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Make sure they understand your total length. I requested a pull thru that would accommodate our 43ft coach and car as we didn’t want yo unhook.
Our site was no where long enough so we requested a bigger site. The one we were directed too then was only 2 ft longer do still a no go. Ugh,,, we eventually just unhooked and stayed in the forest site. The staff person who checked us in was nice but seemed unclear about RV lengths despite the online reservation system asking fir this info.

I wasn’t the only one having this issue.

So other than that fubar, it’s a fine stop for one night. It is a dust bowl and there is zero grass but the sites are decent width.

We recently stay at the East Glacier KOA. The location is great and the view from our site was amazingly.

I realize it was early in the season but our premium premium site was disappointing ... weedy and overgrown. The chairs for dining table were too low and not designed for a setting comfortably at the table.

We travel with a dog and love them but many people at this park were allowed to let their dogs run loose so we were unable to have our dog outside on his tether with us because of this. There was a stray? dog that frequently all of the sites near us every day as well.

We paid for the proximity to the park and understand that but the condition of the facility and the pool/hot tub being closed should be disclosed to potential clients.

This KOA has so much potential but based on previous reviews it seems the owners don’t put much effort into it.

This is a basic FHU park with no amenities. The sites are tight and you are close to Hwy 75. That said, the area is beautiful, you can walk to the Wood Run paved walking/biking m/running trail and the proximity to Hailey, Ketchum and Sun Valley is perfect.

The manager Perry was great and the staff were very friendly. They were working overtime to get the sites rehabbed from a long winter of snow. Since it was early spring, which is shoulder season, we had the whole end of the park to ourselves. Our big rig fit in the tight spot and were happy there was no one nearby! We probably would have been less happy if they had been busier since sites share a small patch of grass and picnic table with another rig, but the end sites like 24 and 25 don’t share the common grass area.

We did not use shower/bathrooms or laundry. Overall, this park is pleasant and has some mountain views. We heard some road during the day but it was very quiet at night.

The Wi-fi was minimal but good cell signal, especially Verizon was great.

The website states this is a small boutique rv park...and it is small. Thats said, it was spotlessly clean, had a nice off leash dog area and the owners were very friendly and helpful. There wi-fi wasn’t very strong but had good cell coverage.

We took advantage of stay for two nights get the third free offer so we could take a day trip in the car to Lake Tahoe.

We wished we had stayed at Washoe State Park but needed to do laundry and wanted a full hookup. Dayton is almost 12 miles from Carson City and Hwy 395 but easy to get to Virginia City.

There is plenty to see and do in the Carson CIty area. Had a great dinner at The San Marco Grill in Carson City and there is a cute Bistro right in Dayton.

Convenient off Hwy 395 and inexpensive. Pull through sites are gravel with FHU and cable. There are no amenities at all but who cares. This is in the middle of nowhere and we just needed a place to spend the night. In an industrialist area, this isn’t a place where I would set outside and enjoy the mountain view.

There is some road noise but nothing too bothersome.

We have stayed at this RV Resort before on our way south. This year we had planned to visit to Lassen National Park on our road trip south on Hwy 395. Due to fire danger there was no power at the KOA in Shingleton and we wanted heat at night. Silly but heck it was getting down in the 30’s so we went for a FHU.

The pull through sites in the lower part of the park are great for big rigs. They are spacious and clean with grassy areas between sites. This is a very pet friendly park with two off leash areas and waste stations. The landscaping is fairly new in these sites but there are shady areas in other parts of the part

It was a easy day trip to Lassen NP which was awesome BTW. Would like to spend more time there in the future. We also checked out the Sundial Bridge in Redding and walked on the Sacramento Walking Path. I understand there is a homeless issue in this area but we only saw walkers and joggers on the path.

The park also has security at night but honestly we never felt is was unsafe. Premier RV Resorts are very nice... definitely stay here again.

$75 a night for a full hookup in off season! The FHU sites are spacious and shady but you are in the dirt. Some of the sites can be a challenge with all the trees.

WiFi was ok and we did not use the pool or hot tub.,

Since we were there during off season it was super quiet and cold at night. I think this place would be a zoo in the summer.

There are probably campgrounds that are nicer but most everything was closed for the winter.

The Mammoth Lakes area is beautiful and the town had plenty of nice dining options.

We stayed here at Westmoreland for 6 nights (May19-24). It was a great base camp for the exploring the numerous historical sites near by like Stratford Hall. It was also close to my cousin in nearby Montross so double points for that.

We were in B loop and during the week we we sometimes the only ones there.. it did fill up on the weekend. Loved the wooded shady sites and was able to get our big 42ft coach in our site no problem. It was also fairly level.

The Bathroom near our site was old and dated but clean.

The park staff are nice but could do a better job explaining how to get to our site. The map they gave me wasn’t detailed and it was a bit confusing.

There is a-lot to do at Westmoreland trails to explore. The Fossil Beach hike is very nice and the beach area by the kayak concession area is a great place to see the sunset.

The T-Mobile cell coverage isn’t great .. usually 1 bar of LTE but we have a cell booster which really helped.

Very nice State park overall.

Wanted an easy stop in Vegas and this KOA delivered. Big pull thru sites which are ideal for us big rigs. Not the best area but it is Vegas! Heard sirens at night but never felt unsafe. Saw plenty of transients on nearby streets but the park is well lit and well maintained.

The staff are very helpful and friendly and facilities seem to be in good order although we don't use them. We took a walk around the grounds. The casino is in walking distance and of course gambling if you enjoy it. The smell of cigarettes was awful as we walked by.

Choose to spend our money at a great restaurant - Other Mama … outstanding and totally worth the drive across town.

FHUs with 50 amp and good water pressure. Most sites have zero outdoor living space, no table and no grass. Interior roads are wide asphalt and sites are gravel/dirt. Our end site was great as there was grass for the pooch. Our site was level enough that we didn’t bother putting the jacks down for one night. Park WiFi did not work well for us.

This isn’t a place I would stay long but it worked just fine for our overnight in Sin City! We'd stay here again.