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Rock Springs - Green River KOA
Overview
The Rock Springs - Green River KOA serves as a welcoming gateway for travelers exploring the high desert landscapes of Southwest Wyoming. This well-maintained park provides a comfortable transition for those moving between the majestic national parks of the north and the salt flats of the west. It captures the rugged spirit of the Cowboy State while offering the reliable standards and modern conveniences associated with the KOA brand. Whether you are stopping for a night or staying to explore the high plains, the park provides a sense of community and security in the vast desert environment.
Location & Surroundings
Situated conveniently off Interstate 80, the park rests in a high-plains environment known for its vast horizons and unique geological formations. Rock Springs is a hub for the high desert, characterized by sagebrush and distant mesas that change colors with the setting sun. The surroundings offer a sense of isolation and peace, yet the park remains close enough to local services in Rock Springs and Green River to ensure easy accessibility for restocking supplies or dining out at local restaurants.
Amenities & Park Features
The facility is designed to accommodate travelers of all types with its spacious pull-thru RV sites featuring full hookups and cozy camping cabins. Key features include:
- A seasonal heated swimming pool for summer relaxation.
- A dedicated KampK9 dog park for pet exercise.
- Full hookups with 50/30/20 amp service for modern rigs.
Visitors also enjoy a well-stocked camp store for essentials and clean laundry facilities to refresh during long trips across the state.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Outdoor enthusiasts are perfectly positioned to explore the Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area, which offers world-class fishing and boating. For a unique wildlife experience, the Pilot Butte Wild Horse Scenic Loop provides opportunities to see herds of wild mustangs roaming the plains. Additionally, the Killpecker Sand Dunes offer a thrilling landscape for off-roading, while fossil hunters will enjoy day trips to the nearby Fossil Butte National Monument to see ancient history preserved in stone.
Who This Park Is Best For
This location is an ideal choice for cross-country road trippers looking for a dependable and clean stop along the busy I-80 corridor. It is particularly well-suited for families seeking a safe environment with recreation options and big-rig owners who value easy navigation and level sites. If you are a nature photographer or a fan of wide-open western landscapes and incredible stargazing, this park offers a perfect home base for your Wyoming adventure.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
- Facility
- Internet
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Remote Family of Three
We had a great stay at the Rock Springs / Green River KOA Journey! The campground was clean, quiet, and well maintained, with easy access from the highway. Our site was level and had everything we needed for a comfortable overnight stay. It's a convenient stop for RV travelers, we'll definitely stay here again when passing through Wyoming!
Maria Zayas
The KOA is just off 80 located behind an industrial/refinery facility. It's really just a gravel lot, no grass. Any grass you may find has dog feces in it. The dog park really needs to be cleaned. I wouldn't even step inside it out of concern for my dogs exposure to all that feces. I tried to do some trails with my dog back by the long term parking. It wasn't even passable with all the dog waste absolutely everywhere. Very unsanitary and disgusting. One night I was in the woman's bathroom. 2 young boys were using the bathroom too. I didn't say anything until their dad just walks right in. Into the woman's restroom that supposedly has a security code on the door. That did not make me feel safe at all. I could have been showering. How do men have the woman's bathroom code!? When I pass through again, I won't be staying here, even if it was just for the night. The only real reason for the 1 star was it was cheap and the staff was polite.
DJ Bonderer
Nice level spots unless you get placed on the far end off the property up by the long term residents. Weeds growing around the units, They state there is a dog park but it is at the far end away from your location not very well maintained . Three shower houses close by. But they were all closed down . Was placed up by the long-term residents who were workers who left at six am. Don't blame the workers Seems like there was better spots to place nightly guest. For $77.00. Not worth it. Bad representation for a KOA
Terri
Keep on driving. This place is a gravel parking lot with hookups. The staff put us and our two travel companions in spaces that were clearly not adequate for a 40 ft and tow vehicle and insisted there was plenty of room. We were hanging out in the road and had to move the picnic tables to even get turned into the space. When we complained they put us in a back lot. The spaces were still too short but no one else was back there so we made it work. The rows next to us were clearly long term rentals. Surprised a KOA would allow that. All in all it’s dusty, weeds everywhere and not well maintained or managed.
Julie Clodius
More of an RV park. Definitely not worth the $60 something dollars for the tent sites. Right off the highway so good if you’re in a pinch to stay somewhere. Definitely would not stay more than 1 night, all gravel and no views. Honestly would have just primitive camped somewhere if I could have received a refund. Only plus were the nice people up front and the clean bathrooms. Otherwise would pass.