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Extremely overpriced even for a KOA. Unfortunately limited choice in March in Rock Springs. The sites were a gravel pit with the view of oil tanks. They called the sites Jack and Jill which means your door directly opens to your neighbors, with two picnic tables in between. We arrived on a Tuesday and they had a snow the weekend before. So besides gravel spots and roads every thing was a muddy mess with interstate noise.

This was a great experience for on-the-road camping. We pulled in tired. They were kind and very well organized. The bathrooms and dishwashing area (!) were spotless. The power worked seamlessly. Road noise was really minimal. AND! Just to the north of the campground, through an opening in the campground fence, is access to miles of beautiful hiking and mountain biking trails. We will definitely stay here again when in the area.

Stayed for 2 nights while traveling to Killpecker. Really nice KOA. The staff was wonderful, grounds are very clean, and the road noise from 80 wasn’t that bad at all. I would definitely recommend it and would stay here again when we are in the area.

Overpriced! Sites are muddy or dusty. Office staff is not very helpful. Moderate road noise. OK for a night on the road, but nothing to write home about.

They charge premium rates for an uneven site in a gravel parking lot desert. No shade anywhere. The pool was closed and the shower near our site were barely acceptable and not air conditioned. I would suggest trying another rv park.

If there was such a thing as an RV park factory this would be it. Just a huge gravel parking lot. Sites are OK but but pretty much jammed together. Bathrooms OK but could do with a few more. Cost too high. Acceptable as a one night drive by.

What makes this place great is the people. Tammi was great in the office. They allowed me to receive delivery of an eBike. Dan helped me take it to their shop and allowed me to assemble it there out of the wind and cold. I talked fishing with Richard. All these folks are top notch. I think it’s a little over priced but then so is everything else.

Okay for an overnight stay. Clean gravel park. Newer fences for privacy in some sites. A bit expensive for what it is but nice girl gave military discount .

What a crummy place this is. All gravel, no grass anywhere and no shade. There are big rigs lined up side-by-side just a few feet apart. The only amenity at our site is a picnic table with peeling paint. I am surprised KOA allows a place to be this awful. Plenty of train noise and interstate noise here. The scenery is a large tank farm for Airgas. The sites are not level enough and most of the big rigs have their front wheels 3 to 6 inches off the ground. The WiFi is insufficient for the park size. We get only an occasional one bar on T-Mobile.

Staying in 38" fifth wheel for 2 nights. Easy to get to from the interstate and pull through SHARED sites. It wasnt the best to share but better than looking at the waste. Great town with lots to do right there.Would come again to enjoy the area but would book sooner to get a private site with fence and patio. Pol and rec room on site that we did use.