This campground has great views and great private tent sites with fences around them. Lots of cabins, common fire pit, pool, playground, laundry, lodge, coded restrooms, tables at each site, jump pad, store, deluxe sites. But the roads and sites are gravel and dusty, no shade and quite close together. Near Flaming Gorge and Pilot Butte Wild Horse trail. Not up to KOA standards.
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✅ Amenities & Features
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📖 About This Campground
Rock Springs / Green River KOA in Rock Springs Wyoming provides full hookup RV and tent camping sites convenient for travelers. The park is a large gravel area with a mix of long term guests and short term sites. Convenient to the interstate the park is a bit pricey for what they offer. This area of Wyoming is an oil and gas production hub so the park is situated near industrial looking buildings; part of the charm of travelling to new areas.
The park is well run with a nice pool area and bathroom facilities. A small stocked store is available also. Fuel stations are convenient to the interstate and this park. No shade trees or grass.
One of the best features at this park are the private tent pads. A very nice touch.
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Rock Springs / Green River KOA Video
⭐ 2 Reviews⭐⭐⭐⭐ 3.6
Good lord thank you CampgroundViews.com for saving me from this place. The wife originally had us staying here but after perusing the site and finding out about Sweetwater Fairgrounds we stayed there instead. Stopped by here to see if I choose right and oh boy we did. We would have paid $40 to be packed in like sardines with the freeway noise and dust to welcome us. As noted in the description the tent sites were the best thing about this park. No way is it worth the money. being said if you do like KOAs it is not that bad. Just for us Sweetwater was the better choice.