 mi RESERVATIONS 800-562-5704 • INFO 785-890-5701
0 .5 km
1114 East US Highway 24, Goodland, KS 67735
3 Kansas City West/Lawrence

This KOA combines Midwest charm with big-city accessibility. Just an easy hop off
I-70, the campground offers Pull-Thru RV Sites with full hookups, new Premium Tent
Sites and Deluxe Cabins. It is close to the University of Kansas, with its busy calendar
of Jayhawk sports and other events. Check out the eclectic shopping and unique
restaurants in downtown Lawrence, or visit nearby historic Fort Leavenworth. Twenty
miles away, the Kansas City metro area has much to offer, including Schlitterbahn
Waterpark, Kansas Speedway, Legends Outlets, minor league baseball and a national
soccer league. The campground store features brands such as Life is Good, Lazy One
and Naked Bee. Stop by the on-site café for Hunt Brothers Pizza and hand-dipped
ice cream. In-season fun includes a mini zip line, gem mining, two playgrounds,
outdoor movies, wagon rides and tie-dye. Cool off in the pool after a long day on Kan 59
sas
the road. Pool: May 25–Sept. 10. Max pull thru: 75 ft. Your host: Shawn Blackwell. R.
To Topeka 40
Exit 204 off I-70: Go 1/2 mile north on US 59, 1/8 mile east on US 24/40. Take the
first right after the giant teepee. GPS: N38.998333, W95.228653 70 Exit To Kansas
204 City
OPEN ALL YEAR

LAWRENCE
koa.com/camp/kansas-city-west 40
RESERVATIONS 800-562-7603 • INFO 785-842-3877 59 0 1 mi
0 1 km
1473 Highway 40, Lawrence, KS 66044
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Kansas 4 Salina
This KOA is midway between St. Louis, Denver, the Black Hills and Texas.
You’ll have easy access to I-70 as well as I-135 to Wichita. Located in a
shady meadow northwest of Salina, you can relax in a lawn chair while
fishing in the private pond. Swim in the pool, play horseshoes, watch the kids in a
paddleboat or rent a bike. All sites are pull thru (free Wi-Fi and cable available on
most). Spend a few days to see the area’s historic sites. Visit Abilene (about 25 miles
E), known as the boyhood home of President Dwight Eisenhower. Check out the
museum chronicling Ike’s achievements at the Eisenhower Center. Visit Lindsborg,
Kansas’ Little Sweden (S of KOA). Stop at Rolling Hills Zoo (6 miles W; I-70). In sum-
mer (Sat./Sun.), enjoy all-you-can-eat pancake breakfasts. Delicious Hunt Brothers
To I-80 Pizza and Wings can be delivered to your site (8 a.m.–7:30 p.m.). Pool: Memorial
81 Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 80 ft. Your hosts: Daryle & Terri Schwerdt.
W Diamond Dr 252
Exit Traveling E: Exit 252, turn L under I-70, 200 ft turn L between Petro 2 & Days Inn, 1/4
To
Denver mi W. Traveling W: Exit 252, turn R, 100 ft L between Petro 2 & Days Inn, 1/4 mi W.
70 To Kansas
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March 1 — December 1
N 9th St
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135
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To Downtown
To Wichita Salina RESERVATIONS 800-562-3126 • INFO 785-827-3182
1109 West Diamond Drive, Salina, KS 67401
5 Topeka/Capital City
Welcome to the capital city! This campground on the southern edge of
Topeka offers a unique rural setting and easy access to I-70, I-335 and
US 75. You are close to all area attractions. The main building is a turn-
of-the-century barn that contains the office, general store, rec room, exercise
room, restrooms and one of two laundries. Other amenities include a new fire pit
swing, saltwater pool, three fishing ponds, playground, hiking trail, Wi-Fi, cable TV
and a Kamp K9. Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 90 ft.
N’bnd/S’bnd: Hwy 75, Exit SW 57th St, E 500 ft to Wenger St. N on Wenger St,
1.5 mi to SW 49th St, W 800 ft to entrance on L. E’bnd: I-70 Exit 355 onto I-470
and US 75. Continue on US 75 to SW 57th St; E 500 ft to Wenger St. N on Wenger
SW 37th St
St, 1.5 mi to SW 49th St, W 800 ft to entrance on L. W’bnd: Veer off I-70 onto Exit 470
SW Gage Blvd
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I-470, continue to Exit 177. From toll booth, turn R to Topeka Blvd. Continue S 75 470
Rd
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on Topeka Blvd for 1.5 mi to SW 49th St. Go W on SW 49th St for .75 mi to 335
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entrance on L. GPS not recommended.
SW Topeka Blvd
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koa.com/camp/topeka 0 .5 mi
RESERVATIONS 800-562-4793 • INFO 785-862-5267 SW 57th St 0 .5 km
75
1949 SW 49th Street, Topeka, KS 66609
6 WaKeeney
WaKeeney KOA is located midway between Denver and Kansas City
with easy access to and from I-70. The spacious Pull-Thru RV Sites
can accommodate RVs of all types and sizes. Sites include access to
30/50-amp or 30-amp electric, water, sewer, cable TV and grass to relax on. Grass
Tent Sites are large and private with access to power and water nearby. Cabins are
available for those traveling without a tent and are located close to the restroom
and shower facilities. The laundry room is open 24 hours for your convenience.
Wi-Fi is accessible throughout the park. During hot summer months, the swimming
pool is always refreshing. From Memorial Day to Labor Day, Sophie’s Kitchen offers
a pancake breakfast each morning and an ice cream social every evening. Take your
Old
US 283 pet for a walk around the park or off-leash in the fenced-in pet walk. Pool: Memo-
4 0 rial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 90 ft. Your hosts: Mark & Deb Wood.
Barclay Ave Old US 4
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13th St
Exit 127 off I-70: Go south 1/4 block on US 283 to South Interstate, turn east (left)
1st St
To Denver in front of Conoco station and go 2 blocks. GPS does not recognize address.
Exit South Ave
127
0 .25 mi
70 0 .25 km March 15 — November 15

South To Topeka koa.com/camp/wakeeney
Interstate
283
25027 South Interstate, WaKeeney, KS 67672
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Kansas
7 Wellington
Wellington KOA is just 1.5 miles off the interstate. It is easily accessible
with accommodations for all sizes of RVs, including 34 full-hookup
Pull-Thru RV Sites. You’ll find RV Sites with KOA Patio as well as
Deluxe Cabins. There’s plenty to do right at the campground. You’ll be entertained
whether you enjoy swimming, basketball or mining for gemstones. Little ones
will have fun at the playground—and there’s also a game room, horseshoe pits
and shuffleboard. Nearby, you can play a round of golf, visit the Chisholm Trail
Museum or stop by the Panhandle Railroad Museum. A variety of local restaurants
include a 24-hour diner, a Mexican restaurant and a steakhouse. Wellington KOA
is a 30-minute drive from Wichita, where you can visit the Museum of World
Treasures, go shopping or enjoy Sedgwick County Zoo. Kansas Star Casino is just To Wichita
10 minutes away. Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 90 ft. 81
From I-35: Take Exit 19, turn west onto Hwy 160 and travel 1.5 miles. From Hwy 160 Exit
19
or Hwy 81: This campground is 1.5 miles east of the roundabout on Hwy 160. 160
160 WELLINGTON 35
OPEN ALL YEAR
koa.com/camp/wellington 81 0 1 mi
To Oklahoma City
100 South KOA Drive, Wellington, KS 67152
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Kentucky
Check out this beautiful campground in the northeast corner of
Kentucky. It’s less than 1 mile from I-64 with easy-on/easy-off access.
This great KOA has a pool, mini golf, volleyball, a playground, pavilions,
big-rig friendly Pull-Thru RV Sites, Deluxe Cabins with full baths and
rustic/improved Tent Sites. Cable TV is available. Take advantage of the on-site
hiking trails and stocked fishing pond. Boat, fish or kayak on local lakes. Weekend
activities from May to October as well as local festivals are listed on the camp-
ground’s website or Facebook page. Appalachian arts and crafts are available in
the country store. Nearby, visit the Paramount Arts Center, Highlands Museum &
Discovery Center, Camden Park and the Country Music Highway. Pool: May 10–
Lo gtow To US-23
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To Huntington RESERVATIONS 800-562-2649 • INFO 606-929-5504
80 KOA Lane, Argillite, KY 41121
2 Bowling Green
Bowling Green is home of the National Corvette Museum and the
General Motors Bowling Green Assembly Plant (check if tours are
available). Other area attractions include Mammoth Cave National
Park, Lost River Cave, Shaker Museum and Riverview at Hobson Grove. The
campground has a great conference center that seats 100 banquet-style. With
spring-fed lakes, fishing is popular at this KOA (no license required for guests).
Weekend activities abound April through October and include holiday cookouts,
live entertainment, pool parties and much more. Enjoy horseshoes, a playground
and a nature trail. Free Wi-Fi is available on most sites. This campground offers
clean laundry facilities, and it is close to shopping areas and a movie theater.
Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 100 ft. Your host: To Downtown
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1960 Three Springs Road, Bowling Green, KY 42104
3 Corbin/Laurel Lake
Setting up camp at the Corbin/Laurel Lake KOA is hassle-free, thanks
to big-rig friendly Pull-Thru RV Sites. This is the KOA closest to pristine
Laurel Lake and Cumberland Falls State Resort Park (known as the
Niagara of the South), where you can view the famous “Moonbow.”
Visit the Harland Sanders Cafe and Museum, Big South Fork Scenic Railway in
Stearns and Daniel Boone Country and Cumberland Gap National Historical Park,
where Daniel Boone cut his way west in 1769. Enjoy nearby water rafting, horse-
back riding, hiking and canoeing. At camp, enjoy the shade trees, swim in the
pool, take a half-mile hike to Laurel Lake or a 2-mile drive to a public-access boat
ramp. Free Wi-Fi (may not be available at water/electric-only sites and Tent Sites).
For after-hours registration, use KOA’s outdoor booth. Pool: Memorial Wknd–
Laurel E City
River Dam Rd Exit Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 80 ft. Your hosts: the Morrison family.
Lake 29
25E
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171 East City Dam Road, Corbin, KY 40701
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4 Horse Cave
Kentucky
If you’ve ever been intrigued by the subterranean world, plan a stay at
Horse Cave KOA. It lies in the heart of one of the most significant cave
regions on the planet. Beneath the area’s rumpled hills, eons of dripping
and flowing waters have worn through the limestone bedrock, creating a maze of
underground rooms, rivers and sinkholes. Nearby Mammoth Cave National Park pre-
serves the world’s largest known cave system. Sign on for a tour for an introduction
to this geological wonder. For an adventure, try the belly-crawling 6-hour Wild Cave
Tour. Cleanup is easy at KOA, with its hot showers and laundry facilities. Camping
Cabins, shady Pull-Thru RV Sites, a swimming pool, mini golf and a playground make
this a relaxing base. In fall, the trees reward you with glorious color. Pool: Memorial
Mammoth Cave
Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 70 ft. Your hosts: the Gedda family. National Exit
Park 58
Exit 58 off I-65 on Hwy 218 only: 0.2 mi off exit ramp. Entrance to KOA is located Mammoth
Cave Park Fisher 218
between Marathon gas station and hotel. GPS address: KOA Ave, Horse Cave, KY. Rd Ridge Rd HORSE
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5 Kentucky Lakes/Prizer Point

Put yourself on “Kentucky time” and surround your family with the beauty of nature,
camping and boating! Kentucky Lakes/Prizer Point KOA is located on beautiful Lake
Barkley with an on-site marina. Families love the campground’s amazing recreation
on both land and water with something for every age and interest. Check out the
new Prizer Lagoon with its inflatable water park, zip lines and ropes course! You‘ll
also enjoy the boat rentals, golf cart rentals, floating restaurant, two swimming
pools, a playground, fishing and special themed weekends. This KOA offers floating
cabins and beautiful lakefront RV Sites. Groups love the condos, cabins, suites and
other accommodations that can host up to 400 guests. The Land Between The
Lakes National Recreation Area and a serene lakeside campfire make this a family re-
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union mecca. Pool (indoor): March 30–Nov. 11. Pool (outdoor): Memorial Wknd–
Lake
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56 Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 95 ft. Your hosts: Tom Clifford and Alex Batts.
Bark
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6 Louisville South
Stay and play at this beautiful KOA, a gateway to the Bluegrass State’s
stellar system of state parks and natural attractions, located just
minutes from the action of downtown Louisville. It’s an easy drive to the
Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory, Churchill Downs, Kentucky Kingdom and
the Louisville Zoo. Throughout the summer, enjoy various themed weekends
and the large Jumping Pillow. Roam nature trails through the woods, observe
prehistoric Indian cave dwellings burrowed into limestone cliffs and fish in this
KOA’s catch & release pond. With a fishing license, you can try your luck on the
Salt River. No RV? Try one of the Deluxe Cabins with linens provided. Or you can
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really want to commune with nature. Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd.
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Kentucky 7 Paducah/I-24/Kentucky Lake
Welcome to western Kentucky! Enjoy the beautiful rolling terrain, four
major rivers and two large lakes with all the amenities. This KOA’s loca-
tion was chosen with the lakes in mind—and all the fun things to do in
the area. Only 1.25 miles from I-24, this is the KOA closest to Kentucky Lake (2,380
miles of shoreline) and the entrance to Land Between The Lakes. You’re just minutes
away from several great golf courses, antique shops and flea markets. Enjoy real
Southern barbecue and some of the world’s best catfish and hush puppies. Close
by, Paducah has much to offer: The National Quilt Museum, Floodwall Murals, River
Heritage Museum, LowerTown Arts District, the Carson Center for performing arts,
bingo parlors and great restaurants. A water park and casino are also nearby. Pool:
May 15–Sept. 15. Max pull thru: 69 ft. Your hosts: Bruce & Nancy, new owners.
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4793 US Highway 62, Calvert City, KY 42029
8 Renfro Valley
Amidst the beautiful rolling foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, Ren-
fro Valley offers a rich heritage of music and history. This KOA is about a
mile from the Renfro Valley Entertainment Center, where you can enjoy
quality shows and featured artists, as well as the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame and
Museum. Visit Civil War battlefields and see history come alive. Hike and explore
Daniel Boone National Forest, tour local distilleries, shop for Appalachian art or just
relax and appreciate the many amenities this award-winning KOA offers. Check out
the brand-new Jump Pad! Too tired to cook after a long day on the road? You can
have hot, freshly baked pizzas and wings delivered to your site or poolside. Join in
Saturday morning all-you-can-eat pancake breakfasts during the summer. Come
To Lexington
enjoy Southern hospitality and a true Kentucky camping experience. Pool: Memorial
Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 80 ft. Your hosts: Kevin & Holly Richard. Lake
Linville
Renfro Valley Exit 62 off I-75. Proceed on Hwy 25N for 1.5 miles (just past the Exit
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Kentucky Music Hall of Fame and Museum).
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To Knoxville
184 KOA Campground Road, Mt. Vernon, KY 40456
9 Russell Springs
It’s water, water everywhere when you stay at this campground right
next to Lake Cumberland in one of Kentucky’s most scenic recre-
ational areas. Camp here, and it’s just a mile to the lakeshore, boat
ramp, boat rentals and restaurant. Fishing is great, and so is cruising along the
lake’s meandering shoreline. Also be sure to visit the area’s other key water
attraction: Cumberland Falls has been dubbed the “Niagara of the South” and
is one of the nation’s largest waterfalls. There’s plenty more to do in the area—
including Mammoth Cave National Park—and plenty to do right at KOA. Play
a set of tennis or team up for some volleyball, then cool off in the pool. The
recreation hall has cable TV and plenty of video games. Pool: Memorial Wknd–
127 Sept. 9. Max pull thru: 75 ft. Your host: Sharon Sackos.
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Exit 62 2 mi
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Cumberland RESERVATIONS 800-562-5617 • INFO 270-866-5616
1440 Highway 1383, Russell Springs, KY 42642
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DENHAM Florida Ave SE
SPRINGS
Ooh la la. Come stay in the cool shade of this quiet campground just
a few minutes from the Mighty Mississippi and sample all the cultural
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plantation homes and their glorious gardens. Feast on authentic Cajun cooking in
down-home cafés. Wind by boat through a world of bayous and swamps. Discover
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10 12 To Hammond great finds antiquing in a nearby historic district. Visit the state capitol and a World
To Baton War II destroyer. Explore Bass Pro Shops, Sam’s Club and a variety of restaurants,
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0 1 km including the paved streets. Relax in the large in-ground hot tub and the pool with
a waterfall. Kids will enjoy the playground’s equipment. Or you can head to the park
right next door for tennis. Pool: April 1–Oct. 31. Max pull thru: 100 ft.
OPEN ALL YEAR 7 miles east of Baton Rouge. Take Exit 10 from I-12 then south 1/2 mi, west 1/4 mi.
koa.com/camp/baton-rouge
INFO 225-664-7281
7628 Vincent Road
Denham Springs, LA 70726
2 Lafayette
Located in the heart of Cajun Country, you’ll find this award-winning
KOA. The city of Scott is known as the Boudin Capital of the World. No
matter what the weather brings, there is just the right campsite waiting
for you. All roads and camping pads are hard-surfaced. Some are nicely shaded and
near activities, while others are roomy, quiet and satellite friendly. Start the day off
with a cup of local Community Coffee and enjoy a peaceful view of the private
10-acre lake. After a long day of travel, relax with a dip in one of two pools. Then
head to one of the nearby outstanding restaurants serving tasty local dishes like
gumbo, étouffée and crawfish along with other fresh local seafood. Visit exciting
local attractions such as LARC’s Acadian Village, Vermilionville, the Tabasco factory, PAST KOA CAMPGROUND OF THE YEAR
Jungle Gardens and historical St. Martinville. Take an adventurous backwater swamp Exit
97 To Lafayette
tour. Let your fun-filled Cajun experience begin here. Laissez les bon temps rouler! 10
Ap ntage Rd
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0 .25 mi To Scott
0 .25 km
537 Apollo Road, Scott, LA 70583
Lake Pontchartrain 3 New Orleans

49 This KOA makes the Big Easy, well, easy! It’s the KOA closest to the French
Causeway Blvd
Quarter and the finest food, sassiest jazz and wildest times in the South. It’s a
Exit 10 great place to recharge or use Wi-Fi in a serene setting with trees, concrete pads
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610 and grass. Catch the limited shuttle or city buses to sample the piquant pleasures
10 90 of real Cajun cooking or the one-of-a-kind charms of the French Quarter and
48 Je 61 Bourbon Street. Bike or hike the trail on the Mississippi levee. Saunter the famous
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BUS by. Visit the world-class Audubon Zoo, Audubon Aquarium of the Americas and
0 2 mi Hwy 90 The National WWII Museum. Let KOA’s staff arrange swamp airboat trips or tours
to nearby attractions such as plantations, cemeteries and casinos. Pets welcome!
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90 M i s s i s s i pp i Pool: April 15–October 15. Your hosts: the Feddermans.
From I-10: Take Exit 223A Williams Blvd (LA 49). Go S on Williams Blvd to end (LA
48/Jefferson Hwy), turn L 3/4 mi to KOA on L (Starrett Rd). Please do not use GPS!
OPEN ALL YEAR
koa.com/camp/new-orleans
INFO 504-467-1792
11129 Jefferson Highway
River Ridge, LA 70123
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4 Shreveport/Bossier City
The Old South merges with the West in northern Louisiana, where
Shreveport sits on the banks of the Red River. No matter which direction
you’re headed, this award-winning KOA provides a welcome rest spot.
Stretch your legs—and your pooch’s—in two off-leash dog parks. Kids can burn off
energy in the playground or pool. Relax to the trill of songbirds and drift off to sleep
under tall pines in a Cabin, Deluxe Cabin or on a long Pull-Thru RV Site. When you’re
refreshed, check out the area’s renowned Louisiana cookin’ and Vegas-style action on
riverboat casinos. Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 93 ft.
I-20 E’bnd (toward Bossier): Exit 8, R off ramp, L at 1st light (W 70th St), 1 1/2 mi on L.
I-20 W’bnd (toward Texas): Exit 10 (Pines Rd) left lane turn L on Pines Rd, 3/4 mi turn
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Start your campfire the old-fashioned Turn off computers, TV and lights
way – without lighter fluid or gasoline. Try when you’re not using them.
saving your dryer lint at home and stuffing
it into used toilet paper rolls. Skip the bottled water and bring
water from home in recycled milk or
Keep windows and doors closed when juice jugs. Even better, freeze a few
the A/C is turned on. ¾-full jugs, use as ice in the cooler
and then as drinking water after they
Use an all-in-one biodegradable soap thaw. Later, refill the jugs from the
for dishes, showering and laundering. local tap.
There are several companies that sell an
all-in-one wash for dishes and bodies that Reduce fuel use by driving the
are made specifically for camping. Less to speed limit and keeping tires
haul along and less to keep track of, too. properly inflated.
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Boothbay Danforth C-4 Guilford C-3 Livermore North Rumford D-1 Winthrop D-2
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1 Augusta/Gardiner
With easy access from I-295, this KOA offers long pull thrus and lodging
options. Make it your base camp to experience Maine and see all it has
to offer, including fairs and festivals for foods, crafts and music. You can
also explore wine and beer trails. At the campground, enjoy free mini golf, disc golf
and shuffleboard. Pan for fossils and gemstones. Swim in the pool from Memorial
Day weekend to Labor Day weekend. Fish or boat on Pleasant Pond with free
access via Peacock Beach or the public boat launch. Guests say this peaceful,
family-oriented campground is a secret they just can’t keep—and they can’t wait to
return! Check the schedule of events at the campground’s website. Friendly pets are
always welcome. Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 80 ft.
To Augusta GARDINER
N’bnd I-295: Go L off Exit 43, approx 2 mi to stop. R on Route 201, approx 3 mi to
201
KOA. S’bnd I-295: Go R on Exit 49, 2.5 mi on R. N’bnd I-95, Exit 102: L, 1/4 mi. R on 95
I-295 S, 2 mi to Exit 49, R 2.5 mi to KOA. S’bnd I-95, Exit 103: I-295 S, 2 mi to Exit 49, Exit
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R 2.5 mi to KOA. If GPS doesn’t find 30 Mallard Dr, try 908 Brunswick Rd, Richmond.
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30 Mallard Drive, Richmond, ME 04357
2 Bangor/Holden
This KOA truly makes the most of its enviable Downeast Maine setting,
with much of the campground preserved as woods and natural spaces.
Immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of nature as you explore hik-
ing trails or relax at your site. Bring your big rig or stay in a Deluxe Cabin or one of
the geodesic domes. This pet-friendly KOA offers a busy roster of events, from kids’
games and weekend themes to card games and crafting on weeknights. Play bingo
every Tuesday and most Saturdays! The pavilion is the perfect place for reunions or for
cheering on a sporting event. Red Barn Café serves pizza, sandwiches and Gifford’s
Famous Ice Cream. From the campground, it’s a quick 6-mile jaunt to Bangor. Enjoy
shopping, dining and big-name entertainment with the Waterfront Concerts series.
2 Visit Acadia National Park and other attractions along Maine’s magnificent coast. Pool:
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Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 100 ft. Your hosts: Chris & Lauren.
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602 Main Road, Holden, ME 04429
3 Bar Harbor/Oceanside
At the Bar Harbor/Oceanside KOA, watch the sky melt into sunset
pastels from your waterfront site. With 3,500 feet of Atlantic shoreline,
the campground is a short distance from Acadia National Park’s 1,530-
foot Cadillac Mountain, Rockefeller’s carriage roads and historic hiking trails. Enjoy
nature’s beauty as you explore marine wonders in saltwater tide pools or watch the
seals fish in the bay. Take advantage of all the outdoor pleasures Acadia National
Park offers, such as fishing, swimming, bird-watching, canoeing, biking, paddle-
boarding and more. The island shuttle (mid-June to Columbus Day) allows campers
easy access to the local area. Discounts are available for whale watching, deep sea
fishing, guided kayak trips, bike rentals, Oli’s trolley and more. Max pull thru: 80 ft.
To Bangor 1
Follow Rt 1A to Ellsworth and Rt 3 toward Bar Harbor on Mount Desert Island. 1/4 ELLSWORTH
mi before you arrive, you’ll pass Trenton Bridge Lobster Pound and the Visitor Center. 3
Slow down at the Visitor Center, then stay to the far right after crossing a small cause-
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koa.com/camp/bar-harbor-oceanside 3 Ocean
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RESERVATIONS 888-562-5605 • INFO 207-288-3520 TREMONT 0 5 km
136 County Road, Bar Harbor, ME 04609
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Maine 4 Bucksport/Fort Knox
For a real taste of Maine, your hosts at this KOA can happily arrange a
succulent fresh “lobstah” feed. It’s a true Downeast tradition—just one
of many activities you can experience at this convenient campground.
The spacious grounds and large recreation hall host nightly card games, weekly
potlucks, ice cream socials, kids’ crafts, themed weekends and more from spring
through fall. Enjoy the pool, playground and Kamp K9. You’re just a few miles from
lobster-filled Penobscot Bay, part of Maine’s scenic coastline. Explore coastal com-
munities like Camden, Rockland and Stonington on drives dotted with lighthouses,
beaches and waterfront stands serving fresh shore dinners. Pool: Memorial Wknd–
Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 100 ft. Your hosts: Marlene & David Greenlaw.
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5 Freeport/Durham
Feast on fresh lobster and clams. Prowl rocky points overlooking the sea. Go whale
watching. Find choice bargains in one of America’s premier shopping towns. It’s
all there along Maine’s fabled coast, and the Freeport/Durham KOA puts you well
within reach. Enjoy the variety of spacious sites—completely wooded, tree-lined,
wide-open Pull-Thru RV Sites, Cabins, unique dome lodging and glamping tents
with bathrooms. This KOA offers quiet respite and plenty to do, including dinners,
themed weekends, waterslides, a pool, a large playground and pony rides. Freeport
is home to L.L.Bean’s flagship store and scores of outlets. In nearby Portland, refur-
bished warehouses line the Old Port district, boasting galleries and brewpubs. For
more Maine scenery, ferries regularly visit the islands dotting Casco Bay. Pool: Me-
DURHAM
morial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 85 ft. Your hosts: the Lane family.
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82 Big Skye Lane, Durham, ME 04222
6 Naples
In the heart of the Lakes Region of Maine, Naples KOA is surrounded by
outdoor fun that includes fishing, boating, hiking and golfing—all just a
short drive away. The campground’s location provides abundant day-
trip opportunities. An hour east takes you to beautiful beaches, or you can go west
to the mountains for breathtaking views. Check out this KOA’s website for more
suggestions, along with a list of area theme parks for added family fun. The variety
of accommodations here will ensure a great stay! You’ll find everything from RV
rentals to Deluxe Cabins, as well as RV Sites (some with patios and gas grills). All sites
include up to 50-amp electric, free Wi-Fi and 70-channel cable TV. The friendly staff
will be happy to assist you, so you can take home lasting memories. Pool: Memorial
Long
Lake Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 85 ft. Your hosts: Pam & Con Crepeau.
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(approx 26 mi) to town of Naples. After bridge with American flag, turn L on ME 11/
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Lake To I-95 & Portland
295 Sebago Road, Naples, ME 04055
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7 Saco/Old Orchard Beach
Guests at the Saco/Old Orchard Beach KOA continue to give the park
high marks for service and amenities. You’ll love the helpful, friendly
staff. Enjoy the seasonal heated pool and spa, family activities, the
famous plate-size blueberry pancakes and Belgian waffles (served every day!), and
the more than 2,500-square-foot dog park. A variety of accommodations result
in a homey, comfortable campground. Choose from Cabins, Deluxe Cabins, full-
hookup Pull-Thru RV Sites, wooded Tent Sites and pop-up sites. This KOA is less
than 4 miles from Maine’s longest stretch of sandy beaches, featuring Old Orchard
Beach. It’s also close to amusement and water parks. Beautiful Portland, lighthouses,
great shopping, L.L.Bean, Freeport, Kennebunkport and Ogunquit are a short drive
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814 Portland Road, Saco, ME 04072
8 Skowhegan/Kennebec Valley
Come set up camp at Skowhegan/Kennebec Valley KOA and plan
your day trips to explore all of central Maine’s great scenic areas such
as Rangeley, Jackman and Moosehead Lake! Even Acadia National
Park and the coast are not out of the question for this quiet, country park.
Or, if you prefer, you can just kick back and relax by the pool. The campground
offers planned weekend activities for the kids, hay wagon rides and 83 acres
to roam with your dog. All the staff at this KOA look forward to meeting you
and your family! Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 75 ft.
Your hosts: Jeff and Melanie Peterson.
Route 2 E’bnd: 10 miles east of downtown Skowhegan. I-95 N’bnd: Exit 133,
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Exit 23 N. Follow to Route 2, turn right and go approx 2 miles. I-95 S’bnd: Exit 157, right
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on Route 7/11 after Irving Station. Turn left onto Route 2 W, follow for 15 miles.
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DISCOVER CLASSIC COMFORT IN A CAMPING CABIN
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Maryland
1 Hagerstown/Antietam Battlefield
At this KOA, you can take a lazy canoe ride under a bright canopy of
leaves. Enjoy great fishing in the creek too! Meander along winding paths
through extensive, lush rock gardens. Relax in the gazebo surrounded
by flowers and herbs. Enjoy the Jump Pad, playground, outdoor theater, swimming
pool, outdoor pool table and oversize chess. Feed the friendly goats and chickens.
Participate in themed weekends during the summer. Check out the Haunted House
in October, a chilling experience. On weekends, stop by KOA’s nostalgic Remember
When Diner. Enjoy hamburgers and fries, pizza or a crab cake dinner, as well as
a full breakfast menu. Indulge in the soda fountain’s old-fashioned malts, shakes
and floats. With this KOA as your home base, visit Antietam, Gettysburg and Harpers
Ferry battlegrounds. It’s a great place for Scouts, church groups and family reunions. 40
Pool: May 25–Sept. 8. Max pull thru: 60 ft. Your hosts: the Durham family.
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2 Washington DC/Capitol
Whether you’re looking for a peaceful weekend in the country or an
action-packed visit to Washington D.C., this KOA is the perfect choice.
Take the daily shuttle from the campground to the U.S. Capitol. Visit the
historic landmarks of our nation’s capital on your own or continue with the group
on a sightseeing tour. Set on 50 acres of rolling countryside, this KOA offers a variety
of RV Sites, shaded Tent Sites, Camping Cabins, Deluxe Cabins, group areas and
a Kamp K9. Enjoy the outdoor pool with a lifeguard, outdoor billiards, Ping-Pong,
basketball and a Jumping Pillow. Summers buzz with activities such as flashlight lol-
lipop hunts, outdoor movies and poolside ice cream socials. Pool: Memorial Wknd–
Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 90 ft. Your hosts: Recreational Adventures Co.
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Massachusetts
1 Boston/Cape Cod
The countryside setting of the Boston/Cape Cod KOA, 15 miles west
of Plymouth, makes a great base camp as you explore one of the
oldest cities in the United States. This New England campground
boasts wooded campsites and plenty of on-site recreation opportunities
including a Jumping Pillow, a pool and a pavilion for family get-togethers.
Enjoy the picturesque setting in a Camping Cabin or a furnished Deluxe
Cabin. Your KOA hosts will make it easy to explore the history-rich area of
southeastern Massachusetts. They’ll supply you with lots of info for a quick ride
into Boston. Additionally, they can offer brochures and helpful tips for visiting
Plymouth, Boston, Cape Cod and the surrounding areas. Enjoy great seafood
restaurants and shops in the area. After a fun-filled day of sightseeing, head To Boston 3
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your site’s fire ring. Pool: May 27–Oct. 1. Max pull thru: 70 feet. St To Cape Cod
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438 Plymouth Street, Middleboro, MA 02346-0616
2 Northampton/Springfield
With fantastic attractions, arts and entertainment, outdoor recreation and shopping,
the Greater Springfield, Northampton and Pioneer Valley area is the place to be. This is
a great overnight stop, conveniently located off I-90 and I-91. Or stay awhile and enjoy
the area and KOA. The campground is 30 minutes from Six Flags and the Naismith Me-
morial Basketball Hall of Fame. Visit the Yankee Candle Company and The Big E, New
England’s Autumn Tradition and largest fair in the Northeast. KOA’s spacious sites are
easy access. Enjoy daily planned activities/amenities. Your dog will love Kamp K9. Pool:
Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 85 ft. Your hosts: the Kelsey family.
Follow blue camper signs. Best route: Mass Pike (I-90) to Exit 3. Route 10 N for
6.7 mi. Turn L on Pomeroy Meadow Rd. Turn L on Glendale. Turn L on Cold Spring.
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Michigan 1 Allendale/W Grand Rapids
Slow down, back in and unload! Friday and Saturday night hayrides (camper
favorites!) make for a great family escape at the Allendale/W Grand Rapids KOA.
Large sites, mostly shaded by pines and hardwoods, greet visitors at this camp-
ground located between Grand Rapids and Grand Haven. This family-friendly
campground can accommodate any size RV as well as tent campers and Cabin
guests (stay in one of the rustic or Deluxe Cabins). Toss in a line and fish in any
of the three ponds or just soak up some rays at the pool. Have fun petting the
goats, jumping on the Jump Pad, painting some targets in the paintball gallery
or drenching your opponent in water wars. Enjoy an abundance of local festivals
within a 20-minute drive. Email: info@allendalekoa.com. Limited services
GRAND Nov. 1 to May 1; self-contained units only. Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day
HAVEN
104 Wknd. Your hosts: the Brown family.
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2 Auburn Hills/Holly
Step out of the city and into nature. At this KOA, you will find your
perfect camping oasis: You can choose from Deluxe Cabins, shady
Tent Sites, RV Sites with KOA Patio and everything in-between. Roast
s’mores by your campfire—or challenge your friends and family at a round of
outdoor bowling. During summer months, cool off in the swimming pool or
just relax on the patio/paver deck. You’ll also enjoy fire truck rides, planned
crafts and water-blasting wagon rides. The campground is only minutes from
the shops at Great Lakes Crossing, Canterbury Village, Michigan Renaissance
Festival (mid-August through September) and DTE Energy Music Theatre with
top stars performing daily. This KOA has great facilities for groups and reunions.
FLINT
For a guaranteed best available rate, book online at koa.com/camp/holly. Pool:
Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 85 ft. 69 475
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I-75 Exit 101: East side of interchange. From Hwy 23 Exit 79: Go east 9 miles. 75
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koa.com/camp/holly 23 24 AUBURN
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RESERVATIONS 800-562-3962 • INFO 248-634-0803 59 PONTIAC
7072 Grange Hall Road, Holly, MI 48442
3 Coloma/St. Joseph
This is one of the closest KOAs to Lake Michigan, and you’ll experi-
ence exceptional guest service here with second-to-none access to
several area beaches, orchards and award-winning vineyards. The
parklike setting features mature trees with a full canopy of shade, paved roads
and well-maintained grounds that offer a restful, enjoyable environment for
your entire stay. In the heart of southwest Michigan, you’ll appreciate the area’s
weekend festivals and attractions that include antique shops, golf courses and the
popular carousel. This family-friendly KOA has a heated pool, hot tub, Jumping
Pillow, bike rentals, mini golf, playground, cable TV, Wi-Fi and an inviting general
store and café that serves Hunt Brothers Pizza. Planned activities and themed
LAKE MICHIGAN
BEACH weekends are held throughout the summer. Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day
Lake
Wknd. Max pull thru: 90 ft. Your hosts: the Lemoine family.
Coloma Rd WATERVLIET
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Exit COLOMA Located east of I-196, Exit 4. From N: Take I-196 S. From S: Follow US 31 N. From E
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3527 Coloma Road, Benton Harbor, MI 49022
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4 Covert/South Haven
Six Lake Michigan beaches are within 10 to 15 minutes of this award-
winning KOA, conveniently located near South Haven, St. Joseph,
Saugatuck and Holland. The area boasts quaint downtown shopping,
antiquing along country roads, a 34-mile bike trail, more than a dozen wineries and
microbreweries, casinos, farmers’ markets, a kid’s museum, marinas, championship
golf courses, horseback riding, lighthouses and dune rides. At the campground, pitch
a tent, pull up in an RV or stay in a Cabin. Kids enjoy the Jumping Pillow, trampoline
basketball, rock climbing wall, gem mining, carpetball, gaga ball, craft time, movie
nights and two fishing ponds. Order pizza, wings and more from the café—and have
them delivered to your site. Don’t miss out on the hand-dipped ice cream. Ready
to add to your family memories? Make this KOA your vacation destination! Pool: SOUTH HAVEN
May 24–Sept. 8. Max pull thru: 105 ft. Your hosts: Tom, Libby & Joshua DeRosa. Lake
Exit 18
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From I-94: Take Exit 41, then north on M-140 Hwy 7.3 miles. From I-196: Take COVERT
Exit 18, then south on M-140 Hwy 6.2 miles. 196

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koa.com/camp/covert 63 94 Exit 41
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RESERVATIONS 800-562-9304 • INFO 269-764-0818 BENTON
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39397 M-140 Highway, Covert, MI 49043
5 Emmett
Relax at Emmett KOA, where a 4-acre lake and sandy beach draw sand-
castle architects, swimmers and catch-and-release anglers. The Aqua
Park (inflatables in the lake) keeps the kids playing and swimming all day
long (Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd). The 40-acre wooded campground offers
lakefront Camping Cabins, Tent Sites, Pull-Thru RV Sites and lakefront RV Sites with
KOA Patio. Organized activities entertain campers, and groups gather at the pavilion.
You’re minutes from historic Port Huron, which bustles with activities/festivals. Take a
sightseeing cruise or charter a fishing trip out onto Lake Huron. Golf and horseback
riding are nearby. It’s an easy one-hour drive to Detroit. In suburban Dearborn, visit
the Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village. This KOA also has a Kamp K9, Deluxe
Breen Rd L. Huron
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69 style restrooms. Max pull thru: 90 ft. Your hosts: the Pietras & Orlando families.
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24 53 Rd to Burt Rd, west 1/4 mile to Breen Rd, north 1.5 miles on right.
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PONTIAC 59 St. Clair RESERVATIONS 888-562-5612 • INFO 810-395-7042
STERLING
HEIGHTS 3864 Breen Road, Emmett, MI 48022
6 Gaylord
Make Gaylord KOA your base camp as you explore all that northern
Michigan has to offer. Day trips to Mackinaw City and Mackinac Island,
Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum and Thunder Bay National Marine
Sanctuary are a must. There are many lakes to fish and trails to hike or bike, such as
the North Central State Trail from Gaylord to Mackinaw. Take a kayak or canoe trip
on the rivers in the area. You are in the heart of the Golf Mecca with great courses
for any level. Take in the Big Ticket Festival, Alpenfest and Wings Over Northern
Michigan. Kids have fun in KOA’s heated pool, on the Jump Pad and in the Tram-
poline Jumpshot! Play mini golf, horseshoes, ladderball, cornhole and basketball or
rent banana bikes and four-wheel pedal bikes. Kamp K9 is a popular place for your
furry friends. Come in the fall for a spectacular color tour. Stay in touch with free Exit To Gaylord
Wi-Fi and enjoy the cable TV. This KOA is big rig friendly. Pool: Memorial Wknd– 279
Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 100 ft. Your hosts: Dave & Georganne Hornacek.
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Michigan 7 Higgins Lake/Roscommon
Higgins Lake/Roscommon KOA is a beautiful wooded campground that
features spacious sites and acres of walking trails. Located 1 mile from crystal
clear Higgins Lake and 3.5 miles from the famous Au Sable River, this camp-
ground is the perfect base camp for all your boating, fishing, canoeing, kayaking,
tubing, hiking and ATVing needs. Try the themed yurts and Deluxe Cabins, which
include mini kitchens and full bathrooms. On the weekends, enjoy fresh pancakes
straight from the grill or relax by an outdoor movie. The friendly staff invites you
to bring your family and relax. For a guaranteed best available rate, book online at
koa.com/camp/higgins-lake. Max pull thru: 85 ft.
From I-75: Take Exit 244, go 1 mile west. From US 127: Take Exit 206 and go
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3800 West Federal Highway, Roscommon, MI 48653
8 Ludington East/Pere Marquette River

“Where memories are made!” This is what camping is all about. Lud-
ington East/Pere Marquette River KOA is tucked into the vast Manistee
National Forest, with its clear-running streams and large swatches of
fern-filled forest. Enjoy the campground’s roomy campsites and family activi-
ties. Come join in all the fun with s’mores, wagon rides, a swimming pool, movie
nights and so much more. A world of natural beauty awaits just beyond this KOA.
Go tubing down the Pere Marquette River, a National Wild and Scenic River that
flows nearby. Head out on a family hike, check out the beaches near Ludington
or just relax by the campfire. Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull
thru: 120 ft. Your hosts: Joel & Lydia Fodor and Leticia, Riah & Beckham.
From US 10 West toward Ludington: Go about 9.5 mi to South Tyndall Rd. Turn S or
31 Tyndall Rd
L on Tyndall Rd, go about 0.5 mi and turn E or L on Stevensen Rd. Follow rd around Stevensen
LUDINGTON Rd 37
curve, over tracks and over river, to 1 mi past river on top of hill. Turn W or R on 40th 10
Branch Rd
St, go 0.5 mi to KOA. GPS may not be accurate. GPS: N43.915753, W86.033111
10
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40th St 76th St
May 1 — October 15 31
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koa.com/camp/pere-marquette 0 5 mi National Forests
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11713 W 40th Street, Branch, MI 49402
9 Mackinaw City/Mackinac Island

Located in Mackinaw City on the south side of the awe-inspiring Mackinac Bridge,
the campground’s location is perfect to see and do it all. This KOA offers free shuttle
service to the ferries as well as discounted tickets to Mackinac Island, a spectacular
destination. Rent a bike from KOA or bring your own. KOA’s nature trail connects to
a paved trail that leads 1 mile into Mackinaw City, where you can explore Colonial
Michilimackinac and lighthouses. Enjoy breathtaking views at Headlands Interna-
tional Dark Sky Park. Use this KOA as a base camp to explore the Upper Peninsula,
including Tahquamenon Falls, Soo Locks and Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum at
Whitefish Point on Lake Superior. Beautiful beaches and French Farm Lake are less
than 2 miles away. After sightseeing, head back to this KOA to enjoy the heated pool
Lake Mackinac Bridge and a cozy campfire. Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 100 ft.
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10 Monroe County/Toledo North
It’s summer camp for the whole family at this KOA, with a 220-foot-
long double-loop waterslide, swimming lake with a sandy beach
and a catch-and-release fishing lake with boat rentals. An inflatable
outdoor movie screen, mini golf, baseball diamond, soccer goals, gaga ball and
playgrounds as well as an inflatable obstacle course, bounce house and slippery
slide add to the fun. Even Fido gets a place to play at the Kamp K9 dog park. You
can’t beat the tranquil country setting amid maple, oak and pine trees. Shaded
campsites, a group suite, Camping Cabins and Deluxe Cabins are all options.
Or stay with the birds in an 8-foot-high tree house. This campground also offers
free all-you-can-eat pancakes and free Wi-Fi. Book early for holidays so you
don’t miss Independence Day weekend fireworks or Halloween fun that begins in DUNDEE 50
September. Max pull thru: 60 ft. Your hosts: Recreational Adventures Co. Summerfield Rd MONROE
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RESERVATIONS 800-562-7646 • INFO 734-856-4972 80 90 75
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15600 Tunnicliffe (US 23 at Exit 9), Petersburg, MI 49270
11 Munising/Pictured Rocks
The wild beauty of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula and Lake Superior will lure you
to this KOA, located near the bayfront community of Munising. After a day
of adventure, just relax at the campground or take a dip in the heated pool.
Choose from full-hookup RV Sites, Tent Sites and Cabins. Munising serves as the
western gateway to Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore, where multihued cliffs and
immense sand dunes rise up from Superior’s clear waters. Sign on for a boat cruise
from Munising Harbor for the best perspective of Pictured Rocks’ delicate rock
formations, colored cliff walls and caves. Or you can set off on a hike to enjoy the
waterfalls, lighthouses and beaches. A quick ferry takes passengers to Grand Island,
a national recreation area best explored by tram, bicycle or boat tour. Marquette,
Lake Pictured Rocks
MARQUETTE Superior National Lakeshore the Upper Peninsula’s largest city and home to Northern Michigan University, is less
than an hour’s drive west. Pool: June 24–Sept. 3. Max pull thru: 90 ft.
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koa.com/camp/pictured-rocks
E10102 State Highway M-28, Wetmore, MI 49895
12 Muskegon Strand Rd
From roller coasters and water rides at Michigan’s Adventure amusement park E Bard Rd
to relaxing at this KOA’s peaceful private lakes, you will find it here. Settle into a Exit
121 0 1 mi
R ussell Rd
lakeside Cabin or pitch your tent right on the lakefront! RVers really appreciate the
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the warm waters and sandy beaches, while anglers are drawn to the great catch- 31 120
and-release bass fishing. Every Saturday evening, enjoy KOA’s ice cream social
and a hayride around the lake. The campground is just minutes from Michigan’s
Adventure amusement park and beautiful Lake Michigan beaches, golf courses, River Rd E River Rd
numerous festivals and fairs and other popular attractions such as the USS Silver-
sides, a WWII submarine. Max pull thru: 65 ft. Your host: Steve Yates. Rd
on To Muskegon
US 31 N’bnd: Take Russell Rd, Exit 121. Turn right, then immediate right before
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gas station onto Bard Rd. Go 1/2 mile, turn right onto Strand Rd. US 31 S’bnd:
Take Russell Rd, Exit 121. Turn left at exit ramp, cross over US 31, turn right onto
Bard Rd before gas station. Go 1/2 mile, turn right onto Strand Rd. May 1 — October 15
koa.com/camp/muskegon
INFO 231-766-3900
3500 Strand Road
Muskegon, MI 49445
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Michigan 13 Oscoda/Tawas
The Oscoda/Tawas KOA lies near the sunrise coast of northeast
Michigan in an outdoor enthusiast’s wonderland. Amid the trees,
enjoy the heated pool, playground, Jumping Pillow, jump shot, gem
mining, fun-bike rentals, rec center (arcade), camp store and 24-hour laundry
facility. Minutes away, you’ll find Au Sable River canoeing and tubing, Lake
Huron’s sugar sand beaches, Huron National Forest, Wurtsmith Air Museum,
River Road National Scenic Byway (check out Lumberman’s Monument and
Iargo Springs), Tawas Point and Sturgeon Point lighthouses. Don’t miss the
wonderful Newman Street shopping in East Tawas. Pool: Memorial Wknd–
Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 125 ft. Your hosts: the Eller family.
ble R. To Alpena
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Johnson Rd
Forest Rd south of Oscoda and 1 1/2 miles west of US 23. GPS: N44.385284, W83.347758
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55 Lake koa.com/camp/oscoda
TAWAS CITY Huron
To Standish & I-75 RESERVATIONS 800-562-9667 • INFO 989-739-5115
3591 Forest Road, Oscoda, MI 48750
14 Petoskey
The motto at this KOA is: “A place you will always remember, and a
vacation you will never forget.” The staff offers service as spectacular
as the campground setting, just a mile from Lake Michigan. Little
touches—from a helpful escort to your campsite to complimentary delivery
of ice and wood to your door—signal their aim to please. Kids enjoy scavenger
hunts, games and crafts. Every RV Site comes with a large concrete patio area
with a picnic table or KOA Patio. From Camping Cabins and Deluxe Cabins
tucked away among lush cedars and pines to the luxuriously appointed full-
service lodges, this KOA has something for everyone. Beautiful northern
Michigan offers a bounty of activities, from beachcombing and boating to
golfing, hiking and lighthouse tours. Regional attractions include Mackinac
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Island and Sleeping Bear Dunes. Pool: Victoria Wknd–Labour Day Wknd. Burt
Max pull thru: 90 ft. Your hosts: Sun RV Resorts. HARBOR
SPRINGS ALANSON 68
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3 miles north of Petoskey on US 31. GPS: N45.39588, W84.89315 Little
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Bay
May 3 — October 14 31 PETOSKEY 75
koa.com/camp/petoskey 0 4 mi
RESERVATIONS 800-562-0253 • INFO 231-347-0005 131 0 4 km To Gaylord

1800 North US 31, Petoskey, MI 49770
15 Port Huron
Are you looking for fun for the entire family? If so, Port Huron KOA is
the place for you! This KOA is a vacation destination unto itself with
tennis courts, basketball courts, go-karts, two pools, an in-line skating
rink, workout facility, batting cages, seven playgrounds, an arcade, bumper boats,
sand volleyball, water balloon game and waterslides. There are even pizza and ice
cream parlors! Cruise around on a rented bike or a golf cart. Summer activities
include games, crafts, hayrides and train rides. Weekends bring different themes
and special events such as DJs, bands, magicians and clowns. KOA’s old-time
Western complex has a general store and the Opera House that shows nightly
PAST KOA CAMPGROUND OF THE YEAR movies. It’s all close to I-94 and I-69. Lake Huron is 10 minutes away. Pools:
Wadhams Rd
25 Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 90 ft.

Lapeer 5 miles west of Port Huron. I-94 Exit 262 (Wadhams Rd), then north 8 miles to
Connector
To Flint Lapeer Rd, east 1/4 mile. From I-69 Exit 196 (Wadhams Rd), then north 1/2 mile
Lapeer Rd to Lapeer Rd, east 1/4 mile. GPS: N42.984442, W82.528936
Exit
196 69 PORT
HURON
Griswold Rd May 3 — October 27
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To Detroit RESERVATIONS 800-562-0833 • INFO 810-987-4070

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5111 Lapeer Road, Kimball, MI 48074
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Michigan
16 St. Ignace/Mackinac Island
Located at the Straits of Mackinac where Lake Michigan and Lake Huron
converge, the St. Ignace/Mackinac Island KOA provides a terrific north-woods
base camp. This waterfront town is the gateway to Michigan’s Upper Peninsula,
a swath of pristine forest and jeweled lakes. Take advantage of KOA’s free shuttle
to the ferry that takes you to gracious Mackinac Island, where bicycles and
horse and buggies are the only forms of transportation. Families love the area’s
beaches, lighthouse tours and state historic parks, complete with 18th-century
forts and costumed interpreters. Pool: June 15–Sept. 15. Max pull thru: 80 ft.
Your hosts: Alan, Pala and Venkat.
From Mackinac Bridge N’bnd I-75 take Exit 344B or S’bnd I-75 Exit 344, then go To Sault Ste.
2.5 miles west on US 2. GPS: N45.853915, W84.773856 Marie Lake Huron
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May 1 — October 31 CITY
koa.com/camp/st-ignace 75
0 4 mi
RESERVATIONS 800-562-0534 • INFO 906-643-9303 0 4 km 31 To Gaylord 23
W1118 US 2, St. Ignace, MI 49781
17 Traverse City
Traverse City KOA is located in a heartwarming country setting only
15 miles from Traverse City, known as the Cherry Capital of the World.
Visit some of the local attractions such as Sleeping Bear Dunes National
Lakeshore and local orchards, wineries and vineyards. Also go shopping, see a show
at an old-fashioned drive-in, hit the links and play at one of 40 local golf courses.
Come and ride this KOA’s Barrel Train or cool off on warm summer days in the
sparkling heated outdoor pool. Check out the Jumping Pillow and paved main
roads. You can challenge the family to a game of giant chess, mini golf, basketball,
volleyball or horseshoes. This KOA also has a gem mining station and a Kamp K9.
Stay connected to family, friends and business at your site with free Wi-Fi. Cable
31 TV is available at most sites. Stop by the remote-control car track! Pool: Memorial
72 72
TRAVERSE KALKASKA
Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 90 ft. Your hosts: the Kuebler family.
CITY
15 miles south of Traverse City, or 3 miles north of Buckley on M-37. GPS
31 131 Address: 9700 M-37, Mayfield MI 49620. N44.545981, W85.67838
113
BUCKLEY 0 5 mi koa.com/camp/traverse-city
37 0 5 km RESERVATIONS 800-562-0280 • INFO 231-269-4562
9700 South M-37, Buckley, MI 49620
GLAMP OUT
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SITE!
LEARN MORE AT KOA.COM/WAYS-TO-STAY/KOA-PATIO-SITE
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1 Albert Lea/Austin
Come stay at this KOA and visit the famous Spam Museum, Mall of
America, Diamond Jo Casino, Winnebago Industries and Cabela’s. Or
stay at the campground and enjoy the pool, playground, tie-dye, crafts
and other activities. For Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, huge spaces are available for
tents—so bring your unit for the next monthly campout or event! Motorcyclists,
whether you’re headed for Sturgis or simply want to get away for a few days,
schedule your next stop at this KOA! Plan your next rally, family reunion, birthday
party, business meeting or other gathering in the meeting hall that seats up to
90. Check out the Camping Cabins and Deluxe Cabins for the ultimate camping
experience. Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 85 ft. Your
hosts: the Hulett family. To Minneapolis
I-90 Exit 166: (CR 46), then right 1/2 mile. From I-35: Take Exit 11 east 7 miles.
Entrance is on the right. GPS: N43.663, W93.1903 90 Exit
166 46
ALBERT E Main St
LEA
35 To Rochester
koa.com/camp/albert-lea 65 0 2 mi

To Des Moines
84259 County Road 46, Hayward, MN 56043
2 Bemidji
Acres of pristine forests and 60 shimmering lakes within 15 miles
make the Bemidji area a woods, water and wildlife oasis. The
legendary Mississippi River starts as a creek you can step across in
nearby Itasca State Park. Neighboring Lake Bemidji is a favorite spot for water-
sports enthusiasts and anglers looking for walleye and perch. Soaring bald
eagles with 6-foot wingspans thrill hikers in the Chippewa National Forest. Fun-
bike rentals, a game room, mini golf, a playground and a swimming pool keep
campers busy at this KOA. Limited facilities in spring and fall. Pool: Memorial
Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 100 ft. Your hosts: the Vannoy family.
1 mile west of Bemidji, north side of Hwy 2. Between MM 109 and MM 110.
89 71
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BEMIDJI Lake
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197 May 10 — September 14

0 2 mi koa.com/camp/bemidji
0 2 km 2
To Twin Cities 71 To Duluth RESERVATIONS 800-562-1742 • INFO 218-444-7562
510 Brightstar Road NW, Bemidji, MN 56601
3 Cloquet/Duluth
Outdoor-lovers can’t go wrong in the Duluth area, where Lake Superior
provides a stunning playground. The North Shore is a haven for kayak-
ing, sailing and fishing on the big lake. On land, add golfing, biking, rock
climbing, hiking and off-roading to the action-packed options. By day’s end, the
heated outdoor pool will be calling your name. This lovely KOA is set on 15 acres
of towering white pines and close to all the fun. From Duluth’s harbor, sail out
into the world’s largest freshwater lake alongside huge freighters. Take a chartered
fishing trip to catch salmon and sturgeon. Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day
Wknd. Max pull thru: 80 ft. Your hosts: the Higton family.
From Hwy 2: Go to Hwy 33 interchange, turn S, go 10 mi, turn L on Cloquet Ave.
Exit 239
Go 5 mi, turn R on CR 3. KOA is 1/2 mi on R. From I-35: Take Exit 239, bottom of 33
To Duluth
exit ramp go S on SR 45, turn R on CR 3. KOA is 1/2 mi on R. From Hwy 210: Go
into town of Carlton. At the four-way stop, turn L on SR 45, go 1/2 mi, turn L on 45
14th St
St. Lou
CR 3. KOA is 1/2 mi on R. GPS: N46.679768, W92.440082 35

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4 Jackson
Minnesota
With easy access to I-90, this KOA makes a perfect stopping point
halfway between Chicago and Mount Rushmore. Adding to its ideal
location, this KOA is just a half-day’s drive to the Badlands or Wisconsin
Dells. There’s plenty to do around town as well: racing, fishing, waterskiing, golfing
and dining out. At KOA, choose from a tent area with grills, a one- or two-room
Camping Cabin or a long, level Pull-Thru RV Site—most with their own grills. (LP gas
is available.) A heated pool, volleyball court, playground and more keep campers
entertained during their stay, along with hayrides and ice cream socials. The camp
store provides everything from necessities to seasonal veggies and menus from
local restaurants (some deliver to your site). Check out the fenced doggie park for
To Albert Lea your four-legged friends. Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru:
108 ft. Your hosts: Frank & Melinda Christianson and their awesome crew!
34
To Sioux Falls Take Exit 73: Go N on US Hwy 71, 1/4 mi N of I-90. Turn W (left) after Super 8 Motel.
90 Exit
73 GPS: Please do not use address! Use GPS coordinates. N43.64523, W94.99722
10 71 0 .5 mi
0 .5 km
JACKSON
koa.com/camp/jackson
34 14 RESERVATIONS 800-562-5670 • INFO 507-847-3825
2035 Highway 71 North, Jackson, MN 56143
MINNEAPOLIS/ST. PAUL AREA

5 Minneapolis Northwest
With 20 acres of maples, oaks and lush lawns, this KOA is a relaxing sub-
urban oasis that’s a quick jaunt from big-city sights—and only 17 miles to
the Minneapolis Convention Center. Sports fans are close to stadiums for pro foot-
ball, basketball and baseball in Minneapolis. You’re only 25 miles from the National
Sports Center in Blaine and 35 miles from Valleyfair. Browse five shopping centers in
addition to the Mall of America (30 miles), an outlet shopping center (10 miles) and
Cabela’s (3 miles). Choose sunny or shady level sites. Some Pull-Thru RV Sites stretch
up to 80 feet. With a regular antenna, you can access up to 25 channels. This KOA
offers free Wi-Fi and on-site RV repairs. Enjoy mini golf, horseshoes, basketball, a
playground, game room, swimming pool and free holiday hayrides. Pool: Memorial To St. Cloud
Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 80 ft. Your hosts: Joyce, Dan and Jim Hou.
Brockton Ln N
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17 miles NW of Minneapolis. I-94, take Exit 213 (CR 30), turn L, after McDonald’s 81 0 1 km
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101 Minneapolis
10410 Brockton Lane North, PO Box 1131, Maple Grove, MN 55311
MINNEAPOLIS/ST. PAUL AREA

6 Minneapolis Southwest
Minneapolis Southwest KOA is a perfect retreat for big-city adventure
and quiet country pursuits. Create lasting memories at this KOA with
its large indoor heated pool, weekend hayrides, mini golf, bike rentals, horseshoes,
gaga ball and volleyball. Enjoy a quiet night next to your campfire, or head into the
city for a Minnesota Twins baseball game or one of many concert venues. Find more
fun at Valleyfair Amusement Park or visit the Mall of America. Try your luck with
horse racing at Canterbury Park or gaming at Mystic Lake Casino. Stop by the state
capitol in St. Paul and then check out the Science Museum of Minnesota. Fall guests
love exploring apple orchards and spending time at the Minnesota Renaissance
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Festival. Pool: April 26–Oct. 5. Max pull thru: 90 ft. Your hosts: Tom & Carol Brown.
494 Mall of
America SW of Minneapolis, just off US Hwy 169 between MM 102 and MM 103. From
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35W I-494 Exit 10A: Take US Hwy 169 S, go 17.9 miles. From I-35 W Exit 3B: Take
169 13 Hwy 13 S, then Hwy 169 S (toward Mankato). GPS: N44.708023, W93.587868
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35 koa.com/camp/minneapolis-southwest
0 4 mi
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3315 West 166th Street, Jordan, MN 55352

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7 Rochester/Marion
This 25-acre country setting campground is just the place for a quiet,
relaxing night. And it’s only a 10-minute drive from this KOA to the
world-famous Mayo Clinic. Or take a journey back to the 1800s
and see how people lived before modern day technology at Forestville/Mystery
Cave State Park. Then cool off at Mystery Cave with its 13 miles of passageways
(48°F year-round). On Saturday nights, you’re off to the races at the Deer Creek
Speedway. At the campground, you can play volleyball, basketball, badminton,
horseshoes, Frisbee golf and carpetball. If you aren’t a sports enthusiast, you will
also find a pool, playground, tree swings scattered throughout the campground
and pedal karts with a fee. While you are out exploring the area and having fun,
the KOA owners are happy to check on your pets for you (small fee). After a 14 14
busy day, relax and unwind by a campfire. Limited facilities (water) in spring and ROCHESTER
fall. Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 80 ft. 52
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Looking for an open site where you can park your rig and get clear
satellite service? Looking for a shady site under trees twittering with
migrating birds and hooting owls? How about a woodsy Tent Site or
an air-conditioned Camping Cabin? This KOA has what you’re after! Kids love the
550-foot-long waterslide ($) that winds through pines and ends in a splash pool
(open Memorial Day through Labor Day). There’s also a large outdoor swimming
pool. Combine your fun with a convenient covered picnic pavilion, meeting room
and game room, and you have a perfect setting for a party or reunion. Quiet
and secluded, this campground is close to the interstate and area attractions like
Dunn’s Falls, Jimmie Rodgers Museum and Merrehope Victorian mansion. Pool:
May 1–Oct. 1. Max pull thru: 75 ft.
From I-59 & 20: Take Exit 165 (Toomsuba), go south 1 mile, turn right on KOA Exit 165
Campground Rd, 1/2 mile (on right) to KOA. 11 80
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Campers won’t believe their good fortune when they arrive at Starkville
KOA, right on the sandy shores of Oktibbeha County Lake. Nearly every
campsite has a view of the water. Swim and sun at the beach or join in
a game of beach volleyball. The pier is perfect for casting a line. Enjoy the pavilion,
on-site snack bar and picnic tables scattered under trees. You can even rent the
beach for a private function. (The campground’s water park is temporarily closed
due to dam maintenance; please call for more information.) One-half mile from
US 82, this KOA is minutes away from Mississippi State University. Nature-lovers and
birders can head south to the Sam D. Hamilton Noxubee National Wildlife Refuge.
Head east to explore along the Natchez Trace Parkway. Max pull thru: 80 ft.
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1 Branson
“Simply the Best” camping experience, location and services can be
found at this KOA, less than a half mile from the bustling Branson Strip.
With 140 RV Sites, 27 lodging units, four bathhouses, two laundries (all
with air-conditioning) and a Kamp K9, this KOA has something for everyone. Ameni-
ties include a pool with a slide, a hot tub, a fitness center and a multipurpose pad for
basketball, volleyball, badminton and pickleball. Enjoy pizza, hot wings and seasonal
daily breakfasts with free pancakes. The staff can help you with discounted show
and attraction tickets. Groups enjoy the large convention center, pavilion, catering
and entertainment. Dec. 15–March 15: Honor system—no store or snow removal.
Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 85 ft. Your hosts: Bill &
Angie Dickerson.
From Hwy 65: Exit at Hwy 76/Country Blvd. Go west 3.2 miles, turn south on 376 BRANSON
Animal
Gretna Rd (at Titanic). Go through light at Green Mtn Rd 1/8 mile to Animal Safari Rd. Safari Rd 76
Go west to KOA entrance. GPS: N36.628806, W93.285127 265
65
OPEN ALL YEAR
koa.com/camp/branson Table
Rock 165 0 1 mi
RESERVATIONS 800-562-4177 • INFO 417-334-4414 Lake 0 1 km
397 Animal Safari Road, Branson, MO 65616
To Springfield 2 Joplin
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sites for tents. Or stay in a cozy Cabin or popular Deluxe Cabin. Amenities include: a
convenience/gift store, propane filling station, firewood, bicycle rentals, coin laundry,
0 .25 mi
pool and playground. Check out the catch-and-release fishing pond and the fish-
43 0 .25 km
and turtle-feeding pond or just enjoy a relaxing stroll. Late arrivals: Reservations are
recommended. Let the staff know how many Wi-Fi devices you’d like to use. Lim-
ited winter services. Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 85 ft.
I-44 Exit 4, E’bnd: Right on Hwy 43, left at first light. W’bnd, Exit 4: Left over free-
OPEN ALL YEAR way, left at first light toward Conoco.
koa.com/camp/joplin
INFO 417-623-2246
4359 Dakota Lane
Joplin, MO 64804
3 Kansas City East/Oak Grove

In the heartland of America just off I-70, this beautiful KOA is the ideal
spot to spend a night, a week or your entire vacation. Head 15 miles
west to see the Kansas City Royals or Chiefs play. Nearby, wonderful
family attractions include the Kaleidoscope at Crown Center, LEGOLAND
Discovery Center, SEA LIFE Aquarium, Kansas City Zoo and Worlds of Fun/Oceans
of Fun. History buffs will appreciate the Harry S. Truman Library & Museum, Fort
Osage and Missouri Town 1855. Back at the campground, enjoy the saltwater
pool, Jump Pad, mini golf, volleyball, basketball, playground and large indoor
pavilion. You can even pan for gems, fossils and arrowheads at the Horseshoe
Creek Mining Sluice. Browse the general store and have a scoop of hand-dipped
ice cream or a float. Pets will love Kamp K9 and the dog walk. Pool: Memorial
291
Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 105 ft. 24
I-70, Exit 28. Go 1 block north on Hwy H, turn east on 3rd St, 2 blocks. 70
GPS: N39.017524, W94.125510 KANSAS
CITY
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303 NE 3rd Street, Oak Grove, MO 64075
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Missouri 4 Lake of the Ozarks/Linn Creek NEW
This new KOA puts you in the heart of the Lake of the Ozarks region, with easy
access off US 54 south of Osage Beach. The wooded grounds provide Pull-Thru
RV Sites with full hookups, Deluxe Cabins, shady private Tent Sites and apart-
ments that are perfect for family reunions. There’s room for your trailered boat
too. A swimming pool, a game room and walking trails provide ways to relax.
Check out the thong tree (Indian trail marker) right at the campground. You’re
also just minutes from boat rentals and boat ramps in nearby Linn Creek for a day
on the lake—or take a splash at Big Surf Waterpark. Golfers will appreciate the
beauty of several area courses carved out of woods and rocky bluffs. Hikers can
set off on miles of scenic trails at nearby Lake of the Ozarks State Park and Ha Ha
Tonka State Park. Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 45 ft.
5
From Osage Beach: Take Hwy 54 toward Camdenton. KOA on R. From Camdenton:
TT OSAGE BEACH
Drive past the camp and exit on Rd Y. Turn L, cross the bridge and turn L again onto
5 54 42
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Hwy 54. KOA on R. If using GPS, input 1 Campground Dr, Linn Creek, MO 65052.
GREENVIEW
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5 the Ozarks OPEN ALL YEAR
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0 2 mi
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4171 East Highway 54, Linn Creek, MO 65052
5 Lebanon/Bennett Spring
Welcome to this KOA, located in the heart of stocked fishing holes, unclaimed
floating and rafting river spots, homegrown country markets and Historic Route
66. Pan for gems and minerals on-site at the Walnut Creek Mining Company. Enjoy
the screened-in porch with slider rocking chairs, a swimming pool, a pavilion,
an indoor TV/game room, a volleyball court and a horseshoe pit. Bennett Spring
State Park lies minutes away, where clear spring-fed streams flow through a shady
hardwood forest. Anglers seek out these prime trout waters, stocked daily during
fishing season. Hikers can explore 12 miles of trails leading past natural rock tunnels
and through an oak-hickory forest. Area outfitters rent canoes and rafts and offer
guided tours for scenic floats down the Niangua River. Historic Route 66 passes
through nearby Lebanon, where you can browse flea markets and antique shops 73
for nostalgic souvenirs. Pool: May 27–Sept. 19. Max pull thru: 125 ft. LOUISBURG 5
N’bnd I-44 Exit 129: Left on Jefferson Ave; 9 miles on the left. S’bnd I-44 Exit 129: 64
65 To St. Louis
Right on Jefferson Ave; 9 miles on the left. LEBANON
Exit 129 32
BUFFALO
OPEN ALL YEAR
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RESERVATIONS 800-562-8651 • INFO 417-322-6907 0 5 km To Springfield
13654 Highway 64, Lebanon, MO 65536
6 Springfield/Route 66
Springfield/Route 66 KOA offers a shady retreat in the heart of the scenic
Ozarks. The lush, landscaped campground is close to lakes, and an
award-winning golf course is right next door. Visit the inspiring Wonders
of Wildlife National Museum & Aquarium for an immersive wildlife experience. Also in
the area: Wilson’s Creek National Battlefield, Bass Pro Shops World Headquarters and
many antique shops. Or take a 50-minute tram ride through a cave. At KOA, choose
from long, pull-thru RV Sites with KOA Patio, Camping Cabins, Deluxe Cabins (kitch-
ens/bathrooms) and a glamping tent. Have pizza delivered to your site or try the fresh
doughnuts. Cabins are pet-friendly (small fee), and there are two Kamp K9 areas.
Explore Springfield—Birthplace of Route 66. This KOA is near the Ozark Empire Fair-
grounds & Event Center, Springfield Expo Center and Missouri State University. Pool:
266 Chestnut Expy Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 95 ft. Your hosts: the King family.
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ST. LOUIS AREA
7 St. Louis NE/I-270/Granite City
This is the KOA closest to St. Louis attractions! Set up camp on Old
Route 66, just 12 miles from downtown. See the soaring Gateway Arch.
Walk or bike across the Historic Route 66 Chain of Rocks Bridge. Whether you want
to cheer on a pro team, shop until you drop or try your luck at casinos, St. Louis
has it all! Visit Cahokia Mounds and Lewis & Clark state historic sites, the Missouri
Botanical Garden and the unique City Museum. At the campground, you can swim,
romp on the playground or play horseshoes. Kids love the free Jumping Pillow.
Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 75 ft. Your hosts: the
Cuvar family and friends.
From IL 55S or IL 70W: Take 270W to Exit 3, turn left. From IL 64W or MO 55N: Take To
I-70W
255N to 270W to Exit 3, turn left. From MO 44E or 64E or 70E: Take 270N to Exit 3A Exit 3 270
in IL. From Exit 3 or 3A, turn left onto W Chain of Rocks Rd at Hardee’s. Proceed past 3 W Ch
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3157 West Chain of Rocks Road, Granite City, IL 62040
ST. LOUIS AREA

8 St. Louis West/Historic Route 66
Enjoy picturesque camping as it was meant to be—with lots of trees, a
babbling creek, fireflies, a campfire under a starlit sky and all Pull-Thru RV
Sites. Located on Historic Route 66, this KOA is less than 1 mile from Six Flags St. Louis
and I-44. It’s an easy 30 minutes from other St. Louis attractions, including the Gate-
way Arch, Forest Park, zoo, Missouri Botanical Garden, City Museum, Anheuser-Busch
Brewery and Grant’s Farm. Stay in a Deluxe Cabin or on an RV Site with KOA Patio or
a Premium Tent Site. Kids love all the activities/amenities, such as the heated pool,
gem mining station and Jumping Pillow. Groups love the pavilion and meeting space
with A/C. Pool: May 10–Sept. 30. Max pull thru: 95 ft. Your host: Paul Shepherd.
100 ST. LOUIS I-44 (W’bnd): Exit 261, L on Six Flags Road to Business Loop 44 (Historic Route 66),
270 R 3/4 mi to KOA. I-44 (E’bnd): Exit 261, R at traffic light to Business Loop 44 (Historic
Route 66), R 3/4 mi to KOA. GPS: Use 18475 Old US Hwy 66, Eureka, MO 63025 or
Exit 141
261
44 18475 I-44 Business Loop, Pacific, MO 63069. N38.50093, W90.688946
EUREKA
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PACIFIC OPEN ALL YEAR
Route 66 koa.com/camp/st-louis-west
0 5 mi 21
0 5 km
18475 Old US Highway 66, Eureka, MO 63025
9 Stanton/Meramec
Whether you are traveling Route 66, a snowbird following the seasons
or just getting away from it all, this country campground is the perfect
place to stay. The on-site Cricket Café serves southern Missouri bar-
becue and pizzas made to order from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. daily (April 1–Nov. 1).
Eat in or carry out to your Pull-Thru RV Site, Deluxe Cabin, Cabin or Tent Site.
Several community fire pits are provided for your use—and for making new
friends! This KOA is close to Meramec Caverns for cave tours, zip-line fun and
float trips on the scenic Meramec River. Head for Six Flags St. Louis (35 miles) or
check out the various attractions St. Louis has to offer (60 miles). Adults might
enjoy a day visiting tasting rooms at local wineries. Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor
ST. CLAIR
Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 70 ft. Your hosts: Dan & Barb Ballard. To St. Louis
30
W’bnd on I-44: Exit 230, left 2 blocks. E’bnd on I-44: Exit 230, right 2 blocks. 185 44
GPS is not reliable in this area.
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Exit 230
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koa.com/camp/stanton
Meramec
RESERVATIONS 888-562-4498 • INFO 573-927-5215 To Springfield Caverns 0 3 mi
0 3 km
74 Highway W, Sullivan, MO 63080 185
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1 Big Timber/Greycliff
Grandpa and Grandma will love this easy-access campground on
the southwest side of I-90, Exit 377. Kids always love the heated pool
and Jumping Pillow. The campground has plenty of trees to keep
you cool. But if you prefer sunshine and a satellite signal, there is a spot for you
too. This KOA offers free Wi-Fi. No rig is too big or small; the campground can
accommodate up to 110 feet, but please call for availability. No RV? Stay in a fan-
tastic Cabin or bring your tent for an old-fashioned camping experience. Check
out the many local attractions, including Natural Bridge Falls and Crazy Mountain
Museum. You can also hike, fish and go ATVing in the area. This KOA’s friendly
staff welcomes old and new friends. Pool: May 30–Sept. 5. Max pull thru: 110 ft.
Your hosts: the Faw family. 191
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To Billings
693 Highway 10 East, Big Timber, MT 59011
2 Billings
The world’s first KOA has proven once again why this award-winning
campground should be your destination of choice for a great Montana
escape. The new Trailhead Adventure Golf provides fun for everyone. In
summer, stop by Colter’s Run Cafe for a tasty pancake breakfast or an evening meal
served in an outdoor patio setting. What would summer be without ice cream? Yel-
lowstone Yum Yum’s ice cream social offers locally made ice cream flavors to enjoy
on a warm night. You’ll find plenty of fishing, hiking and biking near the campground,
or take a short drive to Pompeys Pillar National Monument, Little Bighorn Battlefield
National Monument or the Beartooth Scenic Highway. The newly remodeled family
PAST KOA CAMPGROUND OF THE YEAR restrooms are comfortable and luxurious. You’ll find a variety of accommodations—
S2
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Here’s an enviable spot to camp, midway between glorious Glacier
and Yellowstone national parks. But don’t hurry away until you’ve had
a chance to explore Butte. It’s easy: Just hop onto “Old Number One,”
the trolley car that boards next door at the Chamber of Commerce. Berkeley Pit
is an engineering marvel, the largest truck-operated open-pit copper mine in
America. Mansions of old-time mining barons cluster in Butte neighborhoods. After
sightseeing, lace up hiking boots or maybe golf shoes—Jack Nicklaus designed
Anaconda’s Old Works Golf Course. Fish in streams running near your campsite or
stroll a trail. Then treat yourself: The Chicken Shack serves such appetizing fare that
locals often drop in for a bite. Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull
thru: 80 ft. Your hosts: the Tice family. St
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RESERVATIONS 800-562-8089 • INFO 406-782-8080 .25 km
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1601 Kaw Avenue, Butte, MT 59701
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4 Deer Lodge
Montana
To Missoula
Exit Take a break! Savor this small respite campground halfway between Yellowstone
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and Glacier national parks. This KOA is in a quiet area bordered by the Clark
Railroad St Fork River—check out the fabulous mountain views. Nearby, you can tour the
Milwaukee Ave Grant-Kohrs Ranch National Historic Site. Visit the Old Montana Prison Complex
Main St
that offers five museums, including the Montana Auto Museum with its impres-
90 sive collection of restored cars. Golf and ghost towns are also close by. Swim for
free in the municipal Olympic-size pool in town, open weekday evenings and
Saturday afternoons. Fish for brown trout, toss some horseshoes, play badminton
or watch the wildlife in this riparian zone. The campground staff welcomes your
0 .5 mi
critters; no additional charge for pets. Come be a guest at the Deer Lodge KOA.
0 .5 km
To Butte Exit You’ll find old-fashioned hospitality and personalized service. See you soon!
187
Max pull thru: 75 ft. Your hosts: Cass Cahill and GingerSnap, the canine greeter.
From I-90: Take Exit 184 or 187 into town and turn west at the only stoplight.
April 1 — October 25 Then go 3 blocks to Park St and turn right.
koa.com/camp/deer-lodge
INFO 406-846-1629
329 Park Street
Deer Lodge, MT 59722
5 Dillon
Fish for browns and rainbows in Beaverhead River, a blue-ribbon stream border-
ing this campground, with mountain views in every direction. Take in views of
three mountain ranges from the pool while the kids ride around on KOA’s banana
bikes. Let Fido get some exercise in the fenced dog run. The petting farm is back!
Guided tours of the animals are available; please check at the front office for
times. Nearby, visit four sites along the trail forged by explorers Lewis and Clark.
Hike, fish and tour a ghost town at Bannack State Park. Drive east to Yellowstone
National Park, passing through the frontier gold camp of Virginia City. North-
west of Dillon, hunt for crystals at Crystal Park. On Labor Day weekend, Dillon
welcomes a professional rodeo. Extra charge for additional guests (adults and
children) at Dillon KOA. Pool: June 15–Sept. 5. Max pull thru: 120 ft. Your hosts: To Butte
Bob and Pam. Exit
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735 West Park Street, Dillon, MT 59725
6 Great Falls
Located in an oasis of trees, flowers and gardens, Great Falls KOA
offers unique views similar to the ones that Lewis and Clark experienced
when they portaged the Great Falls of the Missouri River. Enjoy “Big Sky
Country” views of rolling wheat fields and the Rocky Mountains from the new big-rig
Pull-Thru RV Sites. Or you can choose from wooded sites with Camping Cabins,
Deluxe Cabins, tent villages and smaller Pull-Thru RV Sites. Family-style bathrooms
offer spacious, clean 4-foot showers. Cool off and splash around in the water
playground that offers slides, water features and hot tubs. The River Town Rounders
entertain nightly with Western music, and the pancake breakfasts feature home-
grown chokeberry syrup. You’ll also find a fully stocked store with gourmet coffee, an
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ice cream bar, souvenirs, ice, beer and more. Free firewood! Limited amenities and
office hours during the off-season (approx. Oct. 1 to May 1, weather permitting).
To Shelby i R.
sou r Please call for details. Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 90 ft.
Mis
15th St
On 87-89 southeast edge of city. I-15 Exit 278 (10th Ave S Exit), go E 5 mi to 51st St.
15 10th Ave
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OPEN ALL YEAR
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koa.com/camp/great-falls
To Helena
1500 51st Street South, Great Falls, MT 59405
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7 Hardin
Montana
This KOA is located in the Big Sky Country where Lieutenant Colonel George
Armstrong Custer made his last stand. Stay at this campground and visit the
Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument and museum and watch Custer’s
Last Stand Reenactment in late June. Don’t forget Pompeys Pillar National
Monument, Bighorn River, Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area and a
trip to Yellowtail Dam. Stay in the grassy Tent Sites or level RV Sites and enjoy
the swimming pool and horseshoes. Little campers can try out the playground
swings while you visit with friendly neighbors. Let your pets roam the large
walking area for exercise. Oh, yes—trout fishing on the Bighorn River is just a
mile away. It’s only a five-hour drive west to Yellowstone National Park and
a five-hour drive east to Mount Rushmore. Open April 1–October 15, weather
permitting. Pool: June 1–Sept. 15. Max pull thru: 80 ft. Your hosts: Dave and Big
Gina Trzebiatowski.
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RESERVATIONS 800-562-1635 • INFO 406-665-1635 Old Hwy 87 3rd St
To Sheridan
RR 1, Box 1009, Hardin, MT 59034
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK AREA

8 Livingston/Paradise Valley
This award-winning KOA boasts 500 feet of Yellowstone River frontage
in one of the most beautiful valleys in the U.S. Just 9 miles off of I-90,
this KOA is an ideal base camp for exploring Yellowstone National Park and for all
of your southwest Montana adventures. Reserve one of the Deluxe Cabins right on
the river or park your RV in one of the spacious mountain-view Pull-Thru RV Sites.
Towering cottonwoods offer shade throughout this tranquil campground, where
you can watch wildlife, take a dip in the indoor heated pool, fish, enjoy a homemade
breakfast at the outdoor pavilion or rent banana bikes. Just minutes away, you’ll find
el hiking, biking and horseback riding. Historic Livingston boasts a true Montana rodeo,
89 Y low ston
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To Bozeman
LIVINGSTON rial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 90 ft. Your host: Gregory Lesky.
90
Exit
333 From I-90 Exit 333: S on Hwy 89; L on Pine Creek Rd. From Yellowstone Nat’l Park: N
on Hwy 89; R on Pine Creek Rd (between MM 43 & 44). GPS: N45.51206, W110.57971
540 0 5 mi
Pine Creek Rd 89 0 5 km May 1 — October 1
koa.com/camp/livingston
To Yellowstone National Park
163 Pine Creek Road, Livingston, MT 59047
9 Miles City
Miles City KOA is located near the Tongue River and Yellowstone River,
close to the site of Fort Keogh. Camp among 50 mature cottonwoods
in an area where the Sioux, Cheyenne and Crow once lived. You will be
welcomed to this high desert elevation of about 2,500 feet. Within walking distance,
you’ll find the Range Riders Museum, historic downtown fairgrounds and the ball
fields. Check out the buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Among them, see the Olive Hotel, where “Gus” drew his last breath in the miniseries
Lonesome Dove. Also stop by Miles City Saddlery and The Historic Montana Bar.
Historians, dinosaur enthusiasts and outdoor-lovers all appreciate this area. William
Clark and George Custer camped nearby too. Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day
Wknd. Max pull thru: 100 ft. Your hosts: Kevin, Jeanette, Adam and Molly Oster. R er
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Haynes Ave
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RESERVATIONS 800-562-3909 • INFO 406-232-3991 To Billings 0 1 mi
1 Palmer Street, Miles City, MT 59301 0 1 km
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10 Missoula
Montana
Located between Glacier and Yellowstone national parks, this KOA is
an oasis in the heart of Missoula—and an ideal base camp for count-
less adventures. Area outfitters are available for whitewater rafting and
world-class fishing on the rivers. Hike/bike wilderness areas or explore riverfront trails
in Missoula. Golf, theater, museums, breweries and dining are a few of Missoula’s
charms. At KOA, relax in the hot tub, take a dip in the pool, play mini golf or rent a
fun-bike. Check out the shops within walking distance. You’ll also find playgrounds
and a Kamp K9. Enjoy a buffet breakfast in the a.m. and ice cream treats in the p.m.
(seasonal $). New luxury teepees, Deluxe Cabins, Camping Cabins, RV Sites with KOA
Patio and Premium Tent Sites are waiting. Limited facilities in off-season. Pool: Me-
morial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 70 ft. Your hosts: the Frame family.
Exit 101
Bro
Please turn off GPS and follow these directions. From I-90 Exit 101: South on
adw 93 90 Reserve St 1.5 mi, turn R on England Blvd (at light). R on Tina Ave. From Hwy 93:
ay
St Turn L (north) on Reserve St, go 4 mi, turn L on England Blvd (at light), R on Tina Ave.
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Blvd
koa.com/camp/missoula
Mullan Rd
3450 Tina Avenue, Missoula, MT 59808
11 Polson/Flathead Lake
The first thing you will notice when you arrive at Polson/Flathead Lake
KOA is the breathtaking panoramic views of the Mission Mountains rising
behind the massive blue gem of Flathead Lake. This award-winning KOA
offers big-rig friendly Pull-Thru RV Sites. The campground is located on a terraced
hillside across the highway from the lake. Challenge the family on the mini-golf
course, play basketball and volleyball or swim in the heated pool. Centrally located
in the Mission Valley, it’s easy to take day trips to Kalispell, Big Fork, Missoula and the
National Bison Range. The campground is on the main route to Glacier National
Park. Area outfitters offer fishing, whitewater rafting, horseback riding or boat tours
of Flathead Lake and Wild Horse Island. Visit museums and learn about the local
area and Native American culture. Come stay at the campground that has earned To Kalispell
the hightest ratings from both Trailer Life and Woodall’s. Pool: Memorial Wknd– Flathead
Lake
Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 70 ft. Your hosts: Paul, Carlisa and Skyla London.
93
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To Missoula
200 Irvine Flats Road, Polson, MT 59860
BIG TIMBER
BILLINGS
12 Red Lodge
COLUMBUS LAUREL Beartooth Highway starts near this KOA in south-central Montana.
90 Called “the most beautiful drive in America” by Charles Kuralt, it winds
for 69 miles past glaciers and alpine lakes in Montana and Wyoming to Yellow-
212 310 stone National Park. Link up with Chief Joseph Scenic Highway and make your
0 10 mi way back to Red Lodge. With its 12,000-foot peaks and 70-mile views, this loop
78 0 10 km
is one of the most popular and challenging routes in the U.S. At KOA, choose a
Tent Site or one-room Cabin along a sparkling stream. In Red Lodge, renovated
RED LODGE 1880s mining buildings house gift shops, galleries and restaurants. Celebrate
308 310 July 4th with the Home of Champions Rodeo & Parade. Pool: Memorial Wknd–
MT 72 Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 70 ft. Your hosts: Ken & Susan Davidson.
WY 4 miles north of Red Lodge on Hwy 212. Or from I-90 in Laurel: Take Exit 434
and travel 38 miles south on Hwy 212. GPS: N45.2567, W109.2282
May 1 — October 1
koa.com/camp/red-lodge
INFO 406-446-2364
7464 Highway 212
Red Lodge, MT 59068
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GLACIER NATIONAL PARK AREA
Montana
13 St. Mary/East Glacier
Stay here and you’re just a mile from Glacier Park and the entrance to
Going-to-the-Sun Road, the 52-mile highway that climbs across Glacier
National Park’s spectacular alpine spine. The view is almost as good from your
campsite here at Glacier’s eastern edge, where towering peaks frame the St. Mary
River and Lake. Pick up lunch fixings at the KOA grocery store and gift shop, then
board a Glacier tour bus at the campground entrance. If you want to give your dog
a day off while you explore, your hosts offer pet sitting and kennel boarding. Or relax
at KOA while you hone your putting skills, play bocce or enjoy the swimming pool
and hot tub complex. Rent a kayak and explore the wilds of Lower St. Mary Lake and
West Shore Rd Lower
River. The AOK Grill serves up breakfasts, pizzas and dinners daily from mid-June to St. Mary
Lake
Sept. Pool: June 15–Sept. 10. Max pull thru: 75 ft. Your hosts: Will & Susan Brooke.
From St. Mary on Hwy 89: 1 mi W of town on West Shore Rd. Trailers/RVs: Take Hwy Glacier
National
464/Duck Lake Rd from Browning, MT, not Hwy 89. GPS: N48.75746, W113.43755 Park
Rdn
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To Great Falls
Go
106 West Shore Road, St. Mary, MT 59417
14 Townsend/Canyon Ferry Lake

If you love fishing and boating, come enjoy some of Montana’s finest
at this unique KOA campground. Beautiful Canyon Ferry Lake is one of
the most popular water playgrounds in Montana. Summer recreation
includes swimming, boating and some of the state’s best walleye and trout fishing.
The Canyon Ferry Walleye Festival and Perch Ice Fishing Derby are just a couple of
seasonal events. Winter activities include snowmobiling, hunting and ice fishing.
This KOA has all Pull-Thru RV Sites along with Camping Cabins and Tent Sites with
restrooms/showers nearby. Permanent marina docks are at the lake, and the camp-
ground can provide dry storage for boats, trailers and RVs. The convenience store of-
fers groceries, wine, beer, fishing tackle and bait—along with fishing/hunting licenses
Exit
for the state. Enjoy Wi-Fi, an outdoor pavilion, horseshoes, volleyball, a playground
192 EAST HELENA and an off-leash dog park. Max pull thru: 56 ft. Your hosts: Sharon Walker & crew.
HELENA
12 From I-90: Take Exit 274 for US 287, go north 38 mi. At MM 70, turn R. From Helena:
15 287 Go south on US 287. At MM 70, turn L. GPS: N46.414460, W111.581689
Canyon
Ferry OPEN ALL YEAR
Silos Rd Lake
koa.com/camp/townsend-canyon
0 5 mi
5 km TOWNSEND 12 RESERVATIONS 800-562-5904 • INFO 406-266-3100
0
81 Silos Road, Townsend, MT 59644

15 West Glacier
Pine-scented campsites here are a mere 2.5 miles from Glacier
National Park’s west entrance. A short drive of a few minutes brings
you to the start of the famous Going-to-the-Sun Road that twists and climbs
across the million-acre alpine preserve. Whitefish, Kalispell and Flathead Lake
are within driving distance to explore for part of a day with plenty of time left to
relax at this KOA. Different activities are available each evening, such as fly-fishing
clinics, birds of prey presentations and a magician’s show. This KOA also offers
an adult (18+) heated pool and adult hot tubs as well as a family (all ages) pool.
Enjoy breakfast and dinner at the Lazy Bear Café. Treat yourself to huckleberry ice Going-to-the-Sun
No
cream at Scoops Ice Cream Shoppe or head to the state’s largest water park in Rd
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16 Whitefish/Kalispell North
As busy as this majestic corner of Montana gets during the summer, you’ll
feel like you’re in your own private hideaway at this fun campground.
Sprawling across 33 acres of a secluded, forested valley, it’s a mere 24 miles from
Glacier National Park and a short drive from Whitefish and Kalispell. This KOA is
renowned for its kid-friendly areas. It also features an adults-only hot tub, game room,
free mini golf, free fun-bikes, petting zoo, walking trails and free kids’ paddleboats for
cruising the pond. There’s even a free Frisbee golf course. Check out Buffalo Bob’s
Family Entertainment Center—a restaurant serving pizza, sandwiches, salads and
a nightly barbecue as well as a free hot breakfast in the summer. Enjoy the indoor/
WEST
GLACIER outdoor swimming pool. Hosts can help you with Glacier National Park tours and
486 other attractions, such as whitewater rafting and horseback-riding trips. Pool: Memo-
93 WHITEFISH 2
rial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 100 ft. Your hosts: the Staves family.
40
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17 Yellowstone Park/Mountainside
Yellowstone National Park is just 7.5 miles down the highway from this
KOA. Old Faithful is 37 miles away. Along with the striking scenery of
the rugged Continental Divide and stunning views into Yellowstone, you can
soak up the natural beauty of the campground’s meandering mountain streams,
fishing ponds and grand old-growth lodgepole pine trees. Big rigs enjoy some
of the area’s longest and widest Pull-Thru RV Sites. Camping Cabins tuck right in
among aspen and willow trees along the banks of Denny Creek. Hiking and four-
wheeler trails lead off from the campground into Gallatin National Forest. Wildlife
viewing—for moose, elk, bison and more—is excellent. Groups enjoy the indoor
Hebgen 287 To Bozeman
and outdoor pavilions. Max pull thru: 105 ft. Lake
WY
MT
7.5 mi W of Yellowstone, MT on US Hwy 20, or 1.5 mi E of the MT/ID state line on Yellowstone Park/ 191
Mountainside
US Hwy 20. Next to West Yellowstone Super 8 hotel. This KOA is 1.5 mi W of Yellowstone Park/ To Old
Yellowstone Park/West Gate KOA on US Hwy 20. GPS: N44.6866, W111.251811
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Lake
20 MT
May 18 — October 1 ID
WEST
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Entrance
koa.com/camp/mountainside Yellowstone
RESERVATIONS 800-562-5640 • INFO 406-646-7662 0 4 mi National
To Idaho Falls Park
0 4 km
1545 Targhee Pass Highway, West Yellowstone, MT 59758

18 Yellowstone Park/West Gate
Just 6 miles from Yellowstone’s west entrance at West Yellowstone, Montana (the
most popular and convenient entry point), you’ll find a pine-shaded site that is the
perfect base camp for exploring the world’s first national park. Old Faithful puts on its
steamy regular-as-clockwork show just 30 miles away. A tour bus can pick you up
at KOA’s office for a ride to the park, or take the wheel yourself to tour Yellowstone’s
upper and lower loops. The area offers horseback riding, world-class fly-fishing,
whitewater rafting, a nightly Old West Rodeo, Yellowstone Giant Screen Theatre and
the Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center. Return for a soak in the indoor pool housed in
a classic Montana log building. Fuel up with a latte and pancakes every summer
Hebgen 287
Lake
To Bozeman morning and a barbecue dinner each evening (featuring Almost Famous ribs). Save
WY
MT
191 room for delicious homemade fudge. Pool: May 17–Sept. 23. Max pull thru: 90 ft.
Yellowstone Park/
Mountainside Yellowstone 6 mi W of Yellowstone Park’s west entrance on US Hwy 20. This KOA is 1.5 mi E of
Park/ To Old
87 Henrys
®
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Lake
20 MT
ID
WEST
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Entrance
Yellowstone koa.com/camp/yellowstone-park
0 4 mi National RESERVATIONS 800-562-7591 • INFO 406-646-7606
To Idaho Falls Park
0 4 km
3305 Targhee Pass Highway, West Yellowstone, MT 59758
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Just a stone’s throw from convenient I-80, Grand Island KOA has
everything you need for a great stay whether you are passing
through or on a staycation. This is a quiet, shady country park sur-
rounded by farm fields. Choose a 50-amp full-hookup, level Pull-Thru RV Site
(with cable TV) for big rigs or a water/electric Pull-Thru RV Site for smaller rigs.
Deluxe Cabins with bathrooms/showers, cable TV and kitchenettes are a great
option. Air-conditioned Camping Cabins are a good choice for travelers and
their pets. Tenters love the grassy sites close to the family shower and two bath-
houses (one with a wheelchair-accessible shower and restroom). Enjoy on-site
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food service including Hunt Brothers Pizza delivered to your site! Have fun with
ISLAND the swimming pool, pedal bike rentals, game room, sand volleyball court, play-
30 281 0 2 mi
ground, horseshoes, basketball court, Kamp K9 and free Wi-Fi. Pool: Memorial
34 0 2 km Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 85 ft. Your hosts: Don & Julie Denison.
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1 Ely
Nevada
50 93 Ely KOA proves there’s more to Nevada than casinos and neon. It’s where
ELY 486 893 high desert meets the mountains of Great Basin National Park, with
meadows, forests, wildflowers, streams and lakes—and the fascinating
marble/limestone formations of Lehman Caves. Explore ghost towns left behind
6 from the 19th-century silver rush. Ride the Ghost Train of Ely for a trip into the past.
50 Recreation includes hiking and ATV trails; garnet hunting; and fishing, boating and
93 6
swimming at Cave Lake. Fishing supplies available at KOA. Enjoy a beautiful RV Site
Great with a patio area, private lawn and LP gas grill. Or choose an extra-long pull thru. If
Basin
318 0 10 mi
National primitive is your thing, you’ll love the grassy Tent Sites and Camping Kitchen. This
Park KOA has Camping Cabins and a Deluxe Cabin (with a full bath, kitchenette and LP
0 10 km 93
gas grill). Check out the two new teepees! Family fun includes a playground, nightly
outdoor movies, scavenger hunts and ice cream socials. Two dog walk areas and on-
site corrals keep your four-legged travel companions happy. Max pull thru: 90 ft.
OPEN ALL YEAR 3 mi S of Ely on US 93, 50 & 6. Please call for directions; GPS may not be accurate.
koa.com/camp/ely
INFO 775-289-3413
1596 South US 93
Ely, NV 89301
2 Las Vegas KOA at Sam’s Town

Here’s betting you’ve never camped quite like this: Welcome to the Las
Vegas KOA at Sam’s Town, adjacent to Sam’s Town Hotel & Gambling
Hall. Relax alongside your rig at this fully landscaped park with shade
trees, grassy areas and fenced pet play areas. Socialize at the communal barbe-
cue area or at the two swimming pools and hot tubs. You’re steps from one of
the largest gaming resorts on the “Boulder Strip.” Enjoy your favorite games in the
133,000-square-foot casino or catch a flick on one of the 18 screens at the in-house
movie theater. The property also offers a 56-lane bowling center, Mystic Falls Park
(home of the Sunset Stampede Laser Light & Water Show), live entertainment, res-
taurants, buffet and more. Regular free shuttle service takes you to the world-famous
Las Vegas Strip and downtown Las Vegas. Pool: Open all year. Max pull thru: 70 ft.
E Desert Inn Rd
S Nellis Blvd
From I-515: Exit 69 E (Flamingo). Turn right onto Boulder Hwy S. Watch for left turn
lane into KOA just past Sam’s Town Hotel & Gambling Hall. Located near many 515 582
RV rental depots, including Road Bear RV, El Monte RV and JUCY RV Rentals. 592 E Flamingo Rd Exit
McLeod Dr
S Pecos Rd
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N s directly across the street from the casino resort with 24-hour shuttle
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Aha service available. As a KOA guest, you’ll have free access to Avi Resort
Macav and Casino’s private beach, pool, boat launch and fitness center. You’ll also
Ne
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95 find a Vegas-style casino with slots and table games, a bingo hall, keno and
Aztec Rd a sports book. Enjoy fine dining at the MoonShadow Grille or a casual meal by
the beach at Aha Cantina. Other options include the Native Harvest Buffet,
AZ
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0 5 mi
Mojave Roast and a 24-7 café. Kids Quest offers a play area, movies, video
0 5 km
95 games and activities for children (hourly rate) while their parents enjoy the casino.
On-site KOA amenities include free Wi-Fi and cable TV, a laundry room, showers,
40 Exit 141 Exit 142 a picnic area and a dog-run area. Self-contained units only. Pool: Open all year.
NEEDLES
Max pull thru: 90 ft. Your host: Ana Oviatt.
From I-40 Exit River Rd cutoff, which becomes Needles Hwy, north 14 miles to
OPEN ALL YEAR Aha Macav Pkwy. Look for Avi sign. Turn right and continue 2 miles to the Avi.
koa.com/camp/laughlin
INFO 702-535-5450
10000 Aha Macav Parkway
Laughlin, NV 89029
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4 Reno KOA at Boomtown
Picture a peaceful campground and dazzling resort casino all in
one—then come camp here! KOA and the adjacent Boomtown Truck
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at every site, including cable, free Wi-Fi and a scenic view of the Truckee River
Boomtown Exit
Garson Rd 4 To Reno
and surrounding mountains. The landscaped KOA also offers a seasonal heated
pool and spas. Nearby, there is a Cabela’s retail store and a Chevron Mini Mart.
0 .5 mi
Whether you go for picnic tables or poker tables, you’re a big winner here.
0 .5 km
Pool: May–Oct. Max pull thru: 55 ft.
Go north at Exit 4 on I-80, north of the Boomtown Casino & Hotel. Eleven miles
west of US 395. Four miles east of California/Nevada state line. OPEN ALL YEAR
koa.com/camp/reno
INFO 775-345-2444
2100 Garson Road, PO Box 399
Verdi, NV 89439
5 Wendover
With a panoramic mountain view and backing two of five casinos,
80 Exit the Wendover KOA has it all. Located just 10 miles from the world-
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Wend records, you’ll find excellent fishing, bird-watching, hiking and even scuba diving
ove
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93 round, with a seasonal outdoor pool, grocery and souvenir shop, laundry and
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0 .25 km
From I-80: Take West Wendover Exit 410 south to Wendover Blvd, keep straight
1/4 mile to Florence Way to Camper Dr, turn right. KOA is on the left. From north
93A: Take a left on Wendover Blvd. At first stop sign turn left on Florence Way,
OPEN ALL YEAR 1/4 mile to Camper Dr, turn right. KOA is on the left. GPS: N40.734367, W114.065941
koa.com/camp/wendover
INFO 775-664-3221
651 North Camper Drive
West Wendover, NV 89883
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Rochester
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Chester
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Dorset Peru 7
20
Londonderry Charlestown
10
Contoocook 15 23
Rollinsford
10
Washington Hopkinton Concord Dover

6 Henniker Northwood
Manchester Grafton 7 17
5 2 1 York Village
15
Bellows Falls Marlow Suncook Durham

Arlington GREEN Jamaica Hillsborough
5 Stoddard Hooksett Newmarket Kittery
5
11
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South Raymond Portsmouth
MOUNTAIN Gilsum Epping
Townshend 27 Hooksett
Antrim Goffstown 34
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Pinardville
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Keene Boston
Kingston
Hampton Beach
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Peterborough 12
Wilmington West Marlborough 5 Derry Seabrook
Merrimack
Bennington Swanzey Wilton Amesbury ATLANTIC
EVERETT
4
Brattleboro Londonderry 22
37
Plaistow Salisbury
Troy Milford
Jacksonville Hinsdale Jaffrey 8 Newburyport
Pownal Readsboro Winchester
Fitzwilliam 7 3 Salem
PARKER RIVER
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Stamford VERMO
VER MONT
NT NEW HAMPSHIRE Greenville
Nashua
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North Adams ETTS
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MASSACHUSETTS
Winchendon
Lowell Andover
Ipswich Rockport
Cape Ann
Map page 107
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Directory page 108 Gloucester
PARTIAL INDEX TO Brookline F-3 Errol B-4 Haverhill C-3 Lisbon C-3 Piermont C-3 Thornton C-3
HAMPSHIRE
CITIES AND Canaan D-3 Epping E-4 Hillsborough E-3 Littleton B-3 Pittsburg A-4 Tilton D-3
Chocorua C-4 Exeter E-4 Hinsdale E-2 Londonderry E-4 Pittsfield D-4 Troy E-3
TOWNS
F Alton D-4
Claremont
Colebrook
D-2
A-4
Farmington
Franklin
D-4
D-3
Hudson
Jackson
E-4
C-4
Lyme
Manchester
D-3
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Plainfield
Plymouth
D-2
D-3
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Union
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Andover D-3 Columbia B-4 Glen C-4 Jaffrey E-3 Meredith D-4 Portsmouth E-5 Walpole E-2
Antrim E-3 Concord E-4 Goffstown E-3 Jefferson B-4 Milford E-4 Raymond E-4 Warren C-3
0 10 20 30 Miles Belmont D-4 Conway C-4 Gorham B-4 Keene E-2 Milton D-4 Rochester D-4 Washington E-3
Bennington E-3 Danbury
Quabbin D-3 Greenville E-3 Kingston E-4 Nashua E-4 Salem E-4 Weare E-3
0 15 30 45 Kilometers Berlin C-4 Derry
Res. E-4 Groveton B-4 Laconia D-4 Newport D-2 Seabrook E-5 Wentworth C-3
Bethlehem C-3 Dover E-5 Hampton E-5 Lancaster B-3 North Conway C-4 Somersworth D-5 Wolfeboro D-4
Bradford E-3 Durham E-5 Hancock E-3 Lebanon D-2 Ossipee D-4 Stewartstown A-4 Woodstock C-3
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New Hampshire
WHITE MOUNTAINS AREA
1 Chocorua
Reward your family with a visit to Chocorua KOA, twice selected as a
National Park of the Year by ARVC. This is a great base for exploring the
White Mountains, Lakes region and coast of New Hampshire as well as the seacoast
of Maine. Nearby attractions include Mount Chocorua, shopping, golf, scenic train
and boat rides, water/theme parks and fun-but-challenging ropes courses. At KOA,
you’ll find Wi-Fi, cable, a pool and beach, boat rentals, woodland trails, camp store,
recreation hall, game room, pavilion with Camping Kitchen, movie theater and
planned activities. Pets love the 1/3-acre fenced Kamp K9 with its agility course, beach
and doggie day care kennels. Enjoy Cabins, Tent Sites, waterfront and Pull-Thru RV
CONWAY 302
Sites and RV Sites with KOA Patio (with decks, grills and patio furniture). Pool: Memo-
rial Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 75 ft. Your hosts: Lee & Shirley Spencer. 16 113
ME
NH
Located on Route 16: 3 mi north of Route 25 W, 20 mi east of Lake Winnipesaukee,
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13 mi south of Conway. GPS may be inaccurate, please confirm location with map. 25
25
May 1 — October 15 0 5 mi 3 16
0 5 km
koa.com/camp/chocorua Exit
Lake
Winnipesaukee
893 White Mountain Highway, Route 16, Tamworth, NH 03886

2 Lincoln/Woodstock
Welcome home! Discover this “Diamond in the Woods” park, nestled
on a plateau above the Pemigewasset River. A fun-filled getaway awaits
you at this KOA, located in the majestic White Mountains of New Hampshire, one of
America’s premier vacation playgrounds. Local area attractions (some only minutes
away) provide family entertainment, exhilarating adventures and priceless memories.
The Kancamagus Scenic Byway is a showstopper—especially in autumn—when the
foliage is a blazing palette of color. The 34-mile “Kanc” has scenic pull-offs, hiking
trails, waterfalls and swimming holes. Your camping options include a tree cabin,
glamping tent, old prairie covered wagon, Deluxe Cabins, Camping Cabins, RV Sites
Exit T r i poli R d and Tent Sites. Enjoy the on-site fishing pond, walking trail to the river, dog park/
31
175 kennels and multiple independent activities. Pool: Memorial Wknd–Labor Day
Wknd. Max pull thru: 70 ft. Your hosts: Rob & Darlene Goodbout.
Station Rd 93
I-93 Exit 31: 2 miles south on Eastside Rd (Route 175 S). GPS may be inaccurate.
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3 Littleton/Franconia Notch
With tree-shaded and grassy sites, this comfortable campground is a great base
for exploring New Hampshire’s White Mountains and Vermont’s Green Mountains.
KOA’s convenient location is just three hours from Boston, MA; Portland, ME; and
Montréal, QC. It’s also five hours from Albany, NY. With sites on the Ammonoosuc
River, you can try your luck at catching an elusive trout for breakfast. Minutes away,
ride the aerial tramway 4,180 feet up Cannon Mountain for spectacular vistas or fish
in Echo Lake. Hikers head for Franconia Notch, Crawford Notch, Kinsman Notch
or Pinkham Notch. Mount Washington Cog Railway, 25 miles away, chugs up the
6,288-foot summit. Along with summer fun, don’t miss the fall foliage season
with its vibrant colors and unforgettable New England landscape. Pool: Memorial Exit LITTLETON
42
Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 90 ft. Your hosts: Steven & Jane Jesseman.
Exit 42 from I-93: Go W on US 302 5 mi. Exit 17 from I-91: Go E on US 302 18 mi. 0 2 mi
302
GPS is not reliable in this area. Please refer to a road map or call the campground. 0 2 km 302
93
koa.com/camp/littleton FRANCONIA
LISBON
2154 Route 302, Lisbon, NH 03585
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New Hampshire 4 Strafford/Lake Winnipesaukee South
The many charms of New England lie within easy reach at this KOA,
close to major roads, yet tucked away in a relaxing rural setting. Stretch
out by the pool or cast a line into the pond. Families will be entertained
with the waterslide and spray park and all the activities, including hayrides and
weekend entertainment. Explore Lake Winnipesaukee with its 200 miles of shoreline
and hundreds of islands. The White Mountains to the north are a hiker’s paradise.
It’s less than an hour’s drive to the Atlantic, where you can relax on a sandy Maine
beach or enjoy the coastal scenery aboard a harbor cruise. Villages like Wolfeboro,
Portsmouth and Laconia greet you with postcard-perfect charm. Pool: Memorial
Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 40 ft. Your hosts: the Gagnon family.
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Cr ad d 202 Exit 14 off Route 16 (Spaulding Turnpike): Go SE on North Main St, turn right onto
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wn Twombly St. Turn R onto Walnut St (202A), continue to follow 202A. Turn slight left
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Po o R Exit 14
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ROCHESTER onto Strafford Rd (202A). Turn right onto First Crown Point Rd. KOA is on the left.
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5 Twin Mountain/Mt. Washington
Come enjoy Twin Mountain/Mt. Washington KOA, an award-winning
campground in the heart of New Hampshire’s scenic White Mountains.
Explore hundreds of hiking trails, go fishing and biking and more. Look for moose
on guided tours, ride the Cog Railway or explore Mount Washington. Santa’s Village,
Whale’s Tale Water Park, Story Land and other family theme parks are within an easy
drive. Don’t miss the beautiful fall colors. This KOA’s expansion includes RV Sites with
KOA Patio, Deluxe Cabins, a new glamping tree house site, a new pavilion for tent
campers and an updated pool. You’ll also find a variety of RV Sites, Tent Sites among
tall pines, Camping Cabins and a Boston & Maine Kamper’s Kaboose. Pool: Memorial
VT
Wknd–Labor Day Wknd. Max pull thru: 90 ft. Your hosts: Bex & Brad Hare. WHITEFIELD
NH
115 2
From Route 3 and 302: Go 2 miles on 3 N, take 115. KOA is on the right. 3
116
From Route 2: Take 115, KOA is 10 miles on the left. GPS: Use 372 Route 115,
LITTLETON
Whitefield, NH 03598. N44.305143, W71.532877 302 BETHLEHEM
302
93
May 10 — October 14 3 302
koa.com/camp/twin-mountain FRANCONIA
Exit
35 0 4 mi
372 Route 115, Twin Mountain, NH 03595
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Matamoras WEST
NEW YORK
WEST
Old Forge POINT
Bethel
Moscow MIL. PARTIAL INDEX
Map page 149 ACAD.
TO
Milford Monroe
Directory pages 150–153 Peekskill
HIGH POINT CITIES AND
P A L I S A D ES P K W Y .
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S.P. Warwick
R. Yorktown TOWNS
NN
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Ramsey Tarrytown
CT
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Tannersville Newton Sparta Res. Bernardsville B-3
Stillwater Stamford
N.
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15 ST. PKWY.
HICKORY Newfoundland 16 58 Blackwood D-2
GARDEN
HICKORY
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RUN S.P.
S.P. East Stroudsburg
Y.
RUN 309 55
Oakland White Plains Boonton B-3
Stroudsburg Butler Bridgeton E-2
Andover
PENNSYLVANIA Delaware
Blairstown Marcella 52
Ridgewood Brigantine E-3
6
Paramus
12
4 L.
Map page 174
Brodheadsville Water Gap
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12
22 Hopatcong Hopatcong Wayne Paterson Yonkers Browns Mills D-3
Tra Portland
21
Buena E-2
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34 15 37 Boonton47 53 18 Englewood Glen Burlington D-2
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New Cove
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Netcong 38 Butler A-3

Fairfield Hackensack
Sc
Jim Thorpe 4 28
Dover 47
Rochelle Huntington
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Natio Pen Bangor Clifton Passaic
Palmerton lachian Argyl Hackettstown 43 16 West Great Cape May
Station F-2
Lehighton Appa Belvidere 39
Orange Neck Chatham B-3
Morristown 37 Cherry Hill D-2
Martins Chester Jersey Union City Clarksboro D-2
B B
Creek
MORRISTOWN
Livingston
Nazareth
Newark City
Washington 36 18 LevittownB-4
Clifton
NATL. HIST. PARK
Madison Dover B-3
Hampton Bernardsville Chatham Hempstead East Brunswick C-3
Northampton Phillipsburg 19
4
Califon Union New York East Orange B-4
19
Easton 3 15 High Bridge 26 23
7
Clinton 13 Cranford Elizabeth Eatontown C-4
Massapequa
Bethlehem 9 18 22 Valley Edison
Freeport
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Stream Elizabeth B-4
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24 21
Linden
15
49B Allentown Glen 29
Plainfield Englewood B-4
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17
8 23 Middlesex Fairfield B-3
Fogelsville Hellertown Milford Pittstown Somerville 16 GATEWAY
Long Beach
Freehold C-4
17
Emmaus 20 2 NATL. Glassboro E-2
13
Frenchtown REC. AREA
Coopersburg Centerville Edison Perth Amboy Gloucester City D-2
Manville Green Bank E-3
Flemington
New Brunswick Sayreville Hackensack B-4
5
Quakertown Belle Mead East Brunswick Keansburg Port
N Monmouth GATEWAY NATL.
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Manalapan Freehold
Trenton Linden B-4
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100 Asbury Park
10
Morrisville 5
Lindenwold D-2
15
8 Neptune City Livingston B-3

11
Ambler Levittown 28 Long Branch C-4
7A 23 21 Belmar
Allentown 7 Madison B-3
Phoenixville Norristown
8
TPK. Bordentown 16 Manalapan C-3

PA. Willow Grove Lakewood
15
VALLEY FORGE Manasquan Manasquan D-4

NATL. HIST. PARK Chesterfield 90
Glenside Bristol 7
Manville C-3
King of Prussia Conshohocken Burlington
8
New Egypt 88 Point Pleasant Margate City E-3

Downingtown Willingboro K. Wrightstown Marlboro C-4
TP JOINT BASE Lakehurst Silverton Matawan C-4
Moorestown 5 MCGUIRE-DIX-LAKEHURST 83
3
Ardmore .J . Mount Pemberton MIL. RES. Middlesex B-3

Philadelphia N Toms
23
Holly Browns Mills Millville E-2

West Chester Springfield Lansdowne Whiting 82 River Seaside Heights Moorestown D-2
19
Media Cherry Hill 80 Morristown B-3

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BRENDAN
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Darby Camden 4
11
Medford T. BYRNE Beachwood Mount Holly D-2
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Kennett Square 8
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Elsmere Wilmington 44W Warren 67
Chesilhurst Atsion
22
Grove
18
Swedesboro Passaic B-4

WHARTON Barnegat
Penns Grove 38 63
Paterson B-4
K . Glassboro ST. FOR.
Jenkins Neck EDWIN B. FORSYTHE N.W.R.
30
21
N.J. TP Paulsboro D-2

(BARNEGAT DIVISION)
Y.
P KW Perth Amboy C-4

New 1
Woodstown Williamstown 58 6 Phillipsburg B-2
28 Ship Bottom
Castle 31E
. West Creek
Plainfield B-3
3
30 Franklinville Hammonton ST
Pleasantville E-3
Welchville 28 Green Tuckerton
Delaware A. Elwood Bank Point Pleasant D-4
City Salem Alloway Elmer C.
EX 50 Princeton C-3
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20 48
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GA
Quinton Centerton Buena EDWIN B. FORSYTHE N.W.R. Red Bank C-4

Egg Harbor (BRIGANTINE DIVISION)
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30 17W
City Ridgewood A-4
Leeds Great Bay Salem E-1
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Atlantic City OCEAN Somers Point
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B-3
MANAGEMENT 29 Margate City
Smyrna Newport WILDLIFE AREA Somers South River C-3
Tuckahoe Point Sparta A-3
BOMBAY Leesburg Stone Harbor F-3
HOOK Woodbine Ocean City
N.W.R. Toms River D-4
Port Norris
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WY
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Trenton C-3
PK
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Union B-4
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Dover Dennisville Strathmere Union City B-4

EN
Egg I. Pt.
RD
Vernon A-3
GA
Sea Isle City
NEW JERSEY
Goshen 13 Villas F-2
Camden
33
Avalon Vineland E-2

DELAWARE Warren Grove D-3
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93 96 Natural Bridge B-2

CITIES AND TOWNS GULF OFC-4

Alabama.19.indd 13 12/14/18 10:12 AM

2 Gulf Shores/Pensacola West

231 OPEN ALL YEAR

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Alabama.19.indd 14 12/14/18 10:12 AM

N.W.R. 95 Closed in Fairbanks

AND PRES. ALA

Goodnews Bay Iliamna TATSHENSHINI- Atlin

Newhalen Kaltag C-2 Togiak D-2

Ekwok PROV. PARK ATLIN PROV. PARK Kenai D-3 Unalakleet

St. Paul Newenham King Salmon KWADACHA

1 PROV. PARK WILDERNESS

PRIBILOF ISLANDS Juneau Telegraph King Cove B-4

Bristol King Salmon D-2 Wainwright A-2

GLACIER BAY NATL. PARK & PRES.

St. George Egegik NATL. PARK

St. George I. ADMIRALTY EDZIZA PLATEAU C-3

ISLAND PROV. PARK WILDERNESS

Pilot Point Tenakee Springs S Kodiak D-3 Whittier D-3

Larsen Bay TONGASS Koyuk B-2 Yakutat D-4

Port Heiden Kodiak Island N Kake

Mt. Veniaminof SU N.H.P. 37A

Cold Bay ALA NATL. MON. FIORDS

ALASKA MARITIME N.W.R. False AND PRES. S FOREST NATL.

Dutch King PENINSULA N.W.R.

2 Seward NEW To Highway 1

past Dayville Rd; campground is on the right.

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