Art alley
Art Alley: La Junta's Open-Air Art Oasis
Your comfortable basecamp for exploring the history and natural beauty of southeastern Colorado, near Bent's Old Fort and Comanche National Grassland.
Nestled on the High Plains near La Junta, Colorado, the La Junta KOA Journey offers a comfortable and convenient base for exploring the region's historical and natural attractions. With a range of camping options and family-friendly amenities, it's an ideal spot for a relaxing getaway.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Driving
La Junta KOA Journey is located on US Highway 50 on the western edge of La Junta. From the center of La Junta, head west on US-50. Continue for approximately 1 mile. The KOA will be on your left, just past Rogers Road and behind Viaero Wireless. Look for the KOA sign. Parking is available on-site for registered guests and visitors.
Public Transport
La Junta Transit operates a local bus service within the city. From downtown La Junta, head to the nearest bus stop on 1st Street and Santa Fe Avenue. Take the local bus service and inform the driver you are going to US-50. Get off at the stop closest to the intersection with US-50. From there, walk west along US-50 for approximately 2 miles to reach the KOA. La Junta Transit is $1.00 per ride.
Taxi/Ride-Share
Taxis and ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft are available in La Junta. Request a ride to La Junta KOA Journey, located at 26680 US-50. A taxi from downtown La Junta to the KOA will cost approximately $9-$17, depending on the service and class.
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