- Find a KOA
- The KOA Difference
Why KOA?More
KOA stands out from our competitors in many ways.
- We're Everywhere
- Our Great People
- Our Amenities
- Local Attraction Knowledge
- Size (over 450 locations!)
- Experience
- Campsites & Cabins
Campsites & CabinsMore
UniqueMore
Stay in these unique lodgings and enjoy a truly one-of-a-kind camping experience.
Learn More - Resources
Salina KOA
- 1109 West Diamond Drive
- Salina, KS 67401
-
Get Directions
Directions
Traveling east take Exit 252, turn left under I-70 200 ft turn left, between Petro 2 and Days Inn 1/4 mile west. Traveling west take Exit 252, turn right 100 ft left, between Petro 2 and Days Inn 1/4 mile west.
Get Google Directions
-
Reserve(800) 562-3126
-
Info(785) 827-3182
-
Email
Meet Your Hosts
CloseIn 2006, Daryle and Terri Schwerdt became the owners of the Salina KS KOA Kampground, which has been in the KOA system since 1965. The couple prides themselves in what they've accomplished to enhance visitors' stays.
"This is a family-owned and family-run campground," says Daryle. "We have always loved working with people and we take great pride in our service!"
"We strive to provide the best camping experience possible at the Salina KOA," says Terri.
"Spending time, and working with, our children and mother is what makes owning the kampground so special for us," says Daryle.
"Daryle is constantly working to improve the accommodations and the services we offer, so our guests who come back every year will find something new to enjoy," says Terri. "We are committed to making our kampground the very best it can be! Our philosophy is to treat our guests as we would want to be treated."
Campground Activities
Fun from May until September 2012! Themed Weekends - new in 2012! Pancake Breakfast ($) Ice cream social($) Hunt Brothers Pizza & Wings Camp Store (8am-8pm) Ice ($) Firewood ($) Swimming Pool (Memorial Day-Labor Day) Playground, Horseshoes, Pedal Karts ($) Fishing Pond ,Paddle Boat
May 11th-12th Come Kamp & Care With Us Weekend!
Pay for Friday and stay for FREE Saturday! Join our ice cream social. Help us raise funds for care camps.. cancer camps for kids. Make it a great weekend get away with the kids or a great time to start getting your campers ready for summer traveling.
May 25th-27th Memorial Day Weekend
Join Us in honoring our veterans. Come out relax by the pool or just spend some time with family and friends.
Local Attractions
Abilene Eisenhower Center
Located in Abilene, KS. Center's museum depicts the military and civilian careers of Dwight D. Eisenhower, with major changing exhibits. Visitor center houses a gift shop and auditorium showing a film on Ike several times daily. Center features include a Presidential Research Library, Eisenhower family home and place of meditation where President and Mrs. Eisenhower are buried.
Abilene & Smoky Valley Railroad Excursion Train
There are many steam trains that run across the Untied States for the enjoyment of tourists and history buffs. This train consists of a vintage diesel-electric locomotive, a century-old wooden sided passenger/diner, open air observation cars and a caboose, the excursion train travels through the Smoky Hill River Valley between historic Abilene and Enterprise, a ten mile round trip.
The Train travels at a leisurely 10-15 miles an hour, so there is plenty of time for passengers to take pictures, and visit with the other passengers or train crew. Special charter trains available. Dinner trains in the spring and fall.
Location: 200 SE 5th, south of the Eisenhower Presidential Library & Museum, Abilene, KS 67410
May 5 - Oct 28,2012 (Saturday- Train runs at 10am & 2pm)( Sunday- Train runs at 2pm)
Memorial Day thru Labor Day ( Wednesday thru Saturday -Train runs at 10am & 2pm) (Sunday- Train runs at 2pm)
Adults(age 12 & over ) $14.00 ; Children(age 3-11) $7.00; Children 2 and younger FREE!!!
Phone (785) 263-1077
Toll Free : (888)426-6687 ; Email asvrail@gmail.com
Museum of Independent Telephony
The Museum of Independent Telephony, located at The Heritage Center, was established in 1973 to honor the men and women whose early efforts developed the independent telephone industry. www.heritagecenterdk.com 412 S Campbell, Abilene, KS 67410 (785) 263-2681
60th Kansas State Square Dance Convention June1&2 2012
Bicentennial Center - Kenwood Park
Friday Night: Saturday Night:
6:30 p.m - Programmed Rounds 9:00 Meetings & Clinics
7:45 p.m - Introductions 10:30 Workshops and Dances
8:00 p.m - Square Dance with Rounds 7:45 Parade of Clubs
Smoky Hill River Festival Thursday June 7th-10th 2012
The second weekend in June in Salina, the first breath of true summer is marked by the arrival of the Smoky Hill River Festival. A carousel of color and sound unfolding, the festival presents a sophisticated palette of events in a refreshingly laid-back atmosphere. The Smoky Hill River Festival is an affordable pleasure oriented to all ages, rivaling big city events. Once you've experienced it, you won't miss it ever again!
Free Night May 12! Book Now!
Awards
2011 President's Award
KOA President's Award
Awarded to KOAs that meet exceptional quality standards and are recognized by their guests for outstanding service.
KOA Kamp Green Recognition
This KOA meets the established criteria to become a greener campground operation and is recognized by the "Kamp Green" icon.
Local Weather
Mostly Clear
