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This place is great IF you know what you are getting yourself in for. Huge place and crowded with tiny spots. But you do not come for quiet and getting back to nature. There are non-stop activities for kids with the last activity scheduled for 9:45p. A movie started at 8p. And the pool, playground, golf and other places close between 9 and 10p. Kids run non stop and bikes are ridden everywhere. It is a dream for kids but adults need to be very careful driving because kids have the right of way and will run or bike in the road. We have a 35 ft trailer and they assigned us a 37 ft spot and expected us to park the truck on the grass by moving the picnic table. They were very nice an upgraded us to a larger spot at cost but I recommend you report the size of your rv to match the site size you want. There are tons of pull thru sites but most of the back in sites had the most space so well worth considering. All the employees were friendly and helpful and made us feel welcome. Would love to come back and would have stayed longer if they weren’t booked.

This has got to be the worst KOA experience ever. The owner is in the wrong line of business with no understanding of customer service. Communication skills are limited to verbal assaults, threats and out right lying. Unfortunately corporate KOA is aware and correcting the experience is limited to saying they are sorry.

Very pretty and quiet campground along the river. Also has a small fishing pond. There are different zones to stay in and preferred the “outback” closest to river and pond which had nice green grass and trees. Most sites have fire rings and tables but our site didn’t have a ring. Pond says you can swim at your own risk but I would not be comfortable. The pull-thru sites by the entrance have alternating entrances with central hookups but you are not sharing a sewer connection. These sites didn’t seem as special so will rate 4 balanced. Host was really nice and showed us to our site. There is self registration available which is convenient so you can drive around and pick your site. If there has been rain walk through your site carefully. Given the rain factor we had to move to a dryer site just one over. Grassy area right out door actually had standing water hiding under.there. And the mud was deep enough we could not balance because our levelers pushed underground. All the sites were gravel and looked dry enough until you actually walk the site not just the hookups. And perimeter. Bathroom is clean but there is a moldy smell - all the rain at the time probably contributed. Passport discount so paid $15 for full hookup pull-thru.

Staff was really nice at this beautiful little campground. Lots of sites back to water. Note that does make this expensive. We were in their premium site regularly $59/night for water-electric but passport America is half off during week. Campground located at end of lake with little damn flowing over rocks into a shallow river that is wonderful to walk in. Bring water shoes as there are rocks. One dog allowed then $10 each thereafter but they waived it for us since it was quiet mid-week. Wood $6 but good size bundle. Bikes only $3/hr. Lots of seasonals that have personalized their site beautifully. Swimming area wasn’t for us. Maybe changes with the wind but still water had natural stuff floor floating on top. Our site had a new picnic table and a big fire ring with grill at end. Would definitely go back.

Quiet campground along the Hennepin canal with a nice walking/jogging path. There is a reservation system online where you can pick your site which I always appreciate and the owner is really nice. Lots of pull thrus. Spot 36 and 32 are right next to the path to the canal. Dogs welcome and the path is perfect. A late night dog walk with a bullfrog concert for company.

The sites are fairly level crushed rock and we didn’t sink off level. Grass between sites with picnic table and fire bowl.

Great location close enough off 80 for convenience.

Good ATT coverage and site includes WiFi for one device ($1 for additional devices).

Con for some - mulberry trees currently dropping fruit. NOT over the RV but close enough to perimeter that my white dog has purple polka dogs.

2018 rates
Full hookup 50A $33
Full hookup 30A $30
Water/Electric $27
Tent $24

Canoes, kayaks, pedal carts, and fat bikes for rent. Ice and wood available for purchase

Great little park with some sites on the water. Site 21 is across from the beach with playground. Short walk along water to get off park grounds (there is a sign) and I could let the dogs off leash.

Beautiful little park with sites right on the beach. Site 21 across from the beach with playground. Few sites on the water. Walked a little ways down beach and once off park grounds (and there is a sign even) I let dogs off leash for fantastic run. Really nice hosts. We are here midweek and found spot without reservations.

Passing through the state and lucked out finding a cancellation. Beautiful site almost 100 ft long. Road between sites is rather narrow and entrance to site is narrow but good angle for backing. With access card only $14 and have up to 50amp. It is electric only. Have nice table and fire pit and wood is only $5 a bundle. Tons of trees for shade and beach down the road. (They say walkable but haven’t tried it).

It’s free and if you are alone quite pleasant with Big Horn River right there. There is only room for one camper unless you are together because I don’t see passing area. If you are in truck camper could park next to pit or boat launch without blocking. There is evidence of major partying and bonfire but on weeknight had no problems. We did cleanup a large bag - leave better than you found it. The dirt road has been changed since what is shown here, google or Apple maps. It is now one way in with two smaller loops. We are 35 plus truck and I don’t see why larger TT or 5ver would have an issue. A large A or C may have turn issue. GPS called it Two Leggins Fishing if that helps. There was lots of rain and puddles but nothing that gave us any doubt in a truck. We parked on far side of loop just in case river flooded but no issue. Side near river is probably 6 ft from water but down a ways. There is a pit toilet and boat ramp but no trash can.