ricksigler

Not a bad place to stay. Did have a tough time leveling, but wasn’t too hard to get set up. They no longer sell propane despite their amenities listing.

Level, good hookups, close to several restaurants and access to the Smith river.

We live nearby and used the KOA as a testing ground on how to get everything to work. Easy access, quiet except for the road noise if that bothers you (they give out complimentary ear plugs.)

All in all it was a nice way to start the lifestyle.

Excellent sites, good people and a great location to experience Vermont. The WiFi is spotty but we were able to make up for it with our phone hotspots. They are, at the time of this review, working to rectify the issues.

The price is great for what you are getting. Level, quiet and lovely surroundings, hiking trails and activities for the kids. This may be an annual destination.

Stopped here on the way back home to NC from New England. Apart from the road noise, it’s quiet and has some spacious sites.

We came in a day earlier than they had reserved and they did accommodate, though we didn’t have sewer at the site (there is a dump station available we used as we left).

Good people, clean campground, nice pool, built for families with kids.

Also has a really nice selection of RV supplies and repair parts, and nice pool tables too!

Between reserving our spot and our arrival, I purchased a tow dolly and they were able to accommodate us in changing our reservation into a pull through. Very level, easy to set up. Had great hosts who were able to get the wifi working an help us with any issues we had.

With Covid still an issue, the common rooms weren't open, but they do have a nice and well stocked camp store. They make pizza and BBQ on premises.

Best of all is that we are literally on an exit on the halfway point of the Blue Ridge Parkway. Definitely a place I'd recommend.