Fifty years ago, KOA set out to create campgrounds centered around campers — and all the ways you love to experience the great outdoors. Today, with that same compass-point focus, we’d love to know if there are ways we can serve you better. As a friend of KOA, will you take five minutes to tell us how you like to camp? We’d really appreciate it — and one lucky, randomly selected winner will win 3 FREE nights of camping at KOA.

If you want to get a taste of another culture, and prefer one where English is an official language, why not visit Canada? Tamela Rich shows you the way to get the most out of going north of the border — with a tour of the territory.

Yellow is KOA’s color. But what does that color mean to a couple on a 7,000-mile, cross-country camping trip from New York City to Montana? It means happy — and a whole lot more. Here’s why.

Labor Day used to be the official end of summer — which also marked the end of camping season. (Boooo!) But not anymore. (Yehhhh!) Here’s how KOA is extending the fun far into the fall across our entire network of campgrounds.

Everybody’s got their favorite “warm-you-up, never-let-you-down” chili recipe. This is ours. It has an Italian twist we know you’ll love — a new take on an old favorite.

In this informative RV how-to video, KOA resident expert Mark Polk demonstrates several easy methods for testing the condition of your RV batteries — helping save you money by adding years of life to your RV batteries.

You don’t need an RV or tent anymore to camp at KOA. We’ve got Deluxe Cabins — with all the amenities of home. So you can spend your days outdoors and your nights in cozy comfort out of the elements. Take a virtual tour of KOA’s Deluxe Cabins.

A family of KOA campers had a tree fall on their RV during a rainstorm, making the vehicle unsafe to drive. They were stranded 5 hours from home — and asked Chuck how insurance might be able to help them navigate the rest of their journey.