Buffalo KOA

While camping with an RV in Wyoming, do it right by staying at Buffalo KOA and treating yourself to the very best the campground has to offer. Buffalo KOA has a variety of RV sites to choose from with either pull-through or back-in access, and deluxe sites for added outdoor living comforts. On-site activities include a horseshoe pitch, pickleball courts, and a swimming pool. There is a playground for the kids and a spacious Kamp K9 pet park too. Propane and firewood are available for purchase should you want to prepare a home-cooked meal or just enjoy having a campfire, and a stream that runs through the park is where you can try to catch your evening dinner.

Whatever style of camper rental you choose, there is a site to match it at Buffalo KOA. You will have access to 30 or 50 amp electricity and water, sites that have full hookups and some with patios with or without furniture. At the end of a busy day, you can grab a shower and even wash your clothes in the laundry facilities. Many of the sites have at least some tree coverage, allowing you to sit comfortably in the shade and witness the stars at night.

All settled in? Good. Now it's time to see why Wyoming is such an incredible motorhome camping destination. Buffalo KOA is just a hop and a skip from downtown Buffalo, a city steeped in culture and history. Many of the buildings date as far back as 1804 and one of them, the Occidental Hotel, Saloon and Restaurant, has housed such celebrities as Calamity Jane, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, Buffalo Bill Cody, former president Theodore Roosevelt, and others. You can stop here for lunch while taking in the history. The Jim Gatchell Memorial Museum (also known as the Great Medicine Man Museum) was a drugstore owned by Mr. Gatchell, who befriended everyone including local natives and was generously gifted by all of his friends. Following his death, family members donated the building to the city on the condition that it be converted to a museum recognizing the town's history.