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Initially put off by the price, but the kid’s jaws dropped driving to our spot. They did not want to leave this KOA and have asked to return repeatedly. Jump pillow, playgrounds, ping pong, horseshoes, very well stocked general store. Driving distance to the beach. Generous shaded sites that are fairly level.

Nicely spread out sites with full hooks ups, clean gravel, lots of space to stretch out in your site. A few cabins and longer term stays but feels very safe and family friendly. Definitely plan to come back and use as a base camp to explore more or lava beds.

Well maintained and manicured private resort.
Nice dog walking areas with bags and trash can.
We had a premium back in site with 30amp/water only, picnic table and a fence giving us privacy from one neighbor. Surprising amount of road noise from our spot.
Central Dump for resort patrons without full-hookups, or $20 by credit card for public. They also sell propane, and have a small store.
Would stay here again, especially if I80 is backed up or the pass is closed due to snow.

Very small real estate with river front cabins, well stocked general store, full and partial hook ups, and tent camping. Fishing, canoe, pickle ball, dog pick up stations, good WiFi and small hiking trail. 15-20min to crater lake national park. RV sites are very close together but have fire rings and picnic tables. Super busy in summer, but we were only RV in November, and only one cabin besides us in entire resort. No bugs either. Wonderfully friendly hosts, terrific facility, will definitely come back.

Travel through the Nevada desert often and this is my go to stop. Helpful and friendly staff, grocery store and gas station nearby. Sites are level, FHU and clean. Site are a little too close to each other for being out in the middle of Nevada, but still very nice.

One of the only full hook up sites around Tahoe that allows pets, including easy walking distance to the beach. One of our favorite Tahoe destinations for any rig.

Drive up 5/7/22 to a gorgeous canyon (well worth the drive) but gates were closed. Van and a tent camper managed to get in, but campground itself was still closed. Will have to try again because it looks like a pristine spot.

Still open during COVID, along with main dump. Tried a few water spigots throughout campground and they were off, along with black tank rinse spigot at dump. Sites are clean and area is pretty. Several short hikes to river and around the ruins.

A little confusion over the name when using search engines and gps maps. But the location is great. Just north of crescent city which has Grocery store, auto parts, gas stations and commerce. 10-15 drive to jed smith park. Lighthouse. Beach. And Brookings Oregon is a quick and scenic drive.
The facility itself is a tree lined park with plenty of grass and tall trees overhanging the sites. We stayed for three rainy days and still had a blast. Volleyball, tetherball, horseshoes, large grassy areas, fire rings and plentiful full hookup sites. One of our favorite locations. We looked at the KOA up the street, and loved the trees, grass and price of this resort much better. Definitely coming back for future stays.

Our second stay and we enjoyed it again. Much busier this time around with a nearly full park. Banana slugs in our campsite was fun. Spots are very close together but decent privacy with trees between most spots. One way roads that make little sense but not enough traffic to keep you from driving your RV on them.