hadleysauersford

We stayed 3 weeks at Tucker’s Landing! It’s a great location, close to the river and ~15 minutes to downtown. There is some noise from the nearby airport (planes and helicopters) and the bars on the weekends. Not great Verizon service, AT&T was a bit better.

I grew up in Cincinnati and my work is based here, so we find ourselves needing to camp here often (we’re full-timers). Joining FMCA to have access to this campground was one of the best decisions! It’s a fantastic location, with 13 full hook up sites and ~13 electric only sites. There’s a walking trail around the pond behind the campground that’s a perfect 30 minute walk for the dog and I, and they recently added a fenced in dog area. You get 2 nights free as an FMCA member, then it’s $20/night for the next 5 nights. If you ever need to be in Cincinnati, join FMCA and stay here! Everyone I’ve talked to is so nice and helpful!

Stayed two nights here. Was able to buy tickets to the Mackinac Island ferry and it was close by. Great swimming beach just 10 minutes past the KOA on Lake Michigan. We played putt putt one night as well! Not many sites with full hookups but two dump stations.

We had to end our drive earlier than planned due to winds further east, and this was an excellent campground to spend extra time at! Self check in (or you can pay in the store), fantastic wifi (we streamed with no issues), and laundry/showers (we didn’t use but looked fine). We spent some time wandering the Cabela’s store. Sites are first come first serve, but it was only half full when we left (late April, stayed on a Saturday).

We stayed one night during our cross country drive. Was still cold in late April so glad we had full hookups! Check in was easy and received a discount for paying cash. Sites were level and a mix of grass and gravel. Didn’t use any of the facilities, but did see some kids on the play set there. Had good Mexican food across the street (El Paso), which was welcome after a long day! If we’re passing through this area again we will definitely stay here.

We like KOAs for long driving days because you always know what to expect—level sites, hookups, friendly employees. This one had the added bonus of a .25 mile walking trail though an old lava flow right off the parking lot—this made getting some steps in for me and our dog easy and safe!

We stayed one night on our way through NC. Camp host was very nice and sites seemed level. Some highway noise, but they give you earplugs upon check in (which we didn’t need)!

A large, well maintained campground with a mix of short and long stays and tiny homes! Great laundry facilities, pools, and a dog wash station. The farm across the street had a great farm stand on Saturdays from 10-12. The only downside for us was that it was ~20+ minutes to the places we wanted to go in town.

We stayed 4 nights at this KOA. It was very close to Pictured Rocks! Sites were shady, but quite close together. Good park for kids with lots of activities. Our AT&T service was good enough to work but not that strong.

We stayed a week at this lovely park in Chico! Not too big/crowded, easy check in process, nice picnic tables. Some road noise, but convenient to be on the “main drag”. Didn’t use any facilities but the pool looked nice. Our site was not very level, but easy to level with blocks.