Cheyenne KOA

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Mosey into Cheyenne to explore a legendary cow town and Wyoming's Capital City.

Settle in at this KOA sprawling across the rolling High Plains on the Front Range of the Rockies. Mosey into Cheyenne, "The Magic City of the Plains," to explore a legendary cow town and Wyoming's capital city. Browse the Frontier Days Old West Museum or stop at Holliday Park to see Old Number 4004, one of the world's largest railroad steam engines. Tour the city and discover Cheyenne's colorful history as a railroad and cowpoke town. "Live the Legend" as Cheyenne celebrates its history with a Western celebration in July that's known as the world's largest outdoor rodeo (the "daddy of 'em all"). Nearby, you can fish at two reservoirs or hike, climb and see the wonderful rock formations in Medicine Bow National Forest. Then return to your KOA retreat for a swim, mini golf and a blissful night under the Western stars. Pool: Memorial Weekend - Labor Day Weekend. Max pull thru: 85 feet. Your hosts: the Nelson and Yakel families.

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50 Max Amp
85' Max Length
Wi-Fi
Cable TV
Pool (5/27 - 9/3)
Propane ($)
Kamping Kitchen
Mini Golf
Firewood ($)
Pavilion

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Great people & great place to stay. Home away from home. 10/29/2019

- BARBARA Bell on Google

Enjoyed our overnight stay at this park. Nice roomy pull ins, spots for roof top satellite, nice restrooms and great staff welcoming you... 11/5/2019

- 2013TravelinFool on Trip Advisor

stayed during November 2019, very clean!!!!! close to downtown Cheyenne. Owners are very friendly and helpful. Only problem is the helicopters flying and the train at night. Sometimes you can hear the trucks on I80. But overall, nice stop over. 11/16/2019

Super people to work with! 11/12/2019

Friendly staff very nice facilities 11/11/2019

Pretty good considering 4" of snow and a low overnight temp of 0. 11/9/2019

Your KOA was extremely clean and well kept. I will give it five stars 11/6/2019

Nice place, close to shopping. Owners and staff are nice and very helpful. 11/2/2019

Really nice park. Only stayed one night but liked the spacious spots. Very friendly and helpful staff. 10/29/2019

Great people here in Cheyenne. Nice park, clean and well maintained. Great satellite reception! 10/27/2019

Jessica and Alex were perfect hosts. When we arrived there was only one full hookup left, but as it turned out a tire blow out early that day had burst up through the flooring and had broken the kitchen water pipe main leaving us unable to use the city water... 10/27/2019

Nice park, with level sites, stayed late October and water was still on. Very friendly staff. 10/25/2019

Wish we had more time to enjoy. Very nice large sites 10/24/2019

Had to stay extra days due to high winds staff very help full to make sure we were comfortable 10/23/2019

One night. Staff friendly and helpful. 10/20/2019

Although our stay was short ( just over night), it was very pleasant. It was quiet, and the hosts were very nice. I would absolutely stay there again. Thank you!! 10/20/2019

Just passing through on my way back to Denver... and the Wyoming wind was terrible... it was a restful evening with the Cheyenne KOA and was able to get back on the road rested... Thanks again for your service and kindness... 10/20/2019

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Campground Recreation

Horse Shoes
Heated Swimming Pool
Mini Golf
Geocaching
Vedauwoo - Hiking and climbing
Greenway
Golf
Wyoming State Museum
Cheyenne Botanic Gardens and Paul Smith Childrens Village
Cheyenne Frontier Days Old West Museum and Store
Cheyenne Street Railway Trolley
Big Boy Steam Engine

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Since 1897, Cheyenne has celebrated its Old West roots with this eye-popping festival. The centerpiece of this Western celebration is the world's largest outdoor rodeo, which draws top professionals who compete for more than $1 million in cash and prizes. Complementing the daily rodeo action are behind-the-chutes tours, trick riding and a wild-horse race. A Native American Village, an old frontier town, a saloon, dancing, a chuck wagon cook-off, pancake breakfasts and an art show carry through the frontier theme. Rounding out the program are a carnival midway, an air show, top-name entertainment, professional bull riding shows and several parades that include antique carriages and automobiles. Cheyenne Frontier Days takes place each summer during the last full week in July.

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