Raton KOA

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Raton is a convenient stopping place along the highway between Colorado and New Mexico!

For more than a century, Raton has been a convenient stopping place along the path between Colorado and New Mexico. Now the "path" has turned into I-25, and this campground is today's convenient stopping place for travelers seeking rest and recreation. From here, you can easily visit Capulin Volcano National Monument, the Boy Scout Museum, Santa Fe Trail and Raton's Downtown Historic District, or you can take in the Independence Day ballooning events, fireworks and small-town parade. You'll find restaurants, a grocery store and shopping right across the street from the Raton KOA and a game room and horseshoes right on-site. Max pull thru: 90 feet.

Campground Amenities

50 Max Amp
85' Max Length
Wi-Fi
Cable TV
Propane ($)

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What Others Are Saying

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Clean, quiet and the service was great. We would definitely return 10/7/2020

- Rick Jensen on Google

This place was very clean and nicely laid out, plenty of space between sites. Easy to get into and off the freeway. Will stay again. 9/28/2020

- Richard Rovinelli on Google

People are very Friendly quick Service in my book there triple A. 9/11/2020

- Ward Shoemaker on Google

A good spot to stay on our "Journey". Had some problems with wi-fi, but otherwise a very good campground. 10/18/2020

Big pull throughs & level 10/17/2020

I stayed there for almost five months. The facilities were very nice and the staff was always responsive to my needs. I would stay there again anytime. 10/15/2020

Loved staying here! The owners and the workers were wonderful! Great laundry facilities. We had to use a local car repair and veterinarian while we we were there, wonderful service! Small town hospitality. 10/15/2020

Excellent service! We were having a sewer issue (ours, not KOA) and the host came right over and helped us solve the issue. We had a quiet night of rest and enjoyed our stay. Thank you! 10/15/2020

Nice grassy area. Generally a nice overnight on our way north. I would hope to emphasize the importance of fresh, clean bathrooms and showers. Safety, quiet, and convenience are all important but bathrooms are at the top of my list in every case... 10/15/2020

Large pull thru spaces. Quiet. Easy check-in. Nice playground. Easy to get into and out of the park. 10/14/2020

Everything was fine for a one night stay. Check in safe and easy. All hookups worked great and basic cable was fine. We've stayed here before and would stay again when passing through the area. 10/14/2020

Nice people!! 10/14/2020

Great campground! Great People! 10/13/2020

Love this site. We have been through here several times and the staff is terrific. 10/13/2020

Park was beautiful. Set in the foothills of the Rockies. Very well maintained by the staff. Staff was very friendly and made us feel very welcome. Will definitely stay again. Loved the pet park as well! 10/13/2020

Friendly, accommodating staff. 10/13/2020

Very friendly and helpful people. Easy access and easy to get around park. 10/12/2020

We have a 26' travel trailer and the site we parked in was level and tidy. The facility's restrooms were clean and warm! The water pressure was strong and the water got hot right away. Their Internet was fast and dependable. The location was easy to find and to enter... 10/12/2020

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