Cody KOA

Sunlight Basin - Cooke City or Sunlight-Red Lodge

Looking for breathtaking beauty and the top of the world, this trip has it all. Located 17 miles north of Cody on Highway 120, Chief Joseph Scenic Highway, which is one of the most scenic Highways in Wyoming. Dead Indian Peak, elevation 12,253 feet, looks out over the Sunlight Basin and Clark's Fork River. Forty-seven miles up the highway, the road splits and takes you to either the Beartooth Highway or Cooke City and the north entrance of Yellowstone Park. Beartooth Pass has an elevation of 10,947 feet and allows for year round snowball fights.

Southfork - Shoshone River

A block past Wal-Mart is the start of this pristine drive throught the country side. Take a left hand turn and travel southwest on the Southfork Road and view lush farmland, working ranches, bighorn sheep, elk, deer and moose are abundant throughout this drive. Castle Rock and Carter Mountain dot the landscape and provide a beautiful backdrop for the wildlife that flourishes on this scenic drive.

Wapiti Valley and North Fork

Drive west of Cody on US 14-16-20 to the east entrance of Yellowstone. Visit the Buffalo Bill Dam, Pahaska Teepee (Buffalo Bill's Lodge), and watch the abundant wildlife that live throughout the area.

Yellowstone National Park

Leave your rig at the park and travel into the oldest National Park in the United States. Enjoy wildlife, geological wonders, and the many fascinating features that make Yellowstone a must see for every U.S. traveler.