Missoula KOA Holiday

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About Missoula KOA Holiday

Located between Glacier and Yellowstone national parks, this KOA is an oasis in the heart of Missoula - and an ideal base camp for countless adventures. Area outfitters are available for whitewater rafting and world-class fishing on the rivers. Hike/bike wilderness areas or explore riverfront trails in Missoula. Golf, theater, museums, breweries and dining are a few of Missoula's charms. At KOA, relax in the hot tub, take a dip in the pool, play mini golf or rent a fun-bike. Check out the shops within walking distance. You'll also find playgrounds and a Kamp K9. Enjoy a buffet breakfast in the a.m. and ice cream treats in the p.m. (seasonal $). Deluxe Cabins, Camping Cabins, Patio RV Sites and Premium Tent Sites are waiting for you. Limited facilities in off-season. Pool: Memorial Weekend - Labor Day Weekend. Max pull thru: 70 feet. Your hosts: the Frame family.

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