kathrynandaubreycarden

We had our first stay here the week of July 4th and found the campground to be very clean and kept up. The owners personally welcomed us and the camp host came over to give us all the information we might need. It is a newer campground and they have just finished the bathhouse. We are self-contained and did not use the bath house so I can't comment on that. The sites are terraced on a hill and have a good amount of space between them. They are gravel and not all very level. Our site was very long with room for our 40' MH and our Jeep with room to spare. We were able to get level pretty easily on our site. As soon as we got hooked up to shore power, a storm ran through and knocked out all the power and internet to the entire area. The owners and camp host were very helpful and kept us posted via text message regarding service restoration. We were allowed to run our generator all night so we could run the AC and when we needed to get more gas in order to keep running the generator, they graciously offered to loan us gas cans - which enabled us to run our generator the next night. What could have been a stressful stay was made much better by their willingness to keep everyone posted with what they were being told by the power company; and help wherever they could. Once the internet was back up it was very fast and I was able to work remotely and we were able to stream TV shows. This campground is off of a 4-lane highway on a small country road but we were able to get through there just fine. It was nice and dark out at night and I could see a million (possibly fewer stars and satellites on a clear night. There are a few full-timers living in the park but everything is kept very nice.

This is the best KOA that I've stayed in for a long time. We would have loved to have stayed longer. The sites are large by KOA standards (though not as large as State Parks usually). The grounds are immaculate and the people are really nice. They have a small camp store and they have firewood and propane on the property. Our only drawback was that we had to pay $5 for a visitor's pass for my parents to come for about 30 minutes to see our new RV and another $5 for my son to come in when he had to come pick me up while our jeep was not running correctly. We did not use the laundry or bathhouse facilities. If you are interested in a Kamping Kabin, I would recommend the ones in the back of the property over the ones directly at the entrance.

Stayed here one night while traveling and found the people in the office to be totally wonderful. They have a nice little campground with fairly level spots, a dog walk area, and a pool. We did not use the bathhouse facilities or the pool. The grounds are kept immaculate and there are nice flowers and plants. It was fairly quiet with the exception of being near a major road and railroad tracks. I actually enjoy being near RR tracks but some people might be bothered. Our ONLY complaint is that the water connection was so low to the ground that it made hooking our water hose with a filter attached a bit difficult. I would ask for a site that is away from the hotel that the campground is behind if you don't like a lot of light at night. Site 7 was far enough away. We would certainly stop in there again if in the area.

All the RV sites are apparently full hook-up and that is wonderful! Our site, 94, is more like a buddy site than anything. Due to extenuating circumstances and a lot of back country roads, we arrived after dark and it was quite the feat to back the MH downhill RIGHT BESIDE a huge 5th wheel that was basically in the front yard of the site and that shares the driveway. I feel blessed that my husband drove a truck for 32 years and drives backwards very well! We would rather have been in #72. However, we are closest to the lake, have a wonderful view, and this is the last of the RV sites on the line. To our back side (driver side) there are only tent camping spots and those cleared out on Sunday and there's been no one there during the week. There is no firewood, ice, or groceries for sale here and the nearest store that sells much is the Dollar General about 5 minutes south towards Ft. Gaines. The bath house on the Pine Loop is rather old and dingy but was clean. We didn't use it. There are supposed to be gators here but we never saw one, we did have deer walking up the road in front of the campsite. Providence Canyon was an easy day trip, about an hour away. The man who checked us in was very helpful and friendly.