Rock Springs / Green River KOA

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Welcome to the Rock Springs KOA. We want to make your stay memorable whether you are passing through or stopping to see all the sites Wyoming and Rock Springs has to offer. COME KOA CAMPING WITH US!!

To the northwest, White Mountain rises on the horizon, and a few miles southwest, massive Flaming Gorge Reservoir gleams between rocky bluffs. Visit Flaming Gorge Reservoir with its panoramic views, world-famous fishing, boat rentals and whitewater rafting rentals. Take a tour of Flaming Gorge Dam. Also nearby, hike the ever-shifting Killpecker Sand Dunes, which grow as high as 150 feet. Back at KOA, exercise the family dog in the Kamp K9 enclosed pet walk. The campground also offers a swimming pool, a playground, a Pike's Peak playscape, basketball, horseshoes and tetherball. Bring your ATV and explore the rugged, high desert plateaus of southwestern Wyoming. Pool: Memorial Weekend - Labor Day Weekend. Max pull thru: 90 feet. Your hosts: Moldenhauer Family.

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50 Max Amp
90' Max Length
Wi-Fi
Cable TV
Pool (5/24 - 9/2)
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Dog Park

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Nice camp site. Relaxing stay. 10/16/2019

We have stayed here before and will do so again. We appreciate the cable tv and wifi. We do not appreciate the unsecured restrooms. 10/16/2019

Always stay here on my way to Denver. Nice staff and nice sites for longer stay 10/16/2019

Very noisy from road traffic and decent landscape blocked by tanks, otherwise good place to stay. Office receptionist very nice and helpful. Store looked well stocked. My dog loved the pet run. 10/16/2019

Nice place to stay between Denver and SLC. Dusty due to very little grass at park. 10/16/2019

Convenient, far enough off the freeway to be reasonable quiet. 10/16/2019

Very easy and comfortable layover spot. 10/15/2019

Very quiet and relaxing 10/15/2019

Everyone was extremely nice and helpful they all went above and beyond to be helpful and pleasant especially Joe the manager she was a gem. We would come back anytime and plan too. 10/14/2019

We had problems with our motorhome and they worked with us to get us into a cabin. Loved our stay. 10/14/2019

1. Wifi is horrible. Couldn't stay online 3 spots from office. 2. We had trouble finding the water spout, because they enclosed it inside a cheap plastic tub that had the next site # on it. We assumed it belonged to our neighbor... 10/12/2019

Used the camp ground as a base camp for hunting. Good location just out side the busy part of town. Good access to the freeway. 10/9/2019

Good location easy on and off the freeway. Staff very friendly campground nice and clean. 10/9/2019

Was in the area for work and the KOA was perfect for my stay. 10/9/2019

Quick checkin; Nice staff; clean bathrooms; great for our overnight stay 10/9/2019

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Rock Springs is a unique city with a fascinating history! Well known by trappers, explorers, and Overland Stage passengers; Rock Springs became a gathering place for cowboys and ranchers, site of the Chinese riot of 1885 and a major coal source for the Union Pacific Railroad. Pick up a brochure for a self-guided walking tour of historic downtown Rock Springs.

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Rock Springs has many enjoyable family friendly parks. Anything from water slides, soccer fields, zip line, to splash parks, rc cars park to a great dog park.

Green River was a vital crossroads in the development of the western frontier. The city is rich in western history and served as a stopover for both the Overland Stage Line and the Pony Express. In addition, several major emigrant trails passed nearby, including the Oregon, California, Mormon and Cherokee trails. With the arrival of the transcontinental railroad in 1868, Green River was firmly established as a major western destination and railroad buffs still enjoy a visit to the working railroad today. Near downtown is Expedition Island National Historic Site - where John Wesley Powell began his famous explorations for the Green River.

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