Joplin KOA

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Thank you for considering Joplin KOA to meet all your camping needs. A convenient stop on I-44 @ Exit #4, with all amenities you expect from KOA. Great for over-night, late arrivals are always welcome.

This KOA is located at the southeast corner of I-44 and Exit 4 in Joplin. It's a convenient stop for rest, relaxation, food, fuel, shopping and entertainment. Big-rig friendly, 30/50-amp, full-hookup Pull-Thru RV Sites also include cable TV on select sites, some under mature oak trees. Additional sites have a clear view of the southern sky for satellite. Water/electric sites near showers and bathrooms are available for smaller RVs, pickups and pop-ups as well as primitive sites for tents. Or stay in a cozy Cabin or popular Deluxe Cabin. Amenities include: a convenience/gift store, propane filling station, firewood, bicycle rentals, coin laundry, pool and playground. Check out the catch-and-release fishing pond and the fish- and turtle-feeding pond or just enjoy a relaxing stroll. Late arrivals: Reservations are recommended. Let the staff know how many Wi-Fi devices you'd like to use. Limited winter services. Pool: Memorial Weekend - Labor Day Weekend. Max pull thru: 85 feet.

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

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Well kept park. Enough room to my 45ft coach with towed in the site. Very pleasant stay! 9/18/2019

Awesome staff. Clean facilities 9/17/2019

Very clean and well maintained. Very quiet place to stay. Staff all very nice. Would highly recommend it to anyone staying in the Joplin area. 9/17/2019

Very clean. 9/16/2019

Nice quite camp ground. Had trouble with the wifi, accept for right up by the office. 9/16/2019

Nice place to stop over for the night. 9/16/2019

Enjoyed our stay 9/16/2019

Great as always 9/16/2019

Everything was up to KOA standard 9/13/2019

very pleasant thank you 9/12/2019

We were impressed. Everyone was friendly and helpful, and night registration was a breeze. 9/11/2019

Nice and clear KOA but not enough shaded areas. Good overnight stay location. 9/10/2019

Pulled in and was greeted friendly by the staff was led to our spot that was clean nice and level and hooked up and spent a nice night was able to get up early the next morning and leave for home. Very nice place trees grass and clean 9/9/2019

Great for quick overnight. 9/9/2019

Nice campground. Clean, well maintained, although restrooms are in need of updating. 9/8/2019

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