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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.
Take the Thatcher drive East exit off the #1 Highway than your second left hand turn into the park.
Get Google DirectionsPlanning a camping trip to Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan? Whether you're staying for one night on your way across the Prairies or spending a few days exploring the area, Moose Jaw has plenty to see and do.
From underground tunnels and historic attractions to parks, restaurants, shopping, and family activities, there's something for everyone. Moose Jaw KOA Journey makes a convenient home base for exploring the city while still enjoying the camping experience.
You can't visit Moose Jaw without stopping to see Mac the Moose!
Standing more than 30 feet tall, Mac is one of Moose Jaw's most recognizable landmarks and a favorite photo stop for visitors travelling through Saskatchewan.
Even better, Mac is located just across the highway from Moose Jaw KOA Journey, making it an easy stop during your stay.
Don't forget to grab a photo before you leave!
One of Moose Jaw's best-known attractions is the Tunnels of Moose Jaw, located downtown.
The attraction takes visitors underneath the streets of Moose Jaw for immersive guided experiences inspired by different parts of the city's history.
It's a great activity for families, couples, groups, or anyone interested in learning more about Moose Jaw's colorful past.
Because tours can be popular during the summer travel season, booking ahead is a good idea.
Looking for some time outdoors away from the campground?
Wakamow Valley offers kilometers of trails and green space along the Moose Jaw River. Visitors can enjoy walking, cycling, picnicking, birdwatching, and exploring the valley.
It's an excellent place to pack a lunch and spend a relaxing afternoon surrounded by nature.
Downtown Moose Jaw is worth setting aside a few hours to explore.
You'll find historic architecture, locally owned shops, restaurants, cafés, murals, and attractions throughout the downtown area.
Take a walk along Main Street, explore some of the side streets, stop for lunch, and see what you discover.
Keep an eye out for Moose Jaw's murals along the way. They help tell the story of the city and make great photo stops.
If you're interested in transportation and Prairie history, add the Western Development Museum – Moose Jaw to your itinerary.
The museum's transportation-focused collection highlights Saskatchewan's history through automobiles, aircraft, railway equipment, and other exhibits.
It's also a great option when the weather isn't cooperating with your outdoor plans.
Located near downtown, Crescent Park is one of Moose Jaw's most recognizable green spaces.
Take a walk through the park, relax beside the water, enjoy the gardens, or simply find a shady spot to unwind.
Its central location also makes it easy to combine a park visit with shopping, restaurants, and other downtown attractions.
Located in Crescent Park, the Moose Jaw Museum & Art Gallery is another worthwhile stop.
The museum showcases local history while the gallery features changing exhibitions and artwork. It's an easy addition to an afternoon spent exploring Crescent Park and downtown Moose Jaw.
One of the best parts of travelling is finding somewhere new to eat.
Moose Jaw has a wide variety of restaurants, pubs, coffee shops, bakeries, and local businesses to explore. Downtown is particularly walkable, so you can park the vehicle and spend some time discovering local favorites.
After dinner, take a walk through downtown or grab a treat before heading back to the campground.
You don't have to leave the campground to find something fun to do.
Moose Jaw KOA Journey features a 9-hole mini golf course, making it easy to enjoy a friendly round with the family after a day of sightseeing.
You can also spend some downtime around the campground, take the kids to the playground, go for a walk, or simply relax at your campsite.
Sometimes the best part of camping is doing absolutely nothing!
Staying for a few nights? Moose Jaw's location makes it a great starting point for exploring more of southern Saskatchewan.
You can plan a scenic drive through the surrounding Prairie landscape, visit nearby communities, or make a day trip to Regina before returning to your campsite for the evening.
Moose Jaw is much more than a convenient overnight stop.
With historic attractions, outdoor spaces, museums, restaurants, shopping, and plenty of uniquely Saskatchewan experiences, it's worth adding an extra day or two to your itinerary.
At Moose Jaw KOA Journey, you can set up camp, relax, and use the campground as your home base while discovering everything Moose Jaw has to offer.
Whether you're travelling across Canada, exploring Saskatchewan, or planning a weekend camping getaway, we'd love to welcome you to Moose Jaw.
Happy camping, and we'll see you in Moose Jaw!
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