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About Craig KOA Journey

You're in the heart of the real West with a stay at Craig KOA in northwest Colorado. The campground tucks among the trees in the high desert of the Yampa Valley. It is situated between Rocky Mountain National Park and Dinosaur National Monument on the best scenic route from Denver to Yellowstone National Park. Two historic byways lead to area treasures, from ancient petroglyphs to rivers renowned for fishing, tubing and rafting. Within an hour of your campsite, you'll find wild horses, deer, antelope and elk. You can ride for miles on ATV trails and hike or bike on five mountains. Pool: July 1 - September 3. Max pull thru: 85 feet. Your hosts: Edd & Betty Price.

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