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Right off of I-10, easy to get in and out of all pull through sites. Dog park area. Late night on-site kiosk reservation system. Convenience stores and gas stations right there. I-10 isn't very busy in that area, but it's still a major highway with expected road noise.

Great park, large but still quiet, close to 75 but didn’t hear the traffic at all. Clean with lots of trees, kids & dog parks (w/ bags & buckets), nice lake with fountain. Tons of amenities: full hookups plus cable, WiFi was good, on-site propane fill and air compressor for tires (which we used), a little store, and even had a large RV storage area. We checked in late, no gates to deal with, packet taped to the door. Easy in, easy stay, easy out. Would definitely stay here again.

Fine for a stop over or if you’re a contract worker in the area. Sites are very close together. In a very industrial area on a busy road but calms down after dark. Large open area to walk the dogs away from the busy road. Weird little turtle pond. Amazing BBQ restaurant on site. Nice and close if you're looking to go to the arch.

Well developed campground. Some long term residents, quite a few cabins also. Our site #161 was dead level. All the sites are gravel with paved drives and a sliver of grass between them. Some (like ours and the ones in front of us) are wide open full sun, while others like the 40s have trees around them and back up to a nice rocky creek. Nice store on site, if you can get to it before 5pm when it closes. When we first pulled up we thought the previous tenant had a small dog that left presents everywhere, we soon realized that it's the 50+ geese and ducks that 'go' everywhere - grass, gravel, paved drives... everywhere. There's a nice cable jack on the power post but apparently, they no longer have cable. The wifi was ok, during the day, at night, it was much slower and often unusable—probably with everyone streaming because there's no cable. We could only get 1 bar of AT&T 4G/LTE.

Make sure you're comfortable with climbing and descending your rig on steep railroad gravel roads, but once you've climbed up to your spot, it's peaceful and beautiful. We could tell that even though it rained almost our entire stay. Lots of amenities. Pancake breakfast on the porch on weekends. Some, like the pool, only at certain times of the year. Tricky narrow 2-way winding driveway. Nice spot for those who like to ride at Dupont, just wish there was a trail to ride there instead of having to drive to avoid riding on the narrow winding 276 as the only way to get there. Reservations only by phone.

Nice campground, very clean and well-appointed. Easy to get to from the highway without hearing it. First time at a KOA, good experience. Our doggo enjoyed the CampK9 dog run/play area. Tight in some areas but you don’t feel on top of each other, and usually a tree between each spot. The higher ones (1-40) had more shade and tree coverage. No Cable but the WIFI was decent.

Reservations over the phone only. Full hookups, great sunset view along the lake. Kids playground. Dog park (all dirt). Lake with paddle boats available. Small convenience store. Part of a mobile home park community. Water and power at the back of sites. Tight fit between concrete pad and sewer hookup, then squeeze in your tow vehicle. Zero lot line style sites, very close to the neighbors — many are long-timers, full-timers, all-the-timers. AT&T cell signal was weak but usable. Wifi was spotty; slow during prime-time. A few gas station convenience stores within a few minutes, otherwise it's 15-20 minutes into town.

Easy access just off US-71 with paved roads, gravel pads, picnic table & a fire ring. Perfect location to access one of the MTB trailheads and also the greenway. Great natural area at the trailhead with picnic area, little waterfall feeding the streams that run through the RV park. I think the front half of the sites also get cable.

Narrow sandy roads to get to mostly private dirt campsites with a picnic table and fire ring. Thick tree coverage, very natural, trees a little sparse. View photos of each site on FL State registration website. All back in sites, except I think only one pull-through. Some noise from the main road along the west side but not heavily trafficked. 3 separate bathroom/shower buildings, dumpster and dump station located at entrance. Nice store at the boat ramp for supplies and kayak/canoe rentals to explore the river and intracoastal areas. Easy access being only a couple of miles from I-95. We had 2 bars of 5Ge service.

If you need to be in Emporia, this is pretty much the only RV campground within 30 mins or so. Chunky gravel roads and sites with grass in between. It isn't quiet — you have the trucks revving up to speed as the get onto I-35. You get others coming in on the rumble strips down US-50. Plus the trains blow their horns pretty much 24x7. Lots of rabbits around at dusk. The last 2 sites in each row don't have sewer hookup but there is a dump station up front. There was a cable hookup but only found one channel — OWN (Oprah Winfrey Network), also couldn't find anything available over the air. Bathrooms were clean — 1 urinal, 2 stalls, 2 showers (in the Mens).