KOA Journey campgrounds offer the perfect oasis after a day on the road. Whether it’s along the way or a quick getaway, they’ve got you covered. Located near the highways and byways of North America with long Pull-thru RV Sites, they deliver convenience to the traveling camper. Pull in, ease back and take a load off.
KOA Journey campgrounds offer the perfect oasis after a day on the road. Whether it’s along the way or a quick getaway, they’ve got you covered. Located near the highways and byways of North America with long Pull-thru RV Sites, they deliver convenience to the traveling camper. Pull in, ease back and take a load off.
From the east: 45 minutes from Steamboat Springs and 15 minutes from Hayden on left side of road on US Hwy 40.
From the west: 2 hours from Dinosaur National Monument on US Hwy 40. Drive through town on US Hwy 40 going east toward Steamboat Springs. KOA is 0.25 mile past fairgrounds on right.
From the north: 1 hour from Baggs, WY on CO 13. Turn east on US Hwy 40.
From the south: Go east on US Hwy 40 for 3 miles.
GPS: N40.510204, W107.513846
Adventure starts right outside your campsite! Before you head out, please check the websites of local attractions for current hours and seasonal availability.From ancient petroglyphs to one of the world’s largest herds of wild horses and migratory elk, unforgettable experiences await just minutes away. Cast a line in two scenic reservoirs, explore five mountain peaks, soak in natural hot springs, or hit the renowned Yampa Area Trail System for miles of off-road adventure. Take in incredible wildlife viewing opportunities or enjoy a scenic drive along the Historic Byway.Prefer to stay closer to town? Craig offers family-friendly attractions including museums, an ice rink, and a wave pool. Whether you’re here for fishing, hiking, hunting, wildlife watching, motorsports, or simply relaxing under Colorado skies, you’ll find endless ways to make lasting memories in Colorado’s Great Northwest.
If you're looking to experience the true spirit of the American West, a visit to Museum of Northwest Colorado is a must while you're in Craig. Located in the historic 1922 State Armory building in downtown Craig, this fascinating museum takes visitors on a journey through millions of years of Northwest Colorado history—from dinosaurs and Native American cultures to pioneers, ranchers, outlaws, and legendary cowboys. Explore one of the nation's largest collections of Old West firearms, spurs, saddles, and cowboy memorabilia, along with thousands of photographs, artifacts, and documents that bring the region's rich heritage to life. The museum's impressive exhibits showcase everything from ranching and railroad history to local wildlife, mining, and early homestead life. Whether you're a history buff, Western enthusiast, or simply looking for a family-friendly activity, the Museum of Northwest Colorado offers an unforgettable glimpse into the people, places, and stories that shaped Colorado's Great Northwest. Best of all, admission is free and the museum is open year-round.
Step back in time and discover over a century of American history at Wyman Museum, one of Northwest Colorado's most unique and fascinating attractions. Located just east of Craig along Highway 40, this sprawling living history museum features an incredible collection of vintage automobiles, tractors, farm equipment, military artifacts, historic buildings, and everyday treasures that showcase the ingenuity and spirit of the American West. What began in 1949 when founder Lou Wyman purchased an abandoned 1932 Lincoln for just $15 has grown into an extraordinary collection spanning generations of American life, innovation, and progress. Visitors can explore dozens of exhibits filled with antique vehicles, pioneer equipment, household items, transportation displays, and unique artifacts that bring history to life in a hands-on and memorable way. The museum's outdoor grounds and historic structures offer something new around every corner, making it a favorite destination for families, history enthusiasts, photographers, and anyone who enjoys discovering the stories of the past. From classic cars and old machinery to military displays and rare collections, the Wyman Museum provides an unforgettable look at the people, tools, and technology that helped shape the West. Whether you're exploring Craig for the first time or returning to experience more of Colorado's Great Northwest, a visit to Wyman Museum offers a fun, educational, and nostalgic journey through America's rich heritage. It's a hidden gem that captures the pioneering spirit and timeless character of Northwest Colorado.
Located just 40 miles east of Craig, Steamboat Springs offers great hiking, skiing, mountain biking, and many other outdoor activities. After spending the day outside, spend the evening relaxing in some hot springs. Steamboat Springs is home to Old Town Hot Springs and Strawberry Park Falls.
One of Craig's most unique historic treasures, the Marcia Car offers visitors a rare glimpse into the luxury and elegance of early 20th-century rail travel. Commissioned in 1906 by prominent Colorado railroad developer and financier David H. Moffat, this beautifully preserved private Pullman railcar was used for railroad inspection tours, business meetings, and entertaining distinguished guests as the railroads expanded across the West. Moffat named the car after his daughter, Marcia, and it quickly became a symbol of sophistication and progress during Colorado's railroad era. Today, the Marcia Car remains a beloved landmark in downtown Craig, where visitors can admire its historic craftsmanship, elegant interior details, and fascinating connection to the region's railroad heritage. The railcar showcases the luxurious accommodations once enjoyed by railroad executives and influential travelers during a time when rail was the primary way to explore the American West. Originally built by the Pullman Company, the Marcia was presented to the City of Craig in 1953 and has since been preserved as an important piece of local history. Its presence serves as a reminder of the vital role the railroad played in the growth and development of Northwest Colorado. Whether you're a history enthusiast, train lover, or simply looking for a unique stop while exploring Colorado's Great Northwest, the Marcia Car offers an unforgettable journey back to a time when luxury rail travel represented the height of adventure, innovation, and Western expansion.
For a truly unforgettable Northwest Colorado adventure, a visit to Sand Wash Basin, BLM is a must. Located about 45 miles west of Craig, this rugged high-desert landscape is home to one of the largest and most famous herds of free-roaming wild mustangs in the American West. Spread across more than 150,000 acres of sagebrush-covered hills, mesas, and wide-open country, Sand Wash Basin offers visitors the rare opportunity to observe wild horses living freely in their natural habitat. The basin is known for its incredible diversity of horses, with bands displaying a wide variety of colors, markings, and personalities. Visitors often spot stallions protecting their herds, playful foals running alongside their mothers, and horses gathering near water sources throughout the day. Wildlife enthusiasts may also encounter elk, mule deer, pronghorn antelope, golden eagles, coyotes, and countless other species that call this remote landscape home. Photographers, nature lovers, and outdoor adventurers are drawn to Sand Wash Basin for its breathtaking scenery and unmatched opportunities to experience the untamed spirit of the West. The area's remote roads invite exploration by vehicle, while the vast open spaces provide spectacular views, stunning sunsets, and a peaceful escape from everyday life. Visitors are encouraged to view the horses responsibly by maintaining a respectful distance and helping preserve this remarkable wild landscape for future generations. Whether you're hoping to photograph iconic mustangs, explore Colorado's backcountry, or simply witness one of the state's most unique natural attractions, Sand Wash Basin delivers an authentic Western experience unlike any other.
We DO NOT have river access at the campground, but there are multiple access points located in the town of Craig. Looking for tube or paddle board rentals? Check out Good Vibes River Gear for all your rental needs.
410 Victory Way
Craig, CO 81625
Looking to spend a day exploring even more of Colorado's Great Northwest? Consider renting a UTV from Gianetti's Powersports in Meeker, Colorado. Located just 50 minutes from Craig, Gianetti's offers 2 and 4-seat Polaris RZR XP 1000 UTVs. The White River Valley is beautiful, and each UTV comes equipped with a fully digital GPS navigation system which makes navigating the trail system a breeze. Half and full-day rentals are available all summer long. For questions or to book your UTV, please check the link below.
246 Market St
Meeker, CO 81641
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