Banning, California Campground | Banning Stagecoach KOA

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 (4/1 - 12/1)
Propane ($)
Dog Park

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Overall Camper Rating:

Nice rv park with good host 12/7/2020

- Brian Werle on Google

Neighbors allowed their young kids to play & scream until 12 midnite...not cool😡our first KOA...guess we should've known?? 1/7/2021

- Neta Madrone Marlin on Google

Very easy check in, the sites we're very unlevel but for one night it was ok. 12/27/2020

- Tom Torres on Google

They were very welcoming! The grounds were clean and kept as you expect. The playground was fun and the dog park was perfect. 1/20/2021

The KOA IS Top-notch, especially in the COVID time. Many spots have trees, the trees really need trimmed back in order to support MH with slides on each side. The spots are already narrow and because opposing slides take up so much room... 1/19/2021

Very clean. Very friendly staff 1/14/2021

The campground was very good. The only thing I didn't like was that in all the campgrounds I have stayed in since covid19 someone comes out to your vehicle with your information having made and paid ahead, you shouldn't have to go in and stand in line... 1/10/2021

Great and quiet. The staff is helpful and courteous. 1/9/2021

You should enforce your quiet hours, the people in front of us screamed and yelled way after 11pm 1/8/2021

We enjoyed the campground and it was clean and nice. The staff at the store was especially nice and took our propane tank to get it filled for us and returned it to our camper... 1/7/2021

We love this area and this relaxing park. 1/7/2021

Campground was great. Very clean. The dog park was wonderful. The hiking trails are not within walking distance tho. Need a car. 1/4/2021

We enjoyed our stay with Stagecoach and will be returning as my daughter lives in Beaumont. Thank you! 1/4/2021

the site next to us had a dump back up, and by the time i woke up there was a "bigger" mexican guy working on it. he was super nice and explained what was going on. he deserves a bonus. 1/4/2021

Easy to find,easy check in, good site, quiet time is followed, clean parkï¿½ 1/4/2021

Sites were clean. 50 amp service. 1/3/2021

You need to pick up broken wood in dog park. There are nails in it and they were facing upward where a dog or human could step on them. I turned them over and forgot to mention to staff while I was there. 12/29/2020

It’s a nice quiet relaxing place to stay. The staff is always friendly and courteous. We have stayed here many times and always enjoy our stay. 12/28/2020

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