Beaver KOA Journey General Information

Check-In times for all guests: 1:00 PM Check Out time: 11:00 AM

Early check-in or late check-out may be available for an additional $6.00. Please check with your camp host for availability

WE ARE OPEN YEAR-ROUND!
Our office is open daily from 8 am until 8 pm.
If you arrive after our closing time, with or without a reservation, please visit our Night Registration desk, located two steps to the left of the office door. Please go there and follow the instructions provided. If you have a reservation, your map will be waiting for you in the RESERVED slot. Please be sure to take your map to locate your site our Wi-Fi information is on the map.
If you need any assistance, please call the property Manager at 435-438-2924.

Be sure to visit us for a complimentary coffee until 11 am. 

Thanks for choosing Beaver KOA Have a great day!

Our office will be closed on the following holidays; however, we will have sites available through our night registration desk, which is located just two steps left of the office door for our holiday travelers. If you need assistance, please call 435-438-2924.

Happy holidays from all of us here at the Beaver KOA Journey.

Office closed
November 27th and 24th Thanksgiving
December 24th and 25th Christmas
January 1st, New Year

AFTER HOURS/EMERGENCY NUMBERIf you arrive after Registration Office hours, all of your information for Check-In will be posted in our Night Registration area, located just two steps to the left of the Registration Office door. If you have an emergency, please call the Beaver County Sheriff's Office at 435-438-2862 or the on-site manager at 435-438-2924.

Family & Visitor RatesNo Charge for Children under 18 years of age. 
Our sites will accommodate up to 6 people per site.
Visitors are welcome; there is an extra charge of $3.00 per visitor.

Our cabins offer a rustic experience and include queen and twin beds, air conditioning, heating, and a television with nearby bathrooms and showers.
Linens are not provided but can be rented for $10.00. Let us know if you would like to request a linen package.

Each of our cabins provides a fire ring and picnic table for your enjoyment.

Check-in time is 1:00 P.M. Check-out is 11:00 A.M.

Free Coffee until 11 AM

WE'RE OPEN YEAR-ROUND!
At Beaver KOA Journey, we offer a peaceful camping experience with breathtaking mountain views and cool evenings. Our accommodations cater to different preferences, including spaces for RVs, tents, and three charming rustic cabins. Each site includes full hookups and a picnic table, with some also featuring fire rings (please be aware that fire restrictions may apply). We provide both individual and group tent sites, some of which include electricity and water.
Guests can enjoy various amenities, including complimentary Wi-Fi, a heated pool (open from 9 am to 9 pm in the summer), and an array of recreational activities such as a basketball court, a pickleball court, a playground, and various games, including giant connect 4, Yard Jenga, corn hole, free arcade games, billiards, playing cards, board games, and more. 

We welcome pets and offer two KampK9 parks for dogs to play off-leash.

Firewood, Propane, and ice are available for purchase onsite.

Guests have access to hot showers and laundry facilities.

We serve free coffee daily until 11 am

Quiet hours are from 10 PM to 8 AM. We kindly ask that you keep noise to a minimum to respect your neighbors. Some guests may have an early departure schedule.

Cancellation Policy:
If you need to cancel your reservation, please call us at 435-438-2924 before the deadlines below to receive a refund of your deposit, less a $20 administrative fee.
Text and email notifications of cancellations will not be accepted.

Cancellation Deadlines: 
RV & Tent Sites: You must give a 7 day cancellation notice—call by 4 p.m., 7 days before your scheduled arrival. 

Lodging & Accommodations: You must give a 14 day cancellation notice. Call by 4 p.m., 14 days before your scheduled arrival.
Reservations made after these deadlines require nonrefundable deposits. 
Cancellations made after the deadlines will result in forfeiture of the full deposit. 
No refunds are given due to the discomforts of nature, including no-shows.

We sell propane daily. Please check with your Camp Host for hours of availability and cost.

Heated pool -
Open May through September.
See you there!

We welcome your furry companions at our campground! To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all, please remember the following guidelines:
- Keep your pets leashed and quiet to respect other campers.
- Do not leave your pet unattended for their safety.
- Avoid walking dogs on tent sites or playground areas.
- No aggressive dogs are permitted on the premises.
- Always clean up after your pet for a clean and pleasant environment.
Don't miss out on our two enclosed KAMPK9 dog parks featuring agility toys for playtime fun! We also offer sturdy dog toys and delicious dog cookies for your four-legged friends. Let's make camping a paw-some experience for everyone!

Our campground offers a convenient on-site, coin-operated laundry facility for all your washing needs. Quarters are available for purchase at the office for your convenience.

Please note that dog beds and oversized blankets are not permitted. However, there is a nearby laundry facility where these items can be washed.

Happy camping!

History of Beaver County
Overview - First Settlers: First settlers in Beaver County came from Parowan in April 1856. They built log cabins along the Beaver River and began cultivation in the same area. The first town was laid out in the spring of 1858 and, with the river, was named for the many beaver dams found there. Area Discoveries: In 1852, lead was discovered at the Lincoln Mine. Recovery furnaces were built in 1858, and the town of Minersville was founded nearby in 1859. An attempt was made to produce bullets from the Lincoln Mine ore, but an element in the lead made it too hard. The element turned out to be the silver that later made Beaver County famous. Horn Silver Mine: An exciting chapter in United States history was the 1875 discovery of the Horn Silver Mine in the San Francisco Mountains of western Beaver County. Mining districts had been opened as early as 1871, but the Horn Silver gave impetus to one of the biggest "rushes" of history. There were numerous roaring mining camps in the San Francisco district, but Frisco (peak population of over 6,000) was the wildest in the West. Mines in the county were heavy producers of gold, silver, copper, lead, zinc, and some tungsten. Read More of Beaver's History. Take a more in-depth look at Beaver County's history.

Here are the average temperatures in Beaver Utah : 
April 61° / 30°
May 70° / 37°
June 83° / 45°
July 88° / 51°
August 86° / 50°
September 78° / 42°
October 66° / 32°
November 49° / 25°
December 39° / 18°
January 38° / 17°

Enjoy a hot shower after a full day of recreation, adventure and nature,  our showers are open 24 hours

Posted speed limits are for the protection of our campers and pets. We must avoid dust, also, to make it pleasant for everyone concerned. Please observe the 5 mph maximum speed limit.
When exiting, please use caution as there is an ATV crossing at the stop sign.

Free Wi-Fi is available at all sites. We have multiple antennas to service your site.
Please check with your camp host for the password.

We eagerly anticipate welcoming you to Beaver KOA

Nestled in Beaver, Utah, we at Beaver KOA pride ourselves on offering a blend of comfort and convenience to all our campers.
At Beaver KOA, we provide an variety of campsite options, ranging from basic Tent Sites to expansive RV sites and charming rustic camping cabins.

We cant wait to welcome you to Beaver KOA!