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Richfield KOA
- 590 West 600 South
- Richfield, UT 84701
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Exit 37 off I-70: .6 mi to 400 West turn L (N), .7 mi to 600 South, turn L (W), 2 blks to KOA. Exit 40 off I-70: 2 mi on Main St to 600 South (1st St past Quality Inn), turn W, go 6 blocks to KOA.
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2011 President's Award
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2011 KOA Founder's Award
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From this shady, quiet campground in the heart of Utah, head along old U.S. 89 to explore small towns along the state's Heritage Highway.
From this shady, quiet campground in the heart of Utah, head along old U.S. 89 to explore small towns along the state's Heritage Highway. See the towering, ornate Manti Temple and Big Rock Candy Mountain that inspired Burl Ives to write a song. Fish in clear, cold Fish Lake, then drive through Capitol Reef National Park. Enjoy history? Don't miss Fremont Indian State Park, where a prehistoric village was unearthed in 1983. Continue on to Cove Fort Historic Site, a way station for travelers in 1867, now restored to its original quality. The campground is close to it all-and a short drive to restaurants and grocery stores. Rent bikes, swim in the pool, shoot pool in the game room or play mini golf, horseshoes or basketball.
Meet Your Hosts
The Richfield KOA was a place Ray and Lora Jones loved to visit, with the green stretch of land, perfect for riding their ATV's. When the opportunity arose for them to purchase the campground, they turned their favorite weekend getaway into their daily lives.
Before purchasing the campground, Ray spent 29 years in the auto collision repair industry and Lora worked as the school district cafeteria manager for two decades. After many years of hard work, they were ready for a different lifestyle. In March of 2005, they decided to buy the campground they had enjoyed for so long.
Ray and Lora were initially attracted to the campground because of the green trees and the wealth of shade. They take pride in how clean and well landscaped the campground continues to be and they find success in staying true to their number one customer service rule: "We try our hardest to escort every camper to their site." Escorting the camper(s) to their site gives them the opportunity to engage in conversation and make them feel welcome at Richfield KOA. "Besides, the sooner a camper is in their site, the sooner they start to relax and enjoy."
Ray and Lora are happy to provide campers with the same positive experience they felt camping at Richfield.
Campground Amenities
- Catering on-site by a local caterer
- Military Clubs
- RV Clubs & Rallies
Local Attractions
Paiute ATV Trail
The Paiute ATV Trail is a 200 mile loop over three mountain ranges and through rugged canyons and deserts that have been designed for recreational ATV riding. For more information, visit the Paiute Trail online.
Fish Lake
Fish Lake is one of the most popular resort areas for Utah residents. The lake is famous for its large Mackinaw, but also provides excellent trout fishing and splake.
Big Rock Candy Mountain
Located 25 miles south of Richfield this unique mountain amazes all first time visitors. The bright yellow and red stone looks as though it's man-made.
Fremonth Indian State Park
Fremonth Indian State Park is the newest Utah State park. Visit Fremonth Indian State Park online for more information.
Cove Fort Historic Site
The fort was built to offer protection and refreshment to the traveler. Beginning in 1847, pioneers began settling the high mountain valleys stretching from Idaho to California. The fort is made of lava rock, which workers hauled from west of the property. Visit Cove Fort online for more information.
More local area information
For more information on the local area, visit Sevier County, Utah online.
Clear Creek Canyon
Capitol Reef National Park
The Waterpocket Fold, a 100-mile long wrinkle in the earth's crust known as a monocline, extends from nearby Thousand Lakes Mountain to the Colorado River (now Lake Powell). Capitol Reef National Park was established to protect this grand and colorful geologic feature, as well as the unique natural and cultural history found in the area.
Boulder Mountain
Panguitch
Zion Park & Bryce National Park
Moab
Upcoming Events
June
Miss Richfield Pageant
July
Field of Stars Pageant; Beatle mania Live in Concert; Annual Fourth of July Celebrations
August
Annual Fish Lake 10K, 5K and Kids Run; Miss Sevier Country Queen Pageant; Sevier County Fair
September
Fish Lake in the Fall Mountain Bike Festival; Rocky Mountain ATV Jamboree; Harley Davidson Tour
