KOA Journey campgrounds offer the perfect oasis 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 offer the perfect oasis 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.
On Alaska Route 2 take Badger Road exit, then continue on Badger Road for 2 1/2 miles. Turn left and pull in front of the campground office right after Riverview Quick Stop gas station/convenience store, just before Old Badger Road turn off.
Get Google DirectionsWhile there is so much to see and do in and around Fairbanks, you might just like to take a relaxing day at the campground. Spend some time watching wildlife along Chena River, play a round of horseshoes or corn hole, or compete with your friends or family at giant Jenga or 4-in-a-row. We've not forgotten the kids either. We have an awesome, fun Playground for them (completion in July 2023), as well as for your four legged kids - a 2'400 sq ft KampK9 Park play area, which is fully enclosed. Enjoy some relaxing time at one of our complimentary propane fire-pits with lounge chairs right by the river and roast marshmallows. If you are in the area before May 21st or after August 21st, you may want to stay up past midnight and get a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to watch the Northern Lights dance throughout the Alaskan skies.
If you are in Fairbanks before May 21st or after August 21st, you may be able to see the Northern Lights dance across the great Alaskan skies. During Aurora Season (August 21-April 21) in the Fairbanks region, the aurora borealis also known as the northern lights, almost always appears when the sky is relatively dark and clear. The Aurora Borealis Tracker provided in the link below, correlates aurora forecast, weather conditions and time of day to determine aurora viewing possibilities in multiple locations. During the Midnight Sun Season (April 22- August 20), Fairbanks experiences 24 hours of sunlight for seventy days from May 17 to July 27. The Midnight Sun Tracker calculates the number of daylight hours, also known as civil twilight, 365 days a year in multiple locations.
With over 1'000 feet of River front, you will find a relaxing spot to watch the water flow by, see some fish jumping, watch wildlife or enjoy one of the beautiful sunsets on the horizon across the river. But be aware - you may need to stay up late for a real sunset...
Enjoy some relaxing time at one of our complimentary propane fire pits with lounge chairs on our deck, right by Chena River.
Our 2'400 sqft fully enclosed park playground for your four legged friends can be found at the North area of the campground - close to Chena River. There will be a sign with some basic information and rules, There are supplies available at the K9 park for those little accidents, we just ask everyone to pick up after your Pet and keep the gate closed.
Play big! At the camper pavilion you will find the giant 4 in a row game.
Challenge your camper buddies at Jenga at our camper pavilion. How long can you keep picking the right block?
The history of horseshoe pitching can be traced back to Roman soldiers. During their idle hours, the soldiers occupied themselves with games that consisted of tossing metal rings over stakes pounded into the ground. Whether these first metal rings were actually horseshoes is a matter of some debate. Enjoy a fun game that is suited for all the family and enjoyed by many men, women, boys and girls.
Let your kids burn some energy and meet new camper kids. Completion scheduled for July 2023.
Tetherball is played with two players standing opposite each other in a circular court. There is a ball attached by rope or chain to a pole in the center of the circle. The serving player starts the game by hitting the ball around the pole in one direction with his hand or forearm. The other player tries to hit the ball in the opposite direction. The first player to wrap the ball completely around the pole wins the game.
Play a board game or complete one of the puzzles. Or look through our book-exchange shelve and find something to read.
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