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Dodge City KOA
Dodge City KOA is a family-friendly campground located in Dodge City, Kansas. The campground offers a variety of amenities, including a swimming pool, playground, mini golf, and a game room. There are also a variety of activities available, such as fishing, biking, and hiking. The campground also offers a variety of RV sites, tent sites, and cabins. The campground is conveniently located near many attractions, including Boot Hill Museum, the Santa Fe Trail, and the Dodge City Raceway Park.
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User Reviews
Stephen Graham
Neat, clean, tidy, spacious sites, trash cans everywhere, nice restrooms and showers, friendly staff, easy check in.
Darlene Lauzon
Showers were big and clean, lots were a nice size, the sunset was beautiful, it was pieceful. Staff were nice. Huge K9 Kamp for dogs.
Viking_4Rok
Beautiful KOA! Clean bathrooms. Well maintained park, great staff. Walking distance from a free zoo, a water park, a city park, a museum, AND all of the downtown downtown tourist hotspots! It’s a real one stop gem!! But book early, this place is extremely popular because of these things!!
George Gettinger
Dodge City is not a major tourist spot so don't expect high end RV resort parks. That being said compared to the other parks in Dodge this KOA was the Waldorf. It was new, clean, well taken care of, and you felt safe. Pay a little more it's worth it.
Brooke G.
5 stars for the kind staff and convenient location. I will note since it seems to be new, as well as the hotel nearby, the directions to get to it are a bit odd. If GPS takes you by the city pool, you can drive through the parking lot around the back of the pool to get to it. Or you can go back toward town and go around the hotel. Either way works. Office opens at 9am, as a note for anyone needing to hit the road early. The tent sites face a grain plant, which makes a constant noise, but it didn't bother me because I was sleeping in my vehicle. Not sure how it would sound if you're in a tent. It's also right next to a park used for kids' soccer games, which were going on when I first checked in but were gone by dark. There's apparently an aviary on the east side, as well, and a bird (maybe a peacock?) would call out on occasion. The tent sites also have cleaning tables at the far end for any hunters stopping through, which I thought was nice of them. Overall easy, enjoyable experience, and would probably stop through again, should I be in the area.