Cheyenne KOA

This was a quick overnight stop that was chosen due to its ease of access from I-80.

This KOA is very clean and well kept with friendly staff, nice swag (Buffalo plaid koozies), and decent sites.

We opted for a water/electric site.

There is some road noise, which is the tradeoff for easy access. The sites are about what you would expect from a KOA. I didn't feel like I was right on top of my neighbors.

Stayed at this KOA for one night on a trip from Oregon to Illinois. Close location to I80 made it very easy to access. We arrived late after the office had closed and paperwork was taped to the door just like they said. Staff was very friendly and accommodating on the phone. Overall grounds and campgrounds looked very cleaned and well maintained. Sites were very flat and easy to access.

Nice place. The sites for RV are a bit tight but manageable( especially the pull thru sites). The shower and restroom smelled of bleach which tells me they are clean. I would say they had the cleanest restrooms I have ever used in a campsite. Owners are nice and very accommodating.

Location from I-25 is a bit out of the way, but we managed.

This KOA is well cared-for and well managed. The staff were always doing something around the park. It's gravel and our site was level. There is grass around the perimeter for dogs. It is right by the interstate but we didn't hear the travel noise. We heard a few trains, but not to the point that it bothered us. Convenient and clean place to stay in Cheyenne. Our site was big enough to fit our second car. Very close to the Sierra Trading Post company store!

Stayed for two nights during a stopover between Custer, SD and Colorado Springs, CO. The entire RV section of the campground is gravel with fairly level sites, but the borders of the campground have grass and bushes for walking your dogs. And quite a few rabbits and prairie dogs (at least while we were there): I joked with the staff that those should be listed as amenities for canine guests. There is a typical KOA fenced in dog park but it’s fairly small.

In addition to the standard playground and pool, the campground also has the smallest mini-golf course I’ve ever seen, a basketball hoop, and a horseshoe pit.

The cell service was decent. I got 14Mbps down and 15Mbps up with my Verizon hotspot and MIMO antenna, while my AT&T phone was getting 25Mbps down and 5Mbps up. I did see the Verizon bandwidth drop as the campground filled up: the campground was pretty full both nights we were there.

The highway is visible from the campground so there is road noise, but it wasn’t bad. There are a few trees here and there, but otherwise there is no shade, so it can get quite warm in the summer.

Like many KOAs, it’s basically a very large parking lot, but a pleasant parking lot at that. A few generally small trees spaced throughout. Easy pull-through sites, tho no real markings, can be a negative when someone has their rig pulled far out into what should clearly be a driving lane. Owners pleasant and accommodating. Pool in early July warm and clean. Showers small but clean and limitless hot water, so 5 stars there. Had to stop several days for decent internet to work and very good Verizon coverage. Also WIFi during non-peak times 10-15 MBPS down, so adequate. Just off I-80 so there is definitely constant road noise when you are outside.

How do you rate a KOA when they almost all seem the same? Well, this one has big sites which are gravel and the camp hosts are extremely accommodating and friendly. Bathrooms and Laundry were clean. The other big thing I noticed is that if it is not busy, they will try and space the trailers apart between spaces. Overall experience was great.