Grand Junction KOA

Nice amenities, helpful staff. These are things I find fairly typical of a KOA. Very clean. Sites were small and crowded but this is an RV park, after all, and that's what they do, especially in private ones. All the hook-ups, including cable, and everything, including WIFI worked really well. I really appreciated that they took me t the last minute because my other arrangements didn't work out at all. Yes, I would stay here again and avoid the hassle in the first place.

Nice camp spots, with a grassy area, picnic table and fire brazier. A little noisy earlier in the evening due to my proximity to a back road of the site, but otherwise very pleasant and accommodating. Office personnel were super friendly and helpful. Didn't use most of the amenities, but the electrical and water at the site was clean and easily accessible.

5 stars seems too high for this place but I felt bad about 3 so I settled on 4. For a KOA the sites are decent and the price was fair. The laundry room had 50% of the machines out of order and the staff was using them for cabin sheets so that could be a problem. They had a free mini golf which was torn up but did the job. I would stay here again for the night.

I stayed here for one night and wanted to stay hooked up. They were very accommodating put me in a site close to the front so I can pull out early in the morning.The site is very nice with a picnic table on a pad and a good size patch of grass for my pup. Good water pressure. Would stay here again if we’re staying longer The site is very nice with a picnic table on a pad and a good size patch of grass for my pup. Good water pressure. Would stay here again.

We just used this as a stop over site but it was a great stay. Staff was so friendly and helpful (we are newbies to RV life and the owner called her dad to help us trouble shoot a water issue).
Sites are clean and well maintained.
Movie night outside was great for the kids, Park is fun, pool looked nice and there was even a little put put golf area.
My favorite thing was the gate out the back to Old Spanish Trail. I walked through the residential neighborhood to the trail and wow. It was beautiful!! Highlight of my stay.

We stopped here for one night as we made our way from AZ to CO. It’s mid-July and very hot in many areas, so we didn’t feel like boondocking.
I called ahead to make a reservation and the lady on the phone was very friendly and helpful! They only had three spots left (two pull-thru and one back-in) so I would recommend calling to make sure they have room. It is a smaller KOA and we booked mid-summer, so we were expecting a full campground.
Check in was was great! Very helpful staff and they give you all the info you could possibly need. They have a small pool that closes at dusk, rentable bikes for kids, and a tiny, dirt dog run. Our site was a back-in and, once we figured out how much room we had, was perfect for us. It was small and a little cramped, but it had a privacy fence, small patch of grass for the dog, a picnic table and a fire ring. We were there for the hook ups, especially so we could run the AC, but the 51 tv channels were a nice plus! There are some bigger sites with nicer patios and small cabins and you can definitely wave to your neighbor from all of them, but we never felt overwhelmed and everyone was pretty respectful.
The were only a couple negatives. The entrance to the KOA is small and a tight turn. You’re turning off of Hwy 50 with cars rushing by and behind you and it can be a little hectic. You’re also right next to the fair grounds, so I imagine the noises are louder and spaces seem even smaller during fair time. The road noise was also a negative, but we had our AC blasting and didn’t hear it too often.
Overall, it was a cute campground with friendly staff and we would stay here again.

We were here for just a week as we needed to be close to an airport. This is a smaller KOA but well kept, pool (didn't use) and seems like a lot to do for kids. The office folks are super nice and were able to forward our mail to our next destination (as we forgot to pick it up before we left). They have a pet run, but it's basically a fenced in dirt pit. You can walk your dogs outside the park (easy to do as there's a gate that leads outside right by the pet run).

If you're in Grand Junction, go check out the Colorado National Monument- it's a drive thru park (although there are hiking trails if you're interested). It's a basic KOA and a good spot for a stop if driving thru this area. Rated it as OK as it's not fantastic, but good for a weeks stay. Cell signal was solid the entire time.