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Easy access through parking lot near service bays. Appears you could use it at any time. Paid $10 at part counter.
Use your own equipment as theirs has been used and abused.
Water hose there too but didn’t use.
Lots of accessories, parts and toys inside.

Parked behind the restaurant in the designated area. We went close to dumpsters so we could put our slide out without disrupting other spots.
One other RV pulled in.
Great grassy area to let the dog chase balls and get some energy out after a long car day.

Needed electric to run the AC due to heat while crossing the country.

The actual campground is 6 miles down the road from the location given.

Open field with few trees but some have been planted. Big pool. Site 953 required some leveling left to right.

Friendly staff at check in.

Clean shower house and laundry. $2/wash $2/dry

There is a section with Full timers. They are not part of the KOA but visible.

Ice cream looked tempting at the store.

Arrived without a reservation on Sunday, June 25th. One night. Several campsite options.
Sites 20-41 are electric 30/50 am. 15 v and EV!
Water too.
$36CDn cash only.
Nice washrooms and shower house. pit toilets too.
No cell service.
RV dump station and water fill is self pay $5.
Garbage and recycling. Nice trail to Robson River.
Long level sites.

We are on a 6 month road trip and couldn’t resist visiting Door County. We called on a Wednesday for a Friday arrival and 3 night stay.
They were so accommodating! We stayed 2 nights in site 517 then we decided to add a 4th night so moved to site 304.
Great swimming pool, nice bath house with 4 toilets and 4 showers per gender.
Lots of seasonal folks and we can see why.
The campground is centrally located in Door County.
WiFi at the office.
Wood is $6 a bundle, Ice $3.
Private trout pond.
Lots of open space, games to borrow, lending library, area info and more.
Cash or check only.
Would highly recommend and return if in the area.
I have to say it again…the owners are amazing and really set the tone for a friendly, welcoming atmosphere at the campground.

Arrived about 2pm on Sunday, October 1st. Tons of open spaces. We chose one right on the bluff.
We have a 22’ TT and it needed little leveling in spot 30. Saw some larger class As too.
Self register with debit or Credit card.
Fire ring and picnic table at each site.
Trash and clean restrooms with flush toilets no sink.
Pretty quiet the 2 nights we were there with maybe 8 sites occupied.
Closes 10/10/23

Easy access. Two RVs can dump at a time. Water to rinse hoses.
Free!!!!

Arrived on Sunday, Aug 27th around 530ish.
We tow a 22’ TT and had several w/e sites to choose from. You check in at the office. They give you a map and then you drive around to find a site you like. We went with K26. It was fairly level front to back but left to write required us to be all the way up on our Andersen blocks.

We originally had booked in for 4 nights at $44 a night. Cash only. They have an ATM.
Laundry is clean. $1 wash $1 dry. Cold water k my for wash. 8 washer and 10 dryers. Quite busy. 8a-8p

We were enjoying the area so much we decided to make it an entire week. This got us the stay 7 nights pay for 6.

Shower house near the pool was clean and well cared for. $0.25 for 5 minutes. Lots of hot water. Some portable toilets and other bath houses throughout the campground.

Bus stop for the Island explorer is on site.

Pool was quite large. It is heated but we not quite enough for some of the cooler days we experienced.

They allow you to receive packages.

We got 6-8 channels with our OTA.

WiFi at our site was quite strong. Allowed us to stream shows.

Says two weeks max but looked like several folks spend a month or the season.

Lots of folks changing sites and reserving for friends coming.

Site K26 could easily have accommodated a longer rig. Likely up to 30’.

Friendly staff.

Booked last minute for the Sunday and Monday of Labor day weekend.
Got site 71 which was pretty shady. There looked to be a lot of no shows as there were other sites open.

Bath house near site needs a lot of TLC and more regular cleaning.

Fire pit at our site hadn’t been cleaned out.

New picnic table with extra length for grill was nice.

Plenty of room for our 22’ TT

Generator hours are 8-9a and 5-7p. I think one more time during day.

Couple RV water fills throughout. One dump station but we didn’t use.

Very quiet in the evening for a busy place.

Gorgeous views and good proximity for visiting Freeport and Portland.

Weak AT&T signal. There is a cabin with WiFi but we didn’t use it.

Woman at the gatehouse was delightful!

Just felt $35 + tax for dry camping was steep after staying at a W/E site for $44 a night in Bar Harbor with more amenities and better cared for.

Booked a day in advance.
Site 45 - 22ft TT. Leveling required. Good sized sites.
Shower house was good.
Toilets near our site was clean and well maintained
Little bits of trash all over
Sites aren’t swept or checked between reservations.
Beach area was looking rough. Likely due to understaffing.
The campground is showing its age overall.
Good location for exploring Lake George, Bolton Landing and the Adirondacks.
Dump Station was out of service with no plans to repair. We were offered to visit the other nearby campground to dump. We opted to dump at our next destination.
Poison Ivy throughout campground but they do have signs.
Nice fire pits.
A truck comes by at least once a day with wood for sale.
Surprised to pay same price as another State Park with electric.