Lyman KOA Journey

Did an overnight-er here in one of their 'Kabins'. Nice stay: old playground, pool, fire pit and public showers. No frills, but just far enough off the interstate that it's quiet. And the kabob was clean.

Very friendly staff. Check in is at 3pm but guy let us check in early so we can go explore without our trailer hooked up. Has a little store inside the main building. Also there is a cafe just a little down the road.

No road noise from I-80 a rarity for a KOA
Most recent stay was 6/16/16 - I'm "late" in posting my review ~ We camp in a Little Rig “Tear Drop” style RV only 15' long w/o toilet or shower ~ plus we like to eat outdoors using the picnic table and set up our dining canopy for sun and weather protection and thus rely on condition of campgrounds facilities and being nearby our site ~ so our critique is focused in that area.

We’re right across the road from the restroom/showers. It’s an older 50’s type facility clean & neat. Shower stalls are private with glass doors and very tight 3x3 I think – so is the adjacent changing area with a little stool/bench for seating, plus rubber floor mat for feet as you exit shower; includes a couple of hooks, but would like to see shelves added for your stuff. Also need hooks and shelves at the shared sink/vanity area. Updating the place including new fixtures would do wonders.

This is Wyoming after all and is more of a campground, not an RV Park per se. Gravel roadways and somewhat roomy, level mixed gravel & grass site pads with picnic table; large pull through site can accommodate Big Rigs. Some staggered back to back ~ back in sites; grounds include rental cabins and clean swimming pool, and tent sites all on flat ground. We’ve been here 4 time now ~ and will be back

Kabin, not kabob. Silly autocorrect. :-P

Older park, grass sites shade trees but not on each site. Tent site area is park-like setting, very clean. WiFi at outer boundary is spotty inside. Staff is friendly and helpful. Facilities are tired but kept up well enough for the price. I wouldn’t hesitate to stay here again while traveling I-80.