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Turning onto the driveway/bridge over Lolo Creek was a little hair raising, worrying over whether or not I would bottom out and destroy my rear cap. The interior roads are dirt. The RV sites are not delineated and are grassy/rutted/mud. 30A service & water only, dilapidated dump station on site. The bathroom was dirty, garbage can full, paper towels on floor and benches. The campground dumpsters were full the whole time we were there. The Hot Springs across the road had horse riding, disc golf on the hill, the hot springs and pool, a restaurant/bar, and the lodge for non-campers. The springs was a concrete pool built around the actual spring, $10 per adult for its use. Not much else to do in this area unless you drive.

Very clean, neat KOA run by the Choctaw Casino. Paved interior roads, long, level concrete pads (no need to disconnect the toad), FHU's, well maintained grass/landscaping, nice patio table/chairs/umbrella. It's not a real long hike to get to the casino/resort, and they do have a free shuttle at your request if you so desire.

Like all of south FL in winter, popularity and folks/snowbirders willing to pay, they get away with charging exorbitant prices. Sites stacked like cord wood. Garbage pick up only certain days, so lazy neighbors leave garbage out anyway, makes for a lovely view. The drive to get to civilization (aka: normal shopping) is very lengthy. Traffic on the island is terrible. It is a combination KOA/Encore/Thousand Trails park & has clubhouse, pool (a bit murky), hot tub, shuffleboard, horseshoes, tennis, dog run, a few small ponds scattered around, and playground. Not enough lounges at pool leads to folks piling stuff on them, then disappearing for hours until they return to use them, leading to hot tempers. Nothing to do on the island but drink, eat, or fish. We will not return.

This park is in town, walking distance to the Nat'l Park visitors center, and is also a horse park. The rate listed is full price nightly, we were Passport America so we paid half price for the Sunday thru Thursday. Site was gravel/grass and in our loop the sites are not well defined but do have numbered utility posts. And sites were a little close together. FHU's and level, clean bathrooms and showers, with lots of family activities in the park. Fairly clean park, if you can overlook the land mines left by our equine campers. Great base for your Gettysburg experience. The main knock is we got a big rain our last night and into our checkout day, which created a nasty swampy mess of our site.

Very nicely kept park. We got one of the open space pull-thru sites, nice level gravel, FHU's. A majority of the park is in heavily treed areas with interior roads a little narrow winding through the trees. Staff was over the top friendly. Great, reasonable price, good value. Located right on the highway but noise was not an issue.

Bare basic RV park, gravel interior roads/sites, FHU's. The staff is very friendly and helpful. They have a "self-check in" when the office is not staffed and that is a bit confusing, especially when their registration book is open to the wrong date. There is (1) "bathhouse/outhouse" with (1) toilet, (1) shower. Our pull-thru site accommodated
both the MH & toad without disconnecting.

Access is easy, right off the freeway. Staff very friendly. We had a pull thru site, level gravel, 50A FHU's. The grass (aka: mosquito farm) between us and the neighbor gets swampy easily with the local rain storms.Thick trees but we were able to get satellite and Starlink reception. The pool did not look like it was ready for business yet, we were here at the start of May. There is a small play yard for the kids behind the pool in a thick stand of trees. Located just outside the N/W corner of town. Typically overpriced as most KOA's are and not the place to stay for just an overnighter at $64/night. Constant highway noise but not overwhelming.

This is a very small KOA. No activities except a communal fire pit area at the back edge. Tightly stacked concrete sites. Extremely pricey for a no frills KOA. Good location for exploring Monterey to the south and Santa Cruz to the north.

Not full hookups (W/E only) but dump station on site. Clean, well maintained, great staff, low highway noise. A little awkward navigating into the park & having to make a U-turn immediately upon entering to get to the office. Poor WiFi signal in this area.

We had a back-in dirt/grass site with FHU's. Based on all the activities offered (when they are open) I would have given this an overall 5 star rating. However my rating got affected by both the park itself & the weather. 4 of 5 days we were in a severe wind/dust storm which coated every interior surface of our MH with fine, black dust. It was impossible to enjoy sitting outside the rig. There was major construction going on at the marina area, the restaurant was closed for construction/remodel. The ice cream shop is no more. The park was having equipment issues with stuff like the water pumps used on the water features. The May Day weekend crowd was of the loud, rude, vulgar language types. Nobody follows posted rules whether they be of traffic directions, picking up after dogs, bicycle safety rules, etc. The big weekend crowd as a whole I guess never saw any of the trash cans scattered EVERYWHERE throught the grounds. What was worse is 3 days after the weekend the same garbage was still scattered around the grounds. The grounds crew did mow some of the sites, but left the clippings on the ground and sidewalks. I was outside my rig when I took a rock to the noggin from the groundskeeper weed-eating a vacant site of grass and gravel across the street from me. Unfortunately at the same time my MH windshield also took 2 hits from the weed-eating, creating 2 nice divots (no star chips, yet). At least the worker stopped when I told him. No returns in our future. We camped at Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park™ Camp-Resort: Tower Park in a Motorhome.