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GLAMIS NORTH KOA

Where ACTION and LUXURY Camping converge. . . .

- VETERANS DAY ANNOUNCING - DESERT GOLF TOURNAMENT!

- Night-Golf event starting at 7pm

- Daylight event starting at 1pm

- Bring your 6, 7, 8 irons

- Prizes for winners based on best ball

- Entry fee of $10.00

All events on our famous desert course.

Sassy’s Outback Café is now [...]

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