Sheridan-Big Horn Mountains KOA

My wife and stayed one night with full hookups. This is a convenient location enroute but is next to the interstate and a truckstop right across the freeway, the grounds are pretty well maintained with a creek that boarders the park, and the staff were very pleasant, helpful, and friendly. Sites are flat with easy access. This KOA is rather long in the tooth and in need of some major reinvestment/refurb. The laundry room was adequate, however, some very old washers/dryers may or may not work and may or may not have signage warning of their condition. The bathrooms next to the laundry/office/store were as clean as they can make them but really need a full reconditioning.

Love this little campground!! The sites were plenty big for our truck and 43 ft fifth wheel and had no problem maneuvering around the park and it looks like most of the sites are pull through. Loved all the big trees that help with shade. The staff is so friendly and helpful and the bathrooms and laundry are open 24/7 and clean. The campground has access to a bike trail that is brand new and will take you all through Sheridan. It’s also not far from the bighorn mountains and hiking trails that are as little as 30 minutes away. Lots of things to do at the campground and in town. It’s convenient right off the highway which could be a downfall if you’re sensitive to noise but it didn’t bother us too much in our fifth wheel.

We were visiting family in Sheridan and stayed and entertained here for 4 nights. Far enough from town that you feel away from it all, yet close enough to enjoy all the Sheridan area has to offer. Most of the other campgrounds near or in town are gravel lots. This had a good amount of trees. The spaces are a bit tight but adequate. The staff were super friendly and the facilities were up to date and well maintained.

Very convenient to the Highway. sites level, great amenities for families and children. including a playground dog park, plenty of room for tent campers, swimming pool in season. all of the sites had fire pits and grills. friendly staff, nice office, good wifi! I would stay here again
Some Highway and train noise but it did not bother us in a Class A coach

Older park that probably needs some updating but nicest in area. The other 2 rv parks are dirt parking lots. Lots of trees and greenery. Great location at northwest end of town. The olus here is the amazing staff. I mistakenly booked a site with water and power but NO sewer. This wouldnt work as we were there for 3 weeks. The staff worked their magic to get us into a site that worked. They all couldnt of been nicer people.

Check in was easy and we were escorted to our site. Our pull through site was short and small. Not much room between sites but there were trees, so we had shade. It’s right off the I90 but not too noisy. AT&T service was bad so we used our Verizon, which was only marginally better. It’s mostly gravel park with patchy grass. The tent area was grassy. If you like American Indian art and artifacts, the Brinton Museum in Big Horn is an absolute must. It’s probably the most interesting museum of its kind that we’ve been to. The building is special too, with the biggest rammed earth wall in North America. The Aveda Ginger Salon in Sheridan is nice too.

On-line reservation and check-in was easy. Staff is very nice including the gentleman who escorted us to our site (which is good because there are one-way roads). Park WIFI was unreliable (probably because the park was busy). Nearby trains run at night so may not be ideal for light sleepers. The dog fence area is good for small furry friends. For bigger dogs, the fence may be too low.