Cheyenne RV Resort

Nice little KOA just off of the interstate. The facilities were very clean and the people friendly. Each tent site has a wind barrier which you will need. It got VERY windy at night. The campground also has a really nice covered shared outdoor cooking space with 8 stove burners, a microwave, picnic tables, and plenty of electric outlets. I was very impressed.

Easy access on/off I-80, easy to spot from interstate. Pilot station 1/4 mile away going to/from park. Clean crushed rock sites, several shade trees but many without shade. Easy pull through with plenty of room to navigate. Facilities are modern and very clean. Staff is exceptionally friendly and helpful. Major shopping/dining within 10 miles with I-80 or backroad (read ‘GPS’) access. WiFi worked well at outer fringe of park...

This KOA is off the highway and easy to get to. It’s really clean and has a small common kitchen area to prep meals. Has a pool, park and mini golf for kids to play. If you need some where to set up a tent and rest your head, I would highly recommend this place.

Called from I25 heading north about 3pm and got a reservation. Pulled in and got our spot.

Pretty full. No full hook ups left. Took a water/electric site. But we could use the dump. Only staying one night, so that was fine.

Very nice folks. Took us to our spot. Gravel and level. Infrastructure was excellent. Like new. Used the very clean laundry. Everything was very well maintained throughout. Used the WIFI.

Near I80 and the railroad. But reasonably quiet nonetheless. They have pool, putt/par, and covered area for dinners. Showers and restrooms available, but we had our own.

In the morning, we dumped our tanks, filled up the propane bottle, and headed out. This was the nicest KOA we have seen so far.

We’ll be back on another loop.

All dirt roads and sites super close to each other. Right off major interstate and had noise from trucks , some loud shooting noise over the hill and next to a very industrial area

Broad, open park easily navigated with level gravel sites. Not a lot of trees, and the cable TV was unusable. The folks I talked to that worked there said the new owners were looking to refurbish and update some of the facilities, so hope that will come true.

The place is nice, the staff is friendly, the sites are level and flat, there's a pool and a 24 hour laundry room. But the trouble is that it's $50-60 a night for an always full KOA Journey with limited services. For example, we needed to stay in town for work and have network access, and we're on a 30 amp with no sewer and it's $52 a night.

I don't fault the place or the owners for that. It's been almost full to the brim every night we've been here. So hey, if you're full, raise the prices and take the money. If you're needing an escape from the heat or laundry, a night isn't terrible. But if you're just driving through and can dry camp, there's plenty of places in town like the Sapp Bros. station, the Pilot station, a Walmart...

Only major complaint is the noise at this location. We're directly sandwiched by I-80 with no protective tree cover, a construction zone for a new warehouse, a repair facility for Volvo trucks, and the main transcontinental line of Union Pacific. Some trees would provide some desperately needed shade and noise reduction.

First impressions are important. We arrived around 5 to be fifth in line to check-in. Watched a DP pull in behind us. Unbelievably, he decided he was going to ‘take cuts’. Escorted to our pull thru (the guide & I joked about inconsiderate guests) to find what turned out to be 4 groups traveling together, all mildly intoxicated, right next to us. I avoid KOA’s (kids all over) but I have to admit the laughter of children beats the cackle of inebriated old women. (The group actually wasn’t so bad. Talking went on until after 10, but so did my TV. And the nearby freeway noise certainly helped mask it.) My lousy first impressions, based solely on the other guests, further deteriorated when I tried to use the internet to check the weather - just as bad at 10 the next morning! The hills in the distance are beautiful - appear to be grasslands. The park is gravel everywhere - what I’d expect in a desert environment. Our second night’s neighbors were all great. We needed a safe, quiet place place to park the rig. This KOA did provide that, for at least one night. First impressions aside, this is a good home base from which to visit Cheyenne. The primary access road is terrible. I would strongly urge you go up to the light at Venture Rd. taking it to Hutchins Rd to the KOA. Familiarize yourself with this on your GPS.

Out of all the KOAs we've ever visited (all of 3), this was the best one. The sites are wide and level, there are amenities like a nice laundry room and bathroom, and it was super easy to get in and out.

It's near the interstate, but we didn't hear it. It's also on the outskirts of town, so it's easy to get your shopping done, with the benefit of not being in the thick of the city.

We just overnighted here, so I can't speak much to what it's like to stay for a while, but we had an agreeable stay and would stop here again.

Nice place to stay overnight or while visiting Cheyenne. It’s an easy 10 minute drive from downtown Cheyenne. Park is neat and clean - mostly gravel but you are in a desert so that’s to be expected. Clean showers and restrooms. Nice pool that is heated. Fun playground for the kids. Site was very level. You are near the interstate so there is road noise but if you’re AC or fan is running you can’t hear it in your camper.