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San Angelo KOA
- 6699 Knickerbocker Road
- San Angelo, TX 76904
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All highways, 67, 87 and 277, take Loop 306 to Knickerbocker Rd. Then proceed south 2 1/4 mi. Campground will be located on the west side of Knickerbocker Rd.
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Relax at KOA's 10-acre campground covered with native mesquite trees.
This historic spot between the Hill Country and the rolling plains started as a military outpost, Fort Concho, to protect the settlers as they moved West after the Civil War. The lawless town of "Santa Angela" cropped up across the river. Today's contemporary attractions include boating and water sports on Lake Nasworthy (less than a mile from the KOA), the planetarium at Angelo State University and the beautiful river walk through town. You can shop for antiques, visit museums and play golf. Then relax at KOA's 10-acre campground covered with native mesquite trees. Enjoy Wi-Fi, cable TV in the game room, barbecue pits and a 1,200-square-foot covered picnic area that can be reserved for group use.
Meet Your Hosts
Marshall and Sherri Gray have always loved camping, so they thought it would be fun to help others enjoy the camping experience. That's why they purchased the San Angelo KOA in 1995.
"We try to do more for the camper than they expect us to do," said Sherri in explaining the couple's guest service philosophy.
Campground managers David and Brenda Duncan help the Grays fulfill on that promise. Marshall also still owns and operates his own restaurant, the Pack Saddle Bar-B-Que, and Sherri still works as an accountant.
When not on the campground or working at their jobs in the "regular" world, the Grays will be found camping, fishing or enjoying NASCAR events with their four boys.
Campground Amenities
- Planned Activities Available
- Families
- Catering on-site by the campground
Campground Activities
Golf
Enjoy a game of golf at one of our three public golf courses.
Fishing
Enjoy a day of fishing at Lake Nasworthy, O.C. Fisher Reservoir, or Twin Buttes reservoir. All are located in San Angelo.
Local Attractions
Fort Concho
This National Historic Landmark was founded in 1867 as a frontier outpost to protect early West Texas settlers, Fort Concho is the reason that San Angelo exists today. It includes a visitor center, museum and parade grounds. Seventeen buildings on the fort grounds have been restored original and five are rebuilt giving the visitors an authentic feel for the frontier days of the mid-1880s. The museum is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday and from 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday. Admission is $2, adults; $1.50, military and senior citizens; and $1.25, students. Group rates are available. For information call (915) 481-2646.
ASU Planetarium
The Planetarium is the fourth largest planetarium in the nation among universities. Here you can view an array of programs for the public with three-dimensional views of the universe. Planetarium shows are at 8 p.m. Thursdays and 2 p.m. Saturdays when ASU classes are in session. Admission is $3 for adults and $1.50 for students, faculty, senior citizens and children. For information call 915-942-2136, or 915-942-2188.
Golf
The San Angelo area offers great golfing opportunities. For information on local golf courses, please visit: San Angelo golf courses online.
The Nature Center
Located on the shore of Lake Nasworthy, the center serves as a natural science and natural history museum, complete with native-plant gardens and a variety of indigenous flora and fauna. Admission: $1.00 for 3-18 years of age and $2.00 for adults. For more information, including hours of operation, call 915-942-0121.
Goodfellow AFB
Additional local attractions
The San Angelo area is a great destination, with lots to do. For more information on local area attractions, please visit the following website: www.sanangelo.org
Friendly, relaxing and quiet atmosphere
We would like to invite you to visit and stay with us at Concho Valley KOA in San Angelo, Texas. San Angelo is known for its warm friendly people and relaxing atmosphere. Our campground is located in a quiet area near Lake Nasworthy and offers a variety of wildlife from the famous Texas Horned Toad to White Tail Deer feeding at the back of the park. Our family looks forward to meeting you and your family for a taste of Texas hospitality.
Barrow Museum
Paint Rock
Paint Rock is located thirty-two miles from San Angelo. Hundreds of ancient paintings along a limestone bluff just north of the Concho River.
More great daytrips
The KOA is a short distance from many other great places. Visit this website to learn more: www.sanangelo.org/goodtimes/daytrips.
Upcoming Events
San Angelo Stock Show & Rodeo
This year the San Angelo Stock Show & Rodeo begins on February 16th and ends on the 26th. For all the information visit http://sanangelorodeo.com.
Memorial Day
Join us in a Memorial Day cookout. BBQ sandwiches and hot dogs served.
Showdown in San Angelo Drag Boat Races
Drag boat races are scheduled for June 23rd & 24th, 2012 at Lake Nasworthy. If you are a drag boat race fan, you don't want to miss this one.
4th of July
Celebrate Independence Day with us. Enjoy BBQ sandwiches, hot dogs and more!
Thanksgiving Day
Let's give thanks togetheer. Join us for a pot-luck lunch. We'll provide the turkey and dressing!
Christmas Day
Join us for a pot-luck lunch. We'll supply the turkey and dressing. Bring your favorite dish and celebrate the season with us.
