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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Very friendly and helpful staff. We had to extend our stay a couple of times due to medical issues. Will definitely consider staying again. 11/17/2019

- JAY TIBBLES on Google

😀 12/6/2019

- Bud Ansevics on Google

This is my second time to stay here. We like it here. I do wish the rest/shower room was heated during the cold mornings. 11/24/2019

- MCM Metal Buildings, LLC on Google

We stayed in #50 when it rained we had a big puddle outside our door. 12/8/2019

Weather was bad, didn’t get out much , but the gravel sites were nice no mud. We enjoyed our stay and would definitely stay again 12/3/2019

Wonderful stay. Beautiful park 12/1/2019

We stayed 4 nights during the Thanksgiving holiday. The park is clean and well maintained. Staff is very friendly and helpful. The sites are a bit small for our 39 ft motor home, and with the large bushes on each side it was difficult to get into or storage compartments... 12/1/2019

I have stayed several times at this campground the staff is always nice and friendly. We always enjoy our stay. 11/30/2019

One night stop over with late arrival and early departure. Clean and quiet. Perfect instructions for late arrival. 11/27/2019

We had a great stay!! Park was quiet, clean, tidy and accommodating. Hope to stay again sometime! 11/25/2019

Great stay thanks! Peaceful, clean park as well as clean, tidy restrooms and showers. We’ll be back! 11/25/2019

Great staff, nice shade trees, great service. The grounds were very well kept up. The environment felt safe. 11/21/2019

The intire staff if friendly and accommodating. The grounds are clean and well kept. Great stay as usual. Anthony 11/19/2019

Clean and comfortable...some of the best showers I've seen at a campground. 11/18/2019

Love it 11/12/2019

The facility was very nice, good space between sites, friendly staff and nice Kamp K9. Problem was there were trains going by all night, vigorously blowing their horns, I got very little sleep. I really liked this KOA but cannot deal with the trains. 11/8/2019

Our stay was short, nice camp ground, friendly staff 11/5/2019

Staff very friendly and efficient. Park could use a little upgrade for extended stay travelers. Good as a journey park. 11/4/2019

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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.

KOA Journeys Feature:

Pull-through RV Sites with 50-amp service
Premium Tent Sites
Well lit after hours check-in service

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