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Traveler Reviews
Mixed Bag
Sites are a bit cramped, but this isn?t that uncommon in KOA Journey campgrounds. Close to downtown Laramie is a plus. Staff are friendly. Biggest problem is painfully slow WiFi.
Clean Park
This park backs up to HWY 80, trucks apply exhaust break coming down the hill and the noise is constant. Good WiFi, we did not use laundry or showers.
Narrow sites & I-80 traffic road noise
Most recent stay was 6/16/16 - I'm "late" in posting my review ~ We camp in a Little Rig “Tear Drop” style RV only 15' long w/o toilet or shower ~ plus we like to eat outdoors using the picnic table and set up our dining canopy for sun and weather protection and thus rely on condition of campgrounds facilities and being nearby our site ~ so our critique is focused in that area.
Did get close to restroom/showers ~ right across the road. PROS: Restroom/showers are newer modern look w/full on tiled walls/floors. Good water pressure & hot. Shower stalls are private combined w/changing area a little small but still ok in size w/bench for seating and hooks for clothes/towel. Appreciate the paper towels for clean-up of area after use, some campgrounds have only air dryers. CONS: need rubber floor mat in changing area when exiting shower, a small shelf would be nice for your stuff/ need hooks and shelves at shared sink area all for conveniences that many campgrounds forget.
CONS: all sites are narrow and close together / tight and narrow greenspace barley enough room to use the picnic table / packed in like a can of sardines forget about any reasonable privacy and of course the constant traffic road noise from I-80 is ongoing all night long so typical of many KOA’s. Never could understand why they want to build them so close and in view of the interstate.
Don't bother
Ok I'll do this again.... Don't bother the website said they had cable. After traveling for several days we wanted cable so we could just veg. Got here paid and got set up no cable box. I called them and they said oh no cable on the row you're in sorry. So you are next to the highway, no cable, no pool and my last review wouldn't go thru cause I was on their crappy Internet!!! When she gave us the code she said if you want it but it's gonna be too slow this weekend. So 2 nights for 2 adults for 99.00. All you get is a small site no fire ring no cable no pool and no internet and absolutely NO fun!!!
fine for overnight.
We were hesitant to stay here after reading the other reviews. Got to say though, if you see on a map that the campground is right next to a highway, expect highway noise. (And don't complain). This is an average KOA. Gravel sites, some trees. It does have a nice off leash dog run which we really like after a long day on the road.
Narrow sites
Noisy overnight spot next to. Busy freeway. Older park. Overpriced.
