Fort Collins / Lakeside KOA Holiday

Deb Barnes

This is the worst KOA we have ever stayed at. We stay at KOAs all over the country as they usually are up to a certain standard. I booked this place months ago as a stopover on our way to Grand Tetons. It’s one of the more pricey KOAs so I falsely hoped that meant it was very nice. First you have to pass a junk yard before the park entrance. The sites are tiny and very close together. At first they assigned us to a tiny back-in site with large overhanging trees on both sides. No way would our 34ft fifth wheel go in there. We asked for a different site and were given another small back in site but at least large trees weren’t blocking the entrance. Then as we were setting up we noticed small flying insects swarming around the back and sides of our camper. Sewer flies? Talked to front desk staff who basically said too bad. There are also several long term campers here with all kinds of junk in their sites. This place just feels trashy. I’m so glad we are only here for one night! Incidentally we stayed last night at the KOA in WaKeeney KS and it was lovely.

Kuro Silly

Disappointing Experience – Not Worth the Cost While the park initially seemed promising, our experience quickly took a turn due to ongoing electrical issues and unprofessional management. Staff were not only rude but also inconsistent and overly strict with selective enforcement of rules. For example, we were told our dogs' leashes were too long that they had to be 6 feet or less, despite seeing several others with dogs off-leash or on even longer leads—some reaching the road. Our dogs remained within our designated area at all times. There was also constant confusion regarding what was allowed outside—one day items were prohibited, the next they were permitted, all while others had the same items out without issue or even had their areas trashed. For the price range of $1,500 to $25000, we expected a far better experience. Save your money and consider a quality hotel or a well-managed RV park instead. We will not be returning.

Bradley Toal

Driving from Central Texas to Northwest Montana, I decided to break the trip in half and stayed 4 nights at this KOA in Fort Collins. This is my first time staying at a KOA and the park did not disappoint. I reserved a spot in the back that has enough space for your RV & a tent. The site also offered a fire pit and great seating. The grounds were very clean, quiet and plenty of amenities for families traveling with kids or vacation. Beautiful views of the Rockies and close to shopping & grocery stores.

Breanna Randol

Great location with a lakeside view. There is no swimming in the lake yet walking around is calming and beautiful. The staff did a great job to have multiple activities available for all ages. We used a tent site with electricity and full bathrooms were close by. The area was quiet throughout the night and I felt safe the entire time.

Melinda Nathalie

Booked 2 nights to stay with the RV. Very friendly and helpful staff, good shop and opening times. Great and spacious bathroom with very good showers! Laundry 24h with an option to purchase one tide pod so you dont have to get a whole pack at Walmart.