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Sacramento West / Old Town KOA
- 3951 Lake Road
- West Sacramento, CA 95691-3487
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From 99 or I-5, from N take I-80 west to SF. From south, take Business Loop 80 west to SF. Exit Enterprise Blvd, left at light, go under freeway, left at 2nd light (Lake) to KOA.
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No need to bring tons of food. The 24 Karat Grill is OPEN on Site #7. Everything from Breakfast to Burgers! See our MENU in Campground Activities. Great eats and treats at great prices!!
Camp near the state capital, where you can watch the legislature in action and tour the capitol building. Then explore Old Sacramento, the California State Railroad Museum, the Crocker Art Museum and Sutter’s Fort. Meander through Gold Country and pan for fortunes. Enjoy river cruises on the Sacramento River. Shop at outlet malls or spend a hot day cooling off at Waterworld USA. The campground offers 90-foot-long pull thrus, Kamping Kabins by the fishing pond and ample tent sites for your group. The meeting pavilion can hold up to 50 people. Rent a bicycle or pedal boat, swim in the pool or go sightseeing. Since you’re in the capital, why not be democratic and vote on what to do next?
Meet Your Hosts
We're not renting parking spaces, we're making memories!
Campground Amenities
- Basketball
- Gift Store
- Groups: 3 Kamping Kottages
- Groups: Outdoor covered group area includes picnic tables, a BBQ, and a community fire pit
- Kamping Kottages include loft, restroom, and kitchenette
- Park Models (fully loaded and sleeps 8+)
- Planned Activities (see calendar)
- See Our Site Map
- Dump Station
- Groups: 2 two-room Kabins
- Groups: 3 park models
- Groups: Recreation room (accommodates up to 50 people & includes kitchenette)
- Laundry
- Pedal Boat Rentals (available with charge)
- Recreation Room
- Tetherball
- DVD Rental
- Groups: 20 tent sites
- Groups: 8 one-room Kabins
- Horseshoes
- Lending Library
- Picnic Tables and Trees
- Restrooms and Showers
- Video Arcade Games
Campground Activities
24 Karat Grill Menu
The 24 KARAT GRILL Site #7
*DAILY 8AM–1PM
CALL (916) 548-8747
(Prices subject to change) 3/1/12
Biscuits and Gravy w/ Bacon*.. $ 4.00
French Toast w/ Bacon*.......... 4.00
Combo - B&G, FT w/ Bacon*. 4.00
Pancakes w/ Bacon................... 4.00
Breakfast Burrito
w/ Bacon/ Grilled Onions 4.00
w/ Sausage...................... 4.00
w/ Steak……………….. 4.75
Scrambled Eggs w/Bacon........ 3.00
w/ cheese........................... 3.50
Egg Sandwich……………….. 3.50
w/ meat…………………. 4.50
Toast………………………… .75
Cinnamon Toast……………… 1.00
*Add 3 Pancakes.. 2.00
BEVERAGES:
Milk......................................... $ .75
Orange Juice.............................. .75
Cranberry Juice........................ .75
Soda (can)............................. 1.00
Coffee....................................... FREE
CALL (916) 548-8747
Hamburger $ 4.00
*w/ Cheese..... 4.50
*grilled onions/bacon.... 5.25
Pattie Melt…………………. 4.50
Cheese Steak............. 4.75
Pizza Cheese Steak…… 5.25
Chicken Sandwich..... 4.50
Chicken/Bacon/Ranch Wrap.. 4.75
Grilled Chicken Strips............ 3.25
* Fried............................ 3.75
Cheese Quesadilla …………. 3.00
w/ Chicken…………… 4.00
w/ Steak……………… 4.50
Grilled Cheese........................ 3.25
BLT………………………. 3.75
Simple Salad……………….. 2.75
w/ Chicken………….. 3.75
w/ Steak……………… 4.25
French Fries............................1.75
Onion Rings........................... 2.25
Fried Snacks
Pickle Slices 1.75 Green Beans 1.75
Cheese Sticks 2.50 Zucchini 2.25
Oreos (5)................. 2.50
Enjoy the following activities during our summer season. See Events for specific holiday activity plans.
- Campfires with marshmallow or hotdog roasts
- Game Nights - fun for all ages
- Ice Cream Socials - build a sundae or float
- Craft Hours - explore your creative side
- Carnivals - sharpen your skills
- Flashlight Hunting - see what you find lakeside
- Horse Racing - bet your bottom dollar
- Bingo - Bingo - Bingo!
- Movie Night - we buy the popcorn
Slumber Party
Enjoy a Slumber Party in one of our Bunk House Park Trailers!
Local Attractions
California State Capitol Museum
The State Capitol Museum provides an opportunity to tour this magnificent restoration, and to see how laws are made. Offers guided tours, exhibit rooms and films to make your visit complete. Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday thru Sunday.
California State Railroad Museum
The California State Railroad Museum is the largest and finest interpretive museum of its kind in North America, displaying 21 restored locomotives, cars and 46 exhibits. Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Crocker Art Museum
Art for all ages can be found in this spectacular restored Victorian building filled with early California paintings. The Crocker Art Museum is the oldest public art museum in the West. Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday thru Sunday.
Historic Old Sacramento
At Historic Old Town Sacramento, attractions to do include Visitor Center, Riverboat Delta King Hotel, Riverboat Cruises, Pony Express Monument, Old Sacramento Schoolhouse, Horse-Drawn Carriages and Old Sacramento Market Site.
Sutter’s Fort State Historic Park
At Sutter's Fort State Historic Park, self-guided tours with radio-wands explain the exhibit rooms, which include carpenter’s and blacksmith’s shops, a bakery, prison, dining room and living quarters as well as special exhibits museum space and a visitor orientation room. Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.
Golfing
Enjoy golfing on Bing Maloney Golf Course. It is an 18-hole championship course.
Shopping
Enjoy shopping at Adrenfair featuring 165 shops or the Downtown Plaza. For more information, see:
Arden Fair or
Premium Outlets
Train Rides
Excursion Train (April thru December). Visit River Train Rides online for information.
Boat Rides
Take a cruise on the Spirit of Sacramento. For cruise information, please call 1-800-433-0263.
Raging Waters Sacramento CA at Cal Expo
Raging Waters Sacramento features more than 25 exhilarating water attractions, breath-taking slides, crystal clear pools and fun-filled activities for children and adults of all ages. Located at Cal Expo off of Capital City Freeway at Exposition Boulevard.
Enjoy these additional campground attractions. Fun for all ages!
- Fishing - No License Required - Catch a big one!
- Recreation Room with Video Arcade - games for all ages!
- Swimming Pool - open when it's sunny and hot!
- Paddle Boats - cruise along our river
- Bike Rentals - cruise along our roads
- Community Fire Pit - GREAT for a relaxing evening!
Six Flags Marine World
From Shouka the killer whale to Medusa the tallest and loopiest roller coaster in Northern California, Six Flags Marine World is home to more than 3,000 animals, 35 fun-filled roller coasters and 11 great shows. Marine World is America’s first combination wildlife park, oceanarium and theme park is an interactive dolphin and penguin encounter.
Gold Country
Some points of interest are Angels Camp Museum, California Caverns, California Towe Ford Museum, Folsom Dam, Sacramento Zoo, etc.
Snow Skiing
Discovery Park
Just a few miles north of Old Sacramento, Discovery Park has a six-lane launching area and small-craft launch along the American River, with picnic tables, barbecues, restrooms and drinking fountains. It is also the starting point for a 32-mile bicycle trail that ends in Folsom.W.A.
San Francisco - Fisherman's Warf, Alcatraz, Lombard Street
Worth a day trip to the city.
Upcoming Events
MAY 22 – MAY 28: JAZZ FESTIVAL & MEMORIAL WK'END
TUESDAY – Marshmallow Roast – Marshmallows provided.
FRIDAY – Rocket Launch!
FRIDAY – Marshmallow Roast – Marshmallows provided.
SATURDAY – Water Slide Play.
SATURDAY – Paddle Boat Races/Ice Cream Floats.
SATURDAY – Marshmallow Roast – Marshmallows provided.
SUNDAY – Remote Controlled Boats.
SUNDAY - Marshmallow Roast – Marshmallows provided.
MAY 29 – JUN 4: ACTIVITIES
TUESDAY – Snacks and Dominos.
FRIDAY – Hot Dog Roast – Hot Dog provided.
SATURDAY – Kids Craft.
SATURDAY – Marshmallow Roast – Marshmallows provided.
JUN 5 – JUN 11: ACTIVITIES
TUESDAY – Snacks and Dominos.
FRIDAY – Marshmallow Roast – Marshmallows provided.
SATURDAY – Paddle Boat Races and Popsicles!
SATURDAY – Marshmallow Roast – Marshmallows provided.
JUN 12 – JUN 18: ACTIVITIES
TUESDAY – Marshmallow Roast – Marshmallows provided.
FRIDAY - Cookie Decorating.
FRIDAY – Minute to Win It, Come and Win Prizes!
SATURDAY – Make A Gift for DAD/Kids Craft.
SATURDAY – Rocket Launch/Ice Cream Floats.
SATURDAY – Marshmallow Roast – Marshmallows provided.
JUN 19 – JUN 25: ACTIVITIES
TUESDAY – Ice Cream Social and WII Games.
FRIDAY – Kids Craft.
FRIDAY – Marshmallow Roast – Marshmallows provided.
SATURDAY – Water Play!
SATURDAY – Marshmallow Roast and Glow Parade – Marshmallows provided.
JUN 26 – JUL 1: 4th of JULY ACTIVITIES
4th of July Celebration at the KOA!
Join us for kids crafts, paddle boat races, campfires,
and a glow light parade.
We will finish off the weekend with our own light show.
JUL 2 – JUL 8: Happy Birthday... Everybody ACTIVITIES
TUESDAY – Kids Craft.
TUESDAY – Hot Dog Roast – Hot Dogs provided.
FRIDAY – Cookie Decorating.
FRIDAY – Marshmallow Roast – Marshmallows provided.
SATURDAY – Happy Birthday Everybody Party..
SATURDAY – Marshmallow Roast and Glow Parade– Marshmallows provided.
JUL 9 – JUL 15: Mad Scientist Weekend ACTIVITIES
TUESDAY – Ice Cream Social and WII Games.
FRIDAY – SATURDAY - Mad Scientist Weekend ACTIVITIES To be Announced.
Bring your lab coat, you never know what you will be getting into.
JUL 16 – JUL 22: ACTIVITIES
TUESDAY – Marshmallow Roast – Marshmallows provided.
FRIDAY – Paddle Boat Races/Ice Cream Floats.
FRIDAY – Marshmallow Roast – Marshmallows provided.
SATURDAY – Outdoor Water Play.
SATURDAY – Marshmallow Roast and Glow Parade– Marshmallows provided.
Sacramento County Fair
Held mid-May. For more information please call (916) 263-2975.
Sacramento Jazz Jubilee
Held late May. For more information please call (916) 372-5277.
California Railroad Festival
Held mid-June. For more details please call (916) 445-7387.
California State Fair
Held mid-August to early September. For more details please call (916) 263-3000.
Apple Hill Harvest
Held September through December. For more information please call (916) 644-7692.
Convenient Location
Closest campground to California state capitol and old town. On the way to California’s best places (San Francisco, Lake Tahoe, Napa Valley, Redwoods, Yosemite and Monterey).
JUL 30 – AUG 5: ACTIVITIES
TUESDAY – Marshmallow Roast – Marshmallows provided.
FRIDAY – Kids Craft.
FRIDAY – Marshmallow Roast – Marshmallows provided.
SATURDAY – Paddle Boat Races/Ice Cream Floats.
SATURDAY – Marshmallow Roast and Glow Parade– Marshmallows provided.
JUL 23 – JUL 29: SPACE Things that FLY Weekend ACTIVITIES
TUESDAY –Marshmallow Roast – Marshmallows provided.
FRIDAY – SATURDAY – Thing That Fly Weekend.
Bring your flying machines....
Activities To be Announced
