Cody KOA Holiday

Above, the office and store of the Cody KOA Holiday. Photo by Armand Vaquer.

The article in RV Travel on the Cody Firearms Museum (that I just blogged about) recommends several RV parks in town. During our stay in Cody, we stayed at the Cody KOA Holiday, which is a little past the Cody Regional Airport.

It was one of the largest KOAs I've stayed at with plenty of things to do. Our site was a pull-through site. It was nice enough, but if one wants shade (there are no trees around), make use of the RV's awning.

Above, our campsite at the Cody KOA Holiday. Photo by Armand Vaquer.

Cody is roughly 52 miles from the east entrance to Yellowstone National Park, so it is a handy place to stay. 

The KOA has free shuttles to the Cody nightly rodeo for campers. All one has to do is sign up. We made good use of the city's Uber services for getting into town for our excursions.

To read my review of the Cody KOA Holiday in RV Life Campgrounds, go here.

To make reservations, go to the Cody KOA's page at the KOA Kampground website.