RV rental Kiowa, CO: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

There’s an abundance of fine locations to park your RV rental near Kiowa, so you’ll have the luxury of choosing in which area you’d prefer to stay the night. If you drive the 50 minutes to Limon, you can stay at the quiet Limon KOA campground where you’ll be provided with full hookups, cable TV, and access to both RV supplies and groceries. About 35 minutes' drive away from Kiowa, Falcon Meadow RV Campground is a simple park with views over the fields of buffalo grass and dandelions. It’s not simple enough, however, to not give you full hookups, Wi-Fi, and 24/7 restroom and laundry facilities. There’s also a convenience store on site. Should you prefer to be closer to the town with your Kiowa RV rental, Casey’s RV Hideaway is just a few miles away. Here you’ll be surrounded by pine trees, which contribute to the relaxing atmosphere. There are also water and electric hookups, as well as a dump station and restrooms. For your grocery and snack needs, there are a couple of grocery stores in Kiowa and also some gas stations where you can fill up your RV tank.

For any history buffs who decide to book an RV in Kiowa, the Elbert County Historical Society & Museum is a delightful place to visit. The museum is the result of several generations’ passion for preserving the settler and later history of the county and displays various photographs and artifacts collected by the society. Even though the town is named after the Kiowa tribe, they are not included since they only hunted there during the summer, but their former presence, along with that of other tribes, can be seen in the town’s street names. After having spent some time inside, a visit to a park might be a nice change of scenery. In Fawn Valley Park you can stroll around and soak up the atmosphere of the town, all while seeing the beautiful mountaintop skyline in the distance. If you brought the whole family, or if you just want to sit on a swing for a bit, there’s a large recreation and play area which is great for kids and anyone who wants to have a little picnic. A.F. Nordman Memorial Park might be smaller in size but it has the biggest of hearts. There are lovely green grass and trees and a tennis court where you can check if you still have that tennis elbow, and the park also hosts several events. For the pumpkin lover, the Kiowa Pumpkin Festival takes place in the fall and should you visit during the summer, you can’t miss the Kiowa Street Fair where you’ll meet magicians and vendors and play games. For the hungry, the town has both American and Mexican food to offer. So what are you waiting for, it doesn’t matter if you prefer the quiet mountains or busy city, you’ll most likely enjoy a trip to Kiowa either way, so why not bring the whole family.