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Rawlins KOA

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The Rawlins KOA is your perfect stopover on your travels through Wyoming!

We like to say we are a day's drive from everywhere! That means we are the perfect stop on your way to or from all there is to see and do in Wyoming! We are also a day's drive from Mt Rushmore, Denver, Salt Lake City and many other locations! We offer convenient on/off of I-80, great weather (cool evenings - you don't even need air conditioning!). There are multiple options for "fuel", whether it be for yourself or your rig!

There are also lots of things to see and do in our area should you choose to stay an extra day or two! We are on the Continental Divide Trail, the Transamerica Trail and if you are interested in world-class fishing, ATV'ing, hiking or other activities, we can help you find what you are looking for in our area. Just ask one of our Guest Services Specialists when you check in.

Campground Amenities

50 Max Amp
70' Max Length
Wi-Fi
Cable TV
Propane ($)
Kamping Kitchen
Firewood ($)
Pavilion
Dog Park

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Set is very nice just down the road from TA truck stop 11/29/2019

- Nick Miller on Google

Great enjoy staying at KOA 11/19/2019

- Michael Leathers on Google

The owners are wonderful. Scenic view of Wyoming open spaces. We were broken down for 2 weeks and they treated us well... 9/30/2019

- joyce manning on Google

Staff was friendly, courteous and helpful. It was during Covid-19 so not much in the store but we didn't need anything. Would stay there again. 5/28/2020

Convenient and clean facility. I will stay here again. 5/27/2020

Clean quiet area 5/27/2020

This was only our second stay at a KOA. They took the time to educate us on KOA and what it offers, Journey, Holiday and Resorts. We are now a fan of KOA and will be watching for your campgrounds as we travel. 5/26/2020

Our site was level. Friendly staff. 5/23/2020

Easy comfortable 5/23/2020

We were on a fast track to get back home, so only enjoyed the park a couple of hours before we went to bed. The staff were very nice, the park was very clean. They gave us an amazing discount because the water wasn’t turned on yet (May 18). 5/19/2020

very nice place and very friendly folks 5/16/2020

Thank you so much for all the help you gave my daughter when she was stranded in Rawlins. 5/15/2020

The staff person was very accommodating and professional. The majority of the property is wonderful; however, the pull-thru's need a lot of work and some of them are quite short. 5/11/2020

Great stay, wonderful people and would stay again. Much was closed cause of the virus but we'll be bad and staying here. 5/9/2020

It’s a beautiful property. I’d advise modernizing the RV sites a bit. The rest is spectacular. Heading back in 3 days for another overnight 5/8/2020

Only issue was cable for TV was broken and I did not have an adapter to hook up but locals came in great 5/1/2020

Very nice and quiet RV Park. The owner was very helpful and friendly. Thank you so much for making us fell like we were home. Definitely will return. 4/29/2020

Great folks 4/26/2020

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Carbon County owes much of its early history to the Union Pacific Railroad. The railroad gave names to unnamed places as it laid tracks westward over the Rocky Mountains that would eventually become the Trans-Continental Railroad. Well ahead of those tracks were Army surveyors laying out the route and marking the waterholes the great steam-locomotives would need to fill their empty tanks. When General Grenville Dodge's crew discovered a clear alkali-free spring, General John A. Rawlins made the comment, “If anything is ever named after me, I hope it will be a spring of water.” Shortly after that Dodge named this tiny oasis Rawlins Springs. The Rawlins KOA Kampground is a perfect "home base" in which to explore this rich historical region. Take a trip to the old Virginian Hotel in Medicine Bow. Travel to the Hobo Hot Springs in Saratoga. Test your Fly Fishing skills at the World Famous Miracle Mile on the Platte River. Take a scenic drive to see "Aspen Alley" - beautiful any time of year! See more attractions at: http://www.wyomingcarboncounty.com/townpages/rawlins/index.htm

The Carbon County Museums are a great way to learn about the area! Make Rawlins KOA your "home base" and travel to the various area museums for a Western History lesson! Permanent collection on the Union Pacific Railroad, pioneers, residents and outlaws, Native Americans, agriculture, the only Thomas Edison exhibit in Wyoming and much more! Website: http://www.carboncountymuseum.org/ Quick Fact Encampment has a curiosity for the books. The two-story outhouse located at the Grand Encampment Museum was built for deep snow plumbing. To overcome the problem of deep drifting snows this andother similar outhouses were erected high atop a base of cribbed up logs approached by wooden steps leading up five or six feet.

Located at the northern fringe of Rawlins, this magnificent geologic formation attracts scientists from all parts of the globe. Come see 500,000 years of rock layers clearly visible!

Built in 1901 and housed prisoners until 1981 when they were transferred to the new penitentiary south of Rawlins. Built of local rock and sandstone the outside architecture is reminiscent of a castle but is nothing of the sort inside. The cell blocks have changed since 1901 and hot water was not placed into the cells until 1978. Guided tours available daily May through September. See the Frontier Prison online for further information.

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