Laramie KOA

Medicine Bow National Forest offers spectacular scenery and outdoor recreation all year round, and it’s easy to access when you are RV camping at Laramie KOA. You’ll be able to see mountains, grasslands, streams, wilderness areas, and a wide variety of wildlife. Recreational activities include sightseeing, fishing and hunting, climbing, hiking and biking, picnicking, horseback riding, nature viewing and photography, and winter sports. Vedauwoo is a very popular area with its famous rocky natural sculptures. The Brush Creek Visitor Center provides maps, brochures, permits, books, and other information. Interpretive and educational programming for all ages is held throughout the year. Take your Laramie camper rental to Rocky Mountain National Park near Estes Park, CO, to see the 415 square miles of protected mountain ranges, 300 miles of trails, wildlife, wildflowers and native plants, dark skies, and much more. Recreational activities include hiking, biking, climbing, fishing, wildlife watching and photography, and picnic areas with tables. Ranger-led programs include night sky and evening programs as well as interpretive and educational programming for all ages. The Holzworth Historic Site is a restored 1920's dude ranch that offers a unique view of century-old tourism and homesteading. Visitor centers throughout the park provide restrooms, park information, maps, brochures, exhibits, park stores, and permits. You’ll also have access to the Arapaho & Roosevelt National Forest and Pawnee National Grassland with your RV rental near Laramie KOA. This National Park Service property incorporates many important areas including the Cache la Poudre Wild and Scenic River, the Arapaho National Recreation Area, the Mount Evans Recreation Area, the Brainerd Lake Recreation Area, Santiago Mill, and multiple wilderness areas. Outdoor recreational opportunities here run the gamut and include climbing, hiking and biking, water sports, hunting and fishing, horseback riding, nature viewing and photography, rock and mineral collecting, wildlife viewing, winter sports, picnicking, and outdoor learning. Ranger district offices throughout the forest provide information, maps and brochures, permits, passes, and ranger-led activities. Maps, brochures, and other publications are available in print, by download, or through an app so that you can prepare for your visit.