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This RV Resort is still under construction, but the main features are complete. There is a large clubhouse called The Grove, and that has a large meeting space and a bar, and the pool area is located there. There is a large pond for catch and release fishing. They do have 4 alligators in the pond. At this time, all under 4' They have a dog run and pickle ball courts. This is an adult oriented RV park. There are no facilities geared towards children.

The sites are 20 x 60 concrete pads full hookups and mostly level.

We stayed here to visit downtown Ottawa. Our site was large and level. They electric and water were very good. The camp grounds is older with many seasonal occupants.

We stayed at this location because we were looking for nothing more than a nice clean campgrounds close to downtown Ottawa and we got it. If we were going to Ottawa again we would stay here. There is not much to do for families with children. They do have a small pool as you enter the campgrounds.

In the age of Covid-19 it is hard to give a full review of the Campgrounds. Nothing is open! You even have to schedule an appointment to use the laundry facilities. Pool, playground, office, camp store are all closed. You have to download the campground app the be able to order firewood and to check in.

The grounds are clean. The bath houses are closed as there are no tent campers allowed at this time. All units must be self contained. The staff I did encounter were very friendly and helpful.

The lake front site we have has a great view of Lake Ontario. We are able to go into the water right from our site. That being said, when the Sun goes down the bugs come out.

We typically do not stay at Yogi Bear as we do not travel with kids who would enjoy all of its amenities. But seeing it is the offseason on a weekday it was close to visit Falling Waters and the Flight 93 memorial. All of the seasonal amenities are closed but they do have several Halloween scenes set up for the weekend. The campground is clean and the staff is friendly. The only issue I have is that all of their sites are on gravel and non from what I can tell are level, or even close. If you are in travel trailer or 5th wheel leveling is not an issue but if you are in a class A over 35' it is difficult to level.

The staff and owners were very friendly and helpful. Our space was well shaded and large enough for our needs. Water and electric were both found to be in good working order. Enjoyed having so many channels of cable television on a rainy night.

For being here during the Sturgis Bike rally the sites are very quiet. We had full hook ups with no cable. Cable is available in the loop closest to the office if that is one of your factors. Wifi is only available near the office. They have a heated pool and hot tub. Electric service was good always between 116 and 120 volts, but then again we did not use AC during our stay as the temps were very reasonable. Water pressure was sometimes low but manageable. Sites in the Island Loop were large and semi private. Would stay here again if in the area.

We paid more to have a "Choice Spot" as it was told to us on their web site and also their Guest Services Guide. We were in site 35 and got a perfect view of a beautiful tree. Only sites 36 and 37 have a totally unobstructed view of Devils Tower from the "Choice Spots". They also do not let you have camp fires in the Choice Spots. We were told at check in that there will be community camp fire near our section. Neither night did that happen. Also they usually have hayrides at a KOA. This is the first KOA that we have stayed at that charged $6.00 per person for the hayride, because they take you through land owned by the campgrounds with animals on it. They do show Close Encounters Of the Third Kind every night as parts of the film were done on the site where the camp grounds now stands. Great place for one night stop to see Devil's Tower.

There is no staff on site. Security does patrol the RV Park on a regular basis. We felt safe here and being this close to St. Louis I guess this is all we were looking for. Electric was good and we did get get good wifi, but the park was only about 20% full. The good thing about being 3 nights is that the trains go by so often that you don't hear them after a while

We stayed over the 4th of July weekend. Our site has 30 amp electric and water. There is a dump station to use on the way out. They also offer honey wagon service for an extra fee. Our site was fairly level and well maintained. We did have a pull through site that was more than long enough. . For a busy holiday weekend it was one of the quietest campgrounds we have ever stayed at. The new owners are making upgrades through out the campgrounds and have a friendly and attentive staff. Will stay here again.

This is a very nice RV park. There are 2 ponds that you can fish or boat. They offer shuttles to the casino. There is plenty to do at this location. All sites are 20/30/50 WES with cable. They also have some of the best internet wifi I have ever seen at a campground.