KOA Journey campgrounds are the perfect oases after a day on the road. Whether it’s along the way or a quick getaway, they’ve got you covered. Located near the highways and byways of North America with long Pull-thru RV Sites, they deliver convenience to the traveling camper. Pull in, ease back and take a load off.
KOA Journey campgrounds are the perfect oases after a day on the road. Whether it’s along the way or a quick getaway, they’ve got you covered. Located near the highways and byways of North America with long Pull-thru RV Sites, they deliver convenience to the traveling camper. Pull in, ease back and take a load off.
From the West: take I-90 to exit 30 to State Rt 28 South for approximately 12 miles to US 20. Stay on State Rt 28, and do not turn off until you get to US 20 (disregard GPS). Turn Left onto US 20 East. Travel about 7 miles and turn Left at KOA sign onto McShane Road. Follow the road to the left and in about 1 mile you will see the campground at 565 Ostrander Road.
From the East: take I-90 to I-88 West. I-88 to Exit 24 to US 20 West. You will see signs directing you to turn right on McShane Road. Follow the road to the left and in about 1 mile you will see the campground entrance at 565 Ostrander Road.
From the South: take I-88 East to Exit 17, Cooperstown. Turn left at the exit and take State Rt 28 North. The road will merge with NY 80 East in town. Continue on NY 80 East to US 20. Make a left on US 20, and follow signs to McShane Road. Turn right on McShane Road. Follow the road to the left and in about 1 mile you will see the campground entrance at 565 Ostrander Road.
Get Google DirectionsMany people think of Cooperstown NY as a destination for Baseball heroes and history only. It's that and lots more! It's a naturally beautiful area filled with opera, contemporary music and art, antiquing, wineries, breweries, agricultural & natural history museums, state parks, waterfalls, fishing, and hiking trails.
See baseball's history as never seen before! Today, feel the emotion of historic baseball moments - past and present - which come to life in a journey through time. Visit the Baseball Hall of Fame online for more information.
Directions: Left on US 20; Right on NY 80 for 10 miles; Right on Chestnut, Left on Main.
Address: 25 Main Street, Cooperstown
Phone: 888.Hall-Of-Fame
25 Main Street
Cooperstown, NY 13326
Rediscover the innocent beauty, the intricate wisdom and the enduring charm of our rural past.
Directions : Left on US 20; Right on NY 80 for 10 miles
Address : 5775 State Hwy 80 (Lake Road) Cooperstown
Phone : 607.547.1400
For more information visit the Farmer's Museum online.
Find a rare moment of excitement, controversy, appreciation, enlightenment, tranquility and grandeur.
Directions : Left on US 20; Right on NY 80 for 10 miles
Address : 5798 State Hwy 80 (Lake Road) Cooperstown
Phone: 607.547.1400
Website: fenimoreartmuseum.org
Filled with winding passages and wonder every step of the way and offering a rare glimpse into a prehistoric world formed millions of years ago by an underground river.
Directions: Left on US 20 for 24.6 miles; Right on Lykers Road to Sagendorf Corners to Discovery Drive.
Address: 255 Discovery Drive, Howes Cave, NY
Phone : 518.296.8992
Website: howecaverns.com
Open in its current location June 1987, the Opera is situated on 43 acres of farmalnd along the shores of Otsego Lake. The intimate 900-seat theater with its unusual sliding walls, which allows the audience to enjoy fresh air and views of the surrounding countryside prior to performance and during intermissions, are a unique feature of the theater. Directions : Left on US 20; Right on NY 80 approximately 4 miles.
7300 State Highway 80
Cooperstown, NY 13326
The valley here is full of farms and farm stands. You can purchase anything from fresh meats and eggs, to local honeys and maple syrups. Don't forget the fresh fruits and vegetables. There is even a u-pick strawberry patch. Stop by the office and pick up a list of local farm stands.
There are many fishing lakes near the campground. The biggest are Otsego Lake and Canadarago Lake. There are several small lakes around as well. Check https://dec.ny.gov/regulatory/permits-licenses/sporting-and-use/sporting/fishing-license for fees and regulations.
Play a round or two of golf at one of several golf courses in and near Cooperstown. Both Leatherstocking and Otsego golf courses are open to the public. Meadowlinks is a course is Richland Springs. Go to https://www.otesaga.com/golf/course-info-rates or https://www.otsegogolfclub.com/ or https://www.meadowlinks.com/# to find your tee times.
There are many amazing hidden hikes in the area. A few to check out and enjoy are: The Owen D Young Trail in Van Hornesville, Sleeping Lion in Glimmerglass State Park, and Springfield Nature Trail in Springfield Center. Hop on google maps to find more hiking trails around.
The hills and valleys surrounding the KOA are an amazing sight. Hwy 20 right outside the KOA is classified as a Scenic Drive itself. There are many back roads around to view the beauty of the surrounding hills. In Spring, the wildflowers splatter color across the landscape. In Fall, the many types of trees change to vibrant shades of oranges, golds and reds. Leaf peepers delight! There is also many varieties of wildlife you may spot. Deer hang out in the fields and meadows, a turkey may duck into the trees as you pass, groundhogs chatter as they scurry into their burrows. Enjoy the scenic drives, but make sure your maps are loaded up as the signal on your cell phones may be lost as you dip into valleys.
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