Lubbock KOA

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Adults 18+

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"It's so easy to fall in love" with the Lubbock KOA.

As native son Buddy Holly sang, "It's so easy to fall in love" with the Lubbock KOA. Located just outside the city limits and minutes from downtown, the campground features hundreds of mature shade trees, making it an oasis in the middle of the West Texas plains. Visit the Museum of Texas Tech University, Science Spectrum & Omni Theater, Silent Wings Museum, the American Wind Power Center & Museum, Lubbock Lake Landmark, The Vietnam Center and Archive, and wineries. Don't miss the Buddy Holly Center! Then "Maybe Baby" you'll find a few ways to relax: swim in the heated indoor pool, lounge in the hot tub, rent a video or watch a double feature at the drive-in theater. Join in a pickup game of basketball or Ping-Pong or watch the kids romp in the playground. An afternoon with nothing to do? "That'll Be the Day!" Pool: Open all year. Max pull thru: 63 feet. Your hosts: the Blair family.

Campground Amenities

50 Max Amp
68' Max Length
Wi-Fi
Cable TV
Pool (Open Year-Round)
Hot Tub/Sauna
Snack Bar ($)
Propane ($)
Dog Park

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Overall Camper Rating:

Nice campground with friendly cats 7/14/2020

- Fife Ellis on Google

We stayed here as a stop-through from HOU to Colorado. Facilities were clean, showers hot, and staff friendly... 7/7/2020

- Lana Currie on Google

A good KOA! Some shade, nice staff,, picnic tables, an indoor pool, a hot tub, and a nice little walk around the park all make this place a good stay. Not too crowded and not overpriced... 6/19/2020

- Katie Houston on Google

We would have loved to have a fire pit. Otherwise, it was a nice KOA to stop off on our way home. 7/12/2020

Short 7/9/2020

Everyone I spoke to there was very nice and the grounds were clean. Hard to find late at night, I would suggest some better lighted signage. 7/8/2020

Wi-Fi not too good. Otherwise okay camp. They are working on roads and parking spots with gravel. 7/8/2020

Nothing special to tell....I thank KOA for all safety precaustions taken during this covid19 epidemic ....Thank you 7/8/2020

Could only stay 2 days but loved the location pool and hot tub. .staff were great also 7/8/2020

Just stayed one night but very friendly people. Campground was very clean 7/7/2020

Campground is beautifully maintained-bathrooms always clean & stocked. Fromt desk staff is courteous, professional, friendly. The maintenance crew always available. Laundry room is clean, machines in excellent working condition. Pool area is fabulous!! 7/6/2020

The park was clean and had easy access. The staff was courteous and helpful. 7/6/2020

Wonderful and very friendly 7/6/2020

Very Nice. 7/6/2020

The campground and bathrooms are clean and well kept and the staff friendly and helpful. 7/6/2020

All clean and in order. A very nice and convenient spot to stay on your way out west. 7/4/2020

Having the indoor pool open during a COVID outbreak - not responsible. 7/4/2020

clean friendly and helpful people. 7/2/2020

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No visit to Lubbock is complete without a stop at the Buddy Holly Center in the historic Depot Entertainment District. The Center house a permanent exhibition dedicated to the life and music of Lubbock's favorite son, Buddy Holly. The Center also houses the Texas Musicians Hall of Fame and Lubbock Fine Arts Gallery. Visit the Center on-line at www.buddyhollycenter.org.

Music fills the air as you walk the streets admiring neon lights, restaurants and entertainment offered in the historic Depot Entertainment District.

With red tiles blazing beneath the boundless West Texas skies, Texas Tech's beauty jumps out at you when you drive onto campus. Throughout the year, TTU offers a wide selection of theater, music and dance performances and, of course, Big 12 sporting events. See for yourself the great things happening at TTU at www.ttu.edu.

Open year-round! Load up the family or take your sweetheart to see a double-feature on the big screen. Experience a rare piece of American entertainment history. Dine during movie time by stepping into the 50's Café and order up delicious dinner items, ice cream and, of course, popcorn. Located less than 1 mile from the Lubbock KOA! See www.DriveInUSA.com for more information.

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