Estes Park KOA

Rocky Mountain National Park

A 400 square mile preserve of forests, meadows, tundra and mountains. You can take a quick drive through or spend days exploring the many mountain lakes and ponds. Take along a picnic basket and sit and enjoy the serene settings. There are Elk, Deer, Big Horn Sheep, Moose and even the smaller creatures like fox, rabbits and the occasional bald eagle to watch for. Don’t forget your camera! KOA IS ONLY 5 MILES TO AN ENTRANCE OF THE PARK. For more information, visit Rocky Mountain National Park online.

The town of Estes Park

Estes Park is considered the Gateway to RMNP. It has lots of shopping and great restaurants. The famous Stanley Hotel sits over top of the town in all it’s glory. F.O. Stanley, famous for the Stanley Steamer, built this hotel in 1909. KOA IS ONLY 1.5 MILES TO DOWNTOWN ESTES PARK.

For information about a local outdoor recreation store, visit Estes Park Mountain Shop and Rock Climbing Wall online.

Lake Estes

Fishing and boating are just some of the things to do. There is a marina on the lake where you can rent a fishing or a paddle boat. Also there are bike rentals and you can even rent a surrey for something different. If you like to walk or jog there is a path around the lake. LOCATED ACROSS THE STREET FROM KOA.

Hiking

RMNP has over 300 miles of hiking trails. You can just go for a casual hike or a whole day of vigorous climbing. The sights you will encounter are unsurpassed.

Horseback riding

Right next door at Sombero Stables you can go for a horseback ride into the hills of Estes Park. Enjoy a breakfast or a real cowboy steak fry. KOA IS NEXT DOOR TO HORSEBACK RIDING. Visit Sombrero Stables online for further information.

Golf

An executive nine hole course is on Highway 34 and a regulation 18 hole is of of Highway 7. KOA IS ONLY ONE MILE FROM NINE HOLE AND FOUR MILES FROM 18 HOLE GOLF.

Local area activities

For information on the Lake Estes Marina, Public Golf Courses and Swimming, visit them online.