Banning, California Campground | Banning Stagecoach KOA Journey

Banning Stagecoach KOA is a perfect spot for I-10 travelers to get off the road, kick up their feet and unwind. Only 22 miles from Palm Springs with easy access to casinos, hiking trails, and shopping outlets!

We are conveniently located 3 minutes away from I-10. Close enough to get back on the road quick but far enough to not hear the traffic.

The Banning Stagecoach KOA is located at the gateway to mile-high Idyllwild. Here you find wide spaces and great mountain views. Free WiFi and cable is available throughout the park! Activities include horseshoe pits, tether ball, a sand court for volleyball, children's playground, and indoor rec room featuring a pool table, table tennis, and TV. Our pool is closed for the winter. Groups and Big Rigs always welcome!

The campground is also located near one of the largest prime outlet malls in the country, it's only minutes away from several new casinos with the best gaming in the desert and world-class golfing close by. Enjoy this ideal, park-like setting at the foot of the San Jacinto Mountains.

Don't have an RV? Experience the RV lifestyle by staying in one of our fully-furnished park models or RV Rentals. We provide everything you will need. Just bring your clothing, groceries, and a desire to have a great time.

Campground Amenities

50 Max Amp
65' Max Length
Wi-Fi
Cable TV
Pool (5/1 - 11/15)
Propane ($)
Dog Park

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Overall Camper Rating:

I stayed there with my son and the amenities were nice. The weather was cool for the summer time. I enjoyed the surroundings and the facilities were clean... 8/2/2021

- Chris Ferguson on Google

Very nice people working there. Good spaces. Pool was cold as all get out, I thought I was back in college in an ice bath therpy. Up against mountains and a nice drive to Idyllwild 9/12/2021

- Raelene & Becky Bloom on Google

was a difficult choice on how many stars. Last time we stayed there they got a 1 star only because it was horrible... 8/27/2021

- Jo Little on Google

Our only problem with our stay was that the smell of smoke was so strong that we couldn't spend time outside in our spot. But that was not your fault. 9/13/2021

Stagecoach is a great campground. I love it and will be going back..The staff is very helpful, the shower/restrooms are clean and roomy. Thank You ! 9/11/2021

We stayed overnight but decided if we were ever in the area again we will definitely stay at Banning KOA again! 9/10/2021

The office staff is friendly and professional. Trees surround the park, providing a cool and shaded atmosphere. Nice pool and facilities. Hookups accommodate multiple applications. 9/9/2021

I’m making this my home KOA! Great little campground with a big heart of hospitality. The staff is wonderfully friendly, the views and the night sky is magnificent, and the pull thru sites throughout the campground make pulling in a breeze. Thank you Stagecoach! 9/7/2021

It was vary relaxing staff was vary friendly they kept a clean campground will be back 9/7/2021

We only pulled in for one night on our travels. The park was clean spaces are a little small. We would stay here again for an over night. 9/5/2021

All good. Thanks 8/31/2021

Love the campsite and will recommend and stay again. 8/30/2021

I was pleased to see the site we were in was clean and free of shrubs made nice for opening the slides. Compared to last time we had stayed... 8/27/2021

Park Manager not very friendly. 8/26/2021

Quite nice setting. RVs seemed parked really close together. 8/24/2021

Clean bathrooms, nice staff, convenient location to Redlands 8/21/2021

We just stopped for an overnight stay but it was a beautiful place and had a great pool! Will definitely stop again. 8/19/2021

Manager Teresa and her staff are great. Always ready to help and answer questions. The guys who work the outside keep all areas of the park very clean. The park could use some remodeling. Not the fault of anyone who works there. 8/18/2021

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