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 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.
We are off Hwy 89, 4 miles south of Brigham City.
Southbound on I-15 (I-84) Exit 362: Head East (Turn Left), Head South (Turn Right) on HWY 89/Main Street (4th stop light).
Northbound on I-15 (I-84) Exit 357: Head East (Turn Right) at bottom of the exit, Head North (Turn Left) on Hwy 89.
We are just 10 minutes from the US Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge, and so many other attractions. Use our campground as a base camp while you discover all the area has to offer.
Our rich history is waiting for you to explore. Settled by the Mormon pioneers in the 1850s, this wild territory was tamed by sweat and blood to become the beautiful, hospitable place it is today.
Box Elder County is known as the land where East met West to bind the United States together: On May 10, 1869, the golden spike that completed the first transcontinental railroad was ceremoniously placed into a laurelwood tie at Promontory in today's Box Elder County. The marriage between the Union Pacific and Central Pacific railways was one of the most significant events in U.S. History. Less than a hundred years later, development of the solid-fuel rocket accelerated America's outerspace exploration. It took hard work, and Box Elder County is proud to be the home of two engineering events that changed the history of this nation.
As we enter the 21st century, Box Elder County continues to advance and grow. Modern businesses and factories bring prosperity, yet progress has not taken away the natural beauty of the land. The pioneers would indeed be proud of the territory they settled, and surprised at the range of recreational and cultural opportunities it now offers.
So take your time and get to know the people and sites that make Box Elder County such a unique and wonderful place. We hope you will enjoy your visit with us.
The Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge, Brigham City, Utah has something for everyone. On our 12-mile Auto Tour, view a great diversity of birds without ever leaving your vehicle, The auto tour area is open from sunrise to sunset. Want to stretch your legs? Walk the 1.5 miles of trails around our world-class Wildlife Education Center Tons of Wildlife-viewing, fishing & hunting, offered in a wetland habitat with a kid-friendly info center and It's totally free.
2155 W Forest St
Brigham City, UT 84302
Take a look at the largest of 10 islands in the Great Salt Lake and take a saltwater bath, go sunbathing, hiking, horseback riding and much more.The last of the Utah Buffalo herd lives on the Island as well as lots of other wildlife. http://stateparks.utah.gov/parks/antelope-island
Visit the spot where the Central Pacific and Union Pacific railways met on May 10, 1869. Golden Spike National Historic Site shares the stories of the people and settings that define the completion of the first Transcontinental Railroad. Come explore the unique history connected with one of the greatest turning points that influenced the growth of our nation.
6200 North 22300th Street West
Corinne, UT 84307
Swim, golf, picnic, and even scuba dive in the middle of the winter at this warm mineral water resort. Tropical fish and lobsters are raised right on the property in the 95 degree water, (801) 458-3200.
Take the family and enjoy the scenic bicycle routes.
See where many of the greatest guns began and who created them at the Browning Firearms Museum , visit them online.
The Brigham City Train Depot has many sites from the romantic era preserved for your viewing.
This amazing building is not only the first Protestant church dedicated in Utah, it's the oldest left standing in the state! The serene church belies Corinne's checkered past of saloons, 7 churches, and 80 accommodating ladies! This Church is located northwest of Brigham City on Highway 83.
Crystal Hot Springs is unique in that it sits at the convergence of a hot spring and cold spring. The hot spring ranges in temperature from 120-134 degrees F and holds the highest mineral content found in the United States. Every five minutes, more than 8,000 gallons of hot water makes its way to the surface and in every 24-hour period nearly 900,000 pounds of mineral comes with it. The cold spring source is only fifty feet from the hot spring. Its temperatures range from 65-75 degrees F and this spring releases over 9,000 gallons every five minutes or 2.6 million gallons each day.The pool area at Crystal Hot Springs consists of three jetted hot tubs, a soaker pool, lap pool, Olympic-sized pool and two 360-foot water slides. The combination of water from the two springs is used to fill all the pools except the slide pool.
8215 Utah 38
Honeyville, UT 84314
A treasure house of frontier relics, the museum was designed as a replica of the famous old Salt Lake Theatre.
Interested in horse-drawn vehicles? You won't want to miss the largest private collection in the West. Showings are by appointment, (801) 854-3760.
The Family History Library is the largest repository of genealogy materials in the world and open to everyone free of charge.
Highway 89 between Willard and Brigham City offers beautiful county and orchard fresh there are many delicious fruit stands with the freshest fruit imaginable.
More than 100 full-sized Dinosaur sculptures are brought to life at Dinosaur Park.
Take part in a game of golf at Eagle Mountain, Sherwood Hills, and Brigham Willows Golf Courses.
Built as a stagecoach stop in 1866, it has been restored to its original charm. Open weekends to the public. The Heritage Theater presents family oriented performances all year long. Located on Highway 30 between Tremonton and Brigham City, (801) 458-3301.
There is something for everyone at the famous Utah Hogle Zoo. Take a look at the many animals and enjoy everything that they offer, (801) 582-1631.
These charming private residences were built by pioneers and are now a part of the picturesque scenery on the drive between Brigham City and Tremonton along state road 38.
Hill Air Force Base is the home of the F-16 fighter. The museum has been open 1981 and now hosts 64 military aircraft and missiles on the grounds. The museum collection also includes a wide variety of ordnance, an assortment of aerospace ground equipment, military vehicles, uniforms, and thousands of other historical artifacts.
This ten acre block is the heart of the world-wide Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (Mormon) church and Salt Lake City's number one tourist attraction.
Just 30 minutes away, you can ride the thrilling roller coasters and have fun splashing in the Water Park. Lagoon has over 40 rides, so there is something for everyone.
Eat at Maddox, Utah's original steakhouse with a reputation for the finest beef, (435) 723-8545.
Mantua is a fabulous place to fish, water ski, hike and take a tour on the Mantua Fish Hatchery to learn how tens of thousands of trout are raised each year to restock wildlife areas.
Check out the horse-drawn equipment and wagons from the 1800's while enjoying a picnic lunch, barbecue and playground at Marble Park.
The choir has been singing since 1847 and puts on great performances. Listen to the 325 singers in the LDS tabernacle perform every Sunday morning and practice every Thursday night at 8:00pm.
Artifacts tell the history of early settlers as old as 2 thousand years. There is a one horse open slay, buggy from the early 1900s, pictures, tools, and many more things that have been donated to available for you today, (801) 776-3626.
Come and see how ice cream is made! They offer free tours by reservation Monday - Thursday, (801) 552-6377.
The solid rocket motors of America's space exploration are on display at no charge to the public. For more information, visit Box Elder County online for more information.
Take the kids to the Treehouse Museum and let them run, play and learn. The whole museum is hands on. There is a music room, puppet stage, BIG couch that reads children stories, games, computers, art gardens, theatre activities, and TONS of books, call (801) 394-9663 for more information.
Historic Union Station is the site of 4 public museums, large and small meeting rooms, a restaurant, visitor's center, model train shop, and satellite police station.
Since 1954, the 7 acres of gorgeous gardens have been a popular attraction for everyone, now the garden is being moved to 94 acres in Kaysville. Roots will be transplanted and new ones grown. Come and see the miracle!
This sparkling body of water is a popular spot for boating, water-skiing, year-round fishing, and eagle watching. Just 3 miles away, call (801) 734-9494 for more information.
Nestled in the Wasatch mountains, visitors experience "a touch of Wales" in Willard's historic district, Utah's first, which boasts the greatest concentration of stone houses in Utah. To take a self-guided tour, call (801) 723-3931.
Settle down in the BIG shady trees, relax and enjoy the chirping birds, waterfalls, and sweet smells.
Right below the beautiful Wasatch Mountains, Great Salt Lake to the west and orchards surrounding the area.
If the ground is too hard, grab one of our great KOA Kabins and enjoy the comfort and warmth.
That is fun to play in for the kids and great to relax in for adults.
For having big bonfires and enjoying each other's company.
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Swim, golf, picnic, and even scuba dive in the middle of the winter at this warm mineral water resort. Tropical fish and lobsters are raised right on the property in the 95 degree water, call (801) 458-3200 for more information.
Tour Great Salt Lake Saltair Pavilion, visit Bingham Copper Mine, one of only three man-made objects visible from space Observation Deck & Visitors Center at the mine.
See how Fossil Butte National Monument has changed. Today it is a semi-arid landscape of flat-topped buttes and ridges dominated by sagebrush, other desert shrubs, and grasses. It might be hard to imagine that 50 million years ago a lake teeming with life existed here in the midst of a subtropical climate. But the evidence is in the rocks around you.
On your visit to Hardware, you have the opportunity to ride a horse drawn sleigh among the herd of Rocky Mountain elk at the Hardware Ranch. The sleighs often come within arm's length of these majestic animals.
Just 30 minutes away ride the thrilling roller coasters, and have fun splashing in the Water Park. Lagoon has over 40 rides, so there is something for everyone.
Mantua is a fabulous place to fish, water ski, hike and take a tour on the Mantua Fish Hatchery to learn how tens of thousands of trout are raised each year to restock wildlife areas.
See the trails that the Mormon Pioneers paved as they started a new life in this beautiful state.
The Utah Museum of Fine Arts at the University of Utah is the only general art museum in Utah, where it is a major and unique public institution and its 'constituency' is the state and region. Its goal has always been to present an inclusive view of world civilization supporting humanity studies at the University as well as the educational needs of the general public situated far from other cultural centers.
This sparkling body of water is a popular spot for boating, water-skiing, year-round fishing, and eagle watching. Just 3 miles away, call (801) 734-9494 for more information.
For kids to enjoy swinging, monkey bars, torpedo's and more.
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