Albany / Corvallis KOA
RV Sites, Tent Sites
Check-in: 1:30 pm, Check-out: 12:00 pm
Accommodations
Check-in: 1:30 pm, Check-out: 11:30 am
Campground Site Map
KOA Journey Campgrounds
KOA Journey campgrounds are the perfect oases after a day on the road. Whether it’s along the way or a quick getaway, they’ve got you covered. Located near the highways and byways of North America with long Pull-thru RV Sites, they deliver convenience to the traveling camper. Pull in, ease back and take a load off.
Directions
From I-5 Exit 228: West onto Hwy 34, 4.5 miles to Oakville Road South. From Corvallis area: Take Hwy 34 East for 5 miles to Oakville Road South, turn right at KOA sign.
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visitors/wood/pool
Pool will reopen middle of May...outdoor and heated. Wood is two bundles for $9.00 Check out is noon. Check in is 1:30 Quiet Hours 10 pm to 8 am. Fires allowed until 11:00 pm. Fires are allowed year around. Nov Dec Jan and Feb store is closed from 1 to 4....use night registration.
Meet Your Hosts
We love this area, trees have grown up over the years, creating a beautiful setting in their Northwest location.
An Oregon family created a lovely KOA park on land that has belonged to the family since 1916. Built from the ground up, the Albany/Corvallis KOA opened in 1987. The family members who have helped make the dream a reality include Arlene Heins, and her daughter, Priscilla Greig, who runs it with husband, Mike Greig, daughter Susanna Greig, Sister Arlene "Tutsy" Hoehne and brother, Norby Heins.
"We love this area," Priscilla said with pride. "We built it to put the land to good use." They've built fire pits at each large, grassy site and a long nature trail leads to bridges over the nearby Calapooia River, creating a lovely setting on this vast stretch of land. Trees have grown up over the years, creating a beautiful setting in their Northwest location.
Campers often return to pick a Christmas tree from the forests that were planted and have matured. The campground has an abundance of apple trees and berry bushes, which campers enjoy, and return to pick. "It makes for a beautiful park," Priscilla added.
Most of the family members have education degrees, she said, and they like to be around people. So the campground setting affords a great opportunity to meet an abundance of travelers who stay at their KOA.
The family's mission is to help each guest have an enjoyable stay. They love to cheer for their favorite college team, the Oregon State Beavers, and many of their campers travel to enjoy the football,baseball,basketball and gymnastic events! The campground is blessed to be near the Coast, which is only 65 miles away.
Priscilla is very involved in the Lutheran Missionary Women's League and Altrusa International of Corvallis. Mike is a weight lifter and has run several marathons and loves to read and landscape.
There are now 3 new little grandchildren (almost 3) and they love the KOA playground and the pool in the summer.