kirkschulz

We stayed for 3 nights while visiting Redwoods National Park. We have stayed in a lot of KOA campgrounds and like the good locations and full hook-ups. This KOA had a lot of trees and was very pleasant. The owners are doing a lot of work refurbishing the campground and upgrading the overall campground. The entry road into the KOA had a lot of potholes in it - so be prepared for some bumps coming and going in and out of the campground right onto highway 101.

We stay frequently in KOAs with our 33 ft Airstream. This KOA was a very pleasant surprise. It was very clean, easy to get into and out of, and had a very friendly and helpful staff.

They had a wine-tasting in the evening while we were there - which was a bit unusual compared with other parks. The site we stayed in was level and had a big tree which gave us some shade.

If you want hook-ups for your RV in Central Idaho while visiting Craters of the Moon NM - this is an idea choice!

We stayed for the second year at the Spokane KOA. The staff was very friendly and let us into our spot early (we arrived about 3 hours before formal check-in time). We reserved a pull-through spot with 50 amp service. The sites are still getting spruced up for the summer camping season and the park was pretty full over the weekend.

The only negative about this location is that it is close to train tracks and you should be prepared around 4 or 5 am to hear the sound of train horns.

We stay frequently at KOA's with our Airstream Camper - so we expect there to be many RV's in pretty tight quarters.

Many of the sites were NOT level - and even though we used leveling blocks I would ensure that I came prepared for uneven campsites. Also - while the park advertises "Big Rig" friendly - I watched several Class A motorhomes struggle to get into and out of the sites.

The next time we go to Yellowstone NP we will probably look at other RV camping options.

The staff were very friendly and helpful.

We thoroughly enjoyed camping at Blackwell Island RV Park. Our camping spot was right next to the lake with beautiful views. The park is very near downtown Coeur d’Alene and we rode our bikes from the campground to downtown in about 10 minutes. The camp hosts are fantastic and came by to see how everything was going. The park opened for the 2021 season on April 1 - so the staff was still actively sprucing things up while we were there. We have a class B+ and had plenty of room - there were several large Class A motor homes and large 5th wheel campers that easily fit into spots. Cedars Floating Restaurant was about 0.5 miles away from the campground and is a very easy walk for a fantastic dinner (& drinks!).

This KOA has a great location for anyone visiting the Oregon Dunes. A majority of the people camping had all terrain 4-wheelers for spending time with in the dunes - so it could be a bit noisy. The park was pretty muddy during our stay due to significant March rain in the area. It was fine for an overnight stay but would not be a park I would stay in for longer than a night or two.

We stayed at the Redmond-Central Oregon KOA for 3 nights. The staff is friendly. The spots are very close together so you will get to know your next door neighbors! We normally need 50 Amp service and the best they had was 30 Amps - but everything worked well.

There were some maintenance issues in general at the camp - several of the water sources on other camping spots leaked quite a bit. Our neighbors needed some assistance getting the campground water turned on and off and the staff was very accommodating helping them out.

Firewood was plentiful and easily available if used in the fire pits - most of the camping spots burned fires at night.

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Elwha Dam RV Park. The hosts were very friendly & accommodating. We had a nice pass through site that easy accommodated our 33 foot Airstream Classic Trailer & Ford F 250. Firewood was also readily available.

We camped here for 3 days while leaning to Fly Fish on the Snake River. Many of the sites are pull-through and were long enough for both our camper and truck. The staff was friendly and very responsive when we had an electrical problem at our site and had it fixed in about 15 minutes.

The campground had undergone some really nice recent renovations and we would stay there again.

We arrived late at night and it was difficult in the dark to clearly locate the campground entrance which is behind the Fly Fishing store.

We stayed for 3 nights over the Memorial Day weekend. The park is well maintained and is gated. Upon check-in they give you a card to use to open up the gate when you are leaving for the day or coming back in at night. There was plentiful firewood available (a wheel barrow load for $10) and some cool wooden furniture was around each fire ring. The owners continue to work to make improvements and the landscaping was very nice. The pull through sites are quite large - and our 25 ft Class B+ had ample room. The sites were also level.