Banning Stagecoach KOA

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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.

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50 Max Amp
65' Max Length
Wi-Fi
Cable TV
Pool (4/1 - 12/1)
Propane ($)
Dog Park

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Been coming here for 20ish years. The campground has changed its looks. Brought it up to date. Has a great dog area and a play ground for kids. 7/11/2020

- Tracy Ouellette on Google

Quiet and clean!!! Would recommend this Campgroung! 7/7/2020

- Shannon Johnson on Google

Fill up my propane here 7/6/2020

- Andrew Alcala on Google

Office staff was very friendly and helpful. The grounds were clean and no problem with my space. The virus has their pool closed. Not their fault. It is closed to the 10 freeway. Easy to find. Train whistle was a little loud in the middle of the night... 7/10/2020

N/A 7/9/2020

My stay at KOA was very pleasant. The Park was clean and quiet. Staff was very helpful and nice. 7/9/2020

Was just an overnight stay. Pool closed. Kind of off the beaten path. 7/9/2020

Very quiet and kept up. I wish the pool was open but in these time I get it! Would recommend this Campgroung! 7/7/2020

Very nice stay, but no amenities were open due to Covid-19. We were hoping the pool would be open with social distancing restrictions. 7/7/2020

IT was remarkably quiet here and we enjoyed our night off the road. We did have trouble getting the electrical to allow our plug to go in but got it to work eventually. Wish I had better instructions for that. 7/7/2020

Outstanding facility with great amenities. The Managers Judith and Theresa with all of their employees treat the visitors and campers, whether short or long-term, like family and are there at the site whenever there is a need. Very friendly, quiet and a safe Park to stay... 7/4/2020

Very nice and quiet. 7/3/2020

Great campsites, shade , grass ,fire pits.... friendly people! 6/30/2020

Great staff! Very friendly. 6/29/2020

Fabulous place to stay, short or long term. Staff is professional, extremely friendly and helpful. Facilities are clean, plentiful, and the Park is safe and quiet. Very relaxing. A great campground that is like HOME! Thank you, Judith, Theresa... 6/28/2020

Very friendly staff, nice shady park. 6/25/2020

Shady site that delivered in the summer sun. One of the best kept KOAs we've stayed at. Very quiet location. Definitely coming back. 6/24/2020

Very clean and quiet! Not much to do especially as pool and playground were closed. Staff seemed friendly. 6/23/2020

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