Ogallala / Tri Trails KOA Journey 120 Road East 80 Ogallala , NE 69153

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Just off I-80 in Ogallala, this KOA sits minutes from the interstate and functions primarily as an overnight stop for road travelers. Sites vary in character: some are open, parking-style pads suited to large rigs with full hookups and 50-amp service, while others include more trees and upgraded amenities. The camp store carries local goods including craft sodas and honey. Campers exploring camping near Ogallala will find this a clean, no-frills option worth considering for a night's rest on a cross-country route.

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Map & DirectionsOgallala / Tri Trails KOA Journey 120 Road East 80 Ogallala , NE 69153 is located in Nebraska near Ogallala

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41.105550900000004 N
101.7142734 W

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Kevin M.

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Reviewed Jul. 11, 2026

Great spot for a overnight pass through

There’s nothing super special about the Ogallala/Tri Trails KOA.

Actually, now that I think about it, that’s exactly what makes it special.

This no-frills KOA is just minutes off I-80 in Ogallala, Nebraska, making it the perfect stop after a long day on the road. Don’t let my photo fool you—we stayed in Site 46, which is essentially a large parking-style site. For us, that was perfect. It offered full hookups, 50-amp service, and plenty of room for our big rig.

If you're looking for something a little more upgraded, they offer sites with additional amenities and more trees. We simply didn't need anything fancy for a quick overnight stop, hot shower, and good night's sleep. The kids enjoyed the playground, and the camp store was a pleasant surprise. The staff was incredibly friendly and stocked plenty of Nebraska favorites, including craft sodas, local honey, pizza dough, popcorn, and coffee. Sometimes the best campgrounds aren't the ones packed with amenities—they're the ones that are clean, convenient, reasonably priced, and run by great people. Ogallala/Tri Trails KOA checks all those boxes.

If you're passing through western Nebraska, it's definitely worth a stop.

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