Lava Hot Springs West KOA Holiday

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About Lava Hot Springs West KOA Holiday

Welcome campers and glampers! Check out the new playground, Jumping Pillow, bathhouse, Camping Cabins, Deluxe Cabins with bathrooms, laundromat and remodeled registration office - just the start of many planned improvements! This KOA puts guests in the heart of popular water activities of every type and temperature. The Olympic Swimming Complex (walking distance) includes an out-door 50-meter pool, diving boards, waterslides, a kiddie cove and an indoor pool with a climbing wall. The Portneuf River meanders through the campground and past 20 waterfront RV Sites. Purchase your tube rental at the camp store and save 15 percent at the 4Falls tube stand. After your float, refuel with s'mores. Firewood, snacks, RV supplies, souvenirs and even water shoes can be found at the camp store. Be sure to soak in the clean, soothing world-famous mineral hot springs. Cabins and limited RV Sites are open all year. Your hosts: Kody & Andi Tillotson.

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