HaresOnTheRoad

Awesome owners. Probably the best KOA Journey we've stayed at ever. Pride of ownership shows in the immaculate grounds, clean laundry room, little decorative touches, and clean restrooms and showers, as well as in the amenities available from a large pool, to volleyball, basketball, movie gazebo, etc. If you need a place to play some catch up with RV life chores or a place to let the kids play off a bit of energy, we highly recommend this KOA. No long term renters (if they are they're clearly required to maintain their sites unlike some other parks), rules seem to be followed or enforced. We found it to be generally quiet. If you are a light sleeper in a tent you might want to ask for a site as far as possible from the Super 8 motel across the property line. Sometimes semi-trucks with refrigeration on are there all night. The sound was not a problem in our trailer on the first trailer/RV row and would be no problem further back. We found Verizon service to be acceptable for browsing the web and even some light streaming. We did not try the campground WiFi.

Coe Parks seldom disappoint us and this one was no exception. (Please note. Our cost quoted is with our Senior Pass discount.) We stayed in the East Unit that has, a rarity, full hookups in good condition.! It also has a recently refurbished shower house/restroom building according to staff-we did not have occasion to use it this trip. I gave it 4 stars for the following three reasons: poor Verizon service, lots of road noise until about 9:30 p.m. resuming at around 6:00 a.m., sewer connection at our site was "up hill" from the trailer pad enough as to be difficult (and we have a Casita with the high-rise axle); taller rigs will have no problem, though Site 15 is for short units. (We are 34 feet total, trailer and SUV, and could fit in without unhooking with a couple of feet left over.) Please do note that there is NO direct lake access from this camping unit.

If you've booked in this unit, you will have to stop at the entrance to the West Unit to check in there and then loop around the kiosk to get back out and over to this unit, a few hundred feet further on. It's a bit awkward. If you are unhitching, and you have made a reservation, unhitch on your site first and drive over to check in before completing set up. (Acceptable according to the volunteer at check-in.)k All-in-all a worthwhile overnight stop for us and a place we'd stay longer another time.