Pueblo KOA

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This KOA is conveniently located between the Royal Gorge and Colorado Springs area attractions. Free Cable!

Everyone is welcome! This KOA is centrally located to Pikes Peak, Garden of the Gods, Royal Gorge, San Isabel National Forest, Bishop Castle and downtown Pueblo. Enjoy the friendly family atmosphere, level Pull-Thru RV Sites, sparkling restrooms, 24/7 laundry room and free Wi-Fi/cable. Relax in the adults-only hot tub, take a stroll along the nature trail or rent a fire pit and sit under the stars-the night sky is spectacular. During the summer, order from the Kactus Kitchen and have pizza and wings delivered to your site. Enjoy the Jumping Pillow, pedal karts, heated pool and playgrounds. Private RV Sites include a fenced area with a gas grill, patio with fire pit, picnic table and sunshade. The 8,000-square-foot fenced dog park lets your dog run. This is a great base camp for exploring Pueblo, the Front Range and more. Pool: May 12 - September 16. Max pull thru: 97 feet. Your hosts: Carolyn & Mike Stowe.

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50 Max Amp
125' Max Length
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Pool (5/15 - 9/15)
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Nice camp ground centrally located and the amenities you could want. 10/10/2019

- Jessica Lincoln on Google

Very friendly & helpful staff. Level gravel sites. Ultra clean shower & restroom areas. Hwy 25 noise was minimal. My husband is a train enthusiast, so trains we heard were a delight. 10/9/2019

- Judy Blaha on Google

Very nice camp ground, no complaints 10/10/2019

Very nice Kampground. Friendly staff and very helpful. Will definitely visit there again. Glad they are in the process of adding additional campsites. When it is done it will be very nice. God Bless 10/8/2019

Quiet, clean, and friendly. The dog park is in an out-of-the-way area, but is very large. Since we were southbound, we did not have to deal with the low clearance freeway bridge of 13' 3". 10/8/2019

They bent over backwards to help us when we had a problem. The sites were perfect. We enjoyed our time..will be returning 10/8/2019

Loved the view from our campsite. Very friendly and helpful staff (owners, I think). 10/7/2019

Well kept, great staff, large sites. 10/7/2019

We had a most excellent stay. The couple that was running the place..very very nice and Friendly.. We will return.. MQS DS 10/6/2019

Good for overnight stay. Nice level spots 10/5/2019

Very friendly service from staff. Campground was clean, easily to maneuver around, good location. Wifi and cable service excellence. 10/3/2019

friendly staff very clean 9/29/2019

We enjoyed our overnight stay at Pueblo KOA, but even better was the friendliness and helpfulness of the staff. We will stay here again if back in this area. 9/27/2019

The staff was very friendly, and helpful! 9/23/2019

Great staff and pizza, too! 9/22/2019

We have been coming back here for five years and it is always clean, well taken care of and everyone is so friendly and helpful! Thank you we will be back next year. 9/22/2019

Excellent and friendly staff. Smaller than the usual but that was perfect with us. 9/21/2019

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One of America's most spectacular attractions and is home to the world's highest suspension bridge, spanning the Arkansas River at a height of 1,053 feet. Constructed in 1929 at a cost of $350,000, this engineering marvel was accomplished in just six months without a single fatality or major accident. Visit the Royal Gorge Bridge online for more information.

The museum exhibits chronicle human events in the region from prehistoric times through 1900, when railroads and commercial developments helped make Pueblo the major industrial center in Colorado. More information is available by visiting the El Pueblo Museum online.

Enjoy a spectacular view at 14,110 feet above sea level. Also enjoy other attractions like the Pikes Peak Auto Hill Climb Educational Museum, Pikes Peak Cog Railway, Pikes Peak Summit House and Glen Cove and the Pikes Peak Highway. See the Pikes Peak website for further information.