Local Area Attractions Near Douglas KOA Journey

Step into the heart of the Old West and discover the legendary charm of Douglas, Wyoming, from the Douglas KOA Holiday.
As the official "Home of the Jackalope," Douglas offers a unique blend of whimsical folklore, frontier history, and breathtaking natural wonders. Our campground serves as the perfect home base for exploring local treasures like the Wyoming Pioneer Memorial Museum and the Douglas Railroad Interpretive Center, where the spirit of the pioneers and the steam engine era come to life. Nature lovers can marvel at the rare beauty of Ayres Natural Bridge, venture to the historic Fort Fetterman State Historic Site, or enjoy the festivities at the Wyoming State Fairgrounds. Whether you're here to hunt for the elusive jackalope or to soak in the serenity of the North Platte River valley, the best of Converse County is right at your doorstep.

To ensure you have the perfect retreat after a day of sightseeing, we offer a variety of Ways to Stay to suit every traveler. Experience the ultimate in comfort in our Deluxe Cabins, featuring private bathrooms and kitchenettes, or enjoy a classic outdoor feel in one of our cozy Camping Cabins. For those traveling on wheels, our RV Sites provide spacious pull-thrus and full hookups designed for convenience, while our grassy Tent Sites offer a peaceful night under the expansive Wyoming sky. No matter how you choose to stay, the Douglas KOA Holiday is your premier gateway to the history and heritage of the Cowboy State.

Fort Fetterman State Historical Site

Fort Fetterman State Historical Site

Fort Fetterman is open Memorial Day Weekend thru Labor Day Weekend, Tuesday - Saturday 9am - 5pm. When visiting you will see a restored officers' quarters and an ordnanace warehouse. Both featuring artifacts and exhibits of the fort's history, Fetterman City, and its Indian predecessors. Walking around the area you will find interpretive signs describing the fort's building and activities.

752 WY 93

Douglas, WY 82633

307-358-9288

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Wyoming Pioneer Museum

Wyoming Pioneer Museum

Summer Hours: Monday thru Saturday  8:00 am to 4:00 pm
Winter Hours: Tuesday thru Saturday  11:00 am to 4:00 pm

A walk through the past. Experience western history in one of the largest collections of historical memorabilia. This museum takes you back to an era when Indians ruled the land, buffalo roamed free, and pioneers struggled to survive.

400 W Center St

PO Box 911

Douglas, WY 82633

307-358-9288

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Ayres Natural Bridge

Ayres Natural Bridge

Open daily 8 a.m.-8 p.m. April-October. **No pets in park. Located 5 miles North on I25 at Exit 151 Website: http://www.conversecountytourism.com/do/natural-bridge/

208 Natural Bridge Rd

Douglas, WY 82633

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Douglas Railroad Interpretive Center

Douglas Railroad Interpretive Center

Located in downtown Douglas displays rail cars and provides a showcase to how the railroads helped shape a community.

Glendo Reservoir and State Park

Glendo Reservoir and State Park

Website: http://www.stateparks.com/glendo.html Located 28 miles south of Douglas.

Local Area Recreation Near Douglas KOA Journey

River Rafting

River Rafting

Raft or tube the North Platte River and enjoy some of the great Wyoming outdoors! Use your own equipment or visit our local business for rental possibilities. Just ask our office staff for information!

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Fishing/Boating

Fishing/Boating

Fish on the North Platte River just minutes from the campground or fish and boat on Glendo Reservoir just 26 miles south of Douglas off I-25.

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Mountain Hiking/ATV Trails

Mountain Hiking/ATV Trails

Enjoy the Laramie Peak Range of the Medicine Bow National Forest just 1 hour into the mountains from the campground. You can find hiking trails, horse and biking trails as well as ATV trails. A great way to enjoy the Wyoming mountains!

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Ayres Natural Bridge

Ayres Natural Bridge

Visit this beautiful natural sanctuary on your way to or from our campground. Ayers Natural Bridge is only 15 minutes away from our campground and is worth the extra time it takes to stop there! We highly recommend the Natural Bridge!

Note: there are no animals allowed in the park out of vehicles.

208 Natural Bridge Rd

Douglas, WY 82633

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Running, Walking, and Bike Riding

Running, Walking, and Bike Riding

Take a walk, run, or bike ride down Heritage Trail. It runs along the North Platte River through town with many beautiful areas to stop and take in the sights of the river.