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Craig KOA Journey
Welcome to Colorado's Great Northwest!
The Craig KOA Journey is located in northwest Colorado between Dinosaur National Monument and Rocky Mountain National Park on the way to Yellowstone. Moffat County is home to one of the last free-roaming herds of wild mustangs and is also considered the "Elk Capital of the World". Craig is filled with American and Pioneer history and Old West lore. Get a taste of local culture at one of the many activities, including Grand Old West Days, Moffat County Balloon Festival, Moffat County Fair, Sombrero Ranches' Great American Horse Drive, and the Whittle The Wood Rendezvous. Summer activities for you and your family to enjoy in the area include hiking, rafting, golfing, horseback riding, biking, tubing, kayaking, motocross and off-road vehicle trails.
The Craig KOA Journey offers big-rig friendly pull-thru /full hook-up RV sites, camping cabins, deluxe cabin and tenting sites. Relax in your lawn chair and make memories around the campfire.
User Reviews
Casandra Rodriguez
Very nice people running the KOA and the campground was so clean and easy to get a trailer in and out. Very safe area and quiet
Kelley Sexton
It was only an overnight stay. I would love to have stayed longer. I was in a pull through site with a patio, chairs, and fire pit. Unfortunately, I couldn’t use the fire pit due to an extreme fire ban. The store was well stocked. The bathrooms were clean. The dog park was an extra added bonus. The park is between the highway and the railroad tracks. The noise from neither was too loud.
Susan Pearlman
We stopped at this KOA as an overnight on our way to Utah. Very professional and helpful staff. Laundry very reasonably priced @ $2.00 for wash and dry. Great pull thru spot with full hookups. Great dog park and very clean restrooms and shower facilities. Added bonus near City Market grocery store. Great location right off Route 40.
Coach Clare
A pristine, professional run operation. The family that owns the campground takes true midwestern pride in their work. Chad who I worked with was phenomenal and relieved all of my nerves about my first solo camper trip. Would recommend this location to anyone wanting to have a seamless first camping experience, or simply a lovely getaway in a great spot. Thanks so much for the support and guidance! We will be back!
Alanna Miller
I usually enjoy dispersed camping but stayed in one of the cabins at this KOA after a 3.5 week adventure. Room was just right for me. Bring your own linens or bags. I actually went to the local Walmart and bout a cheap queen set for the say.