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We stayed in this park for 6 nights in July. I was expecting a lot of heat but it wasn't bad. It even rained a few times and it was comfortable at night. The park is well laid out, clean, and scenic with the Price River running along the park. Our site was level and all the utilities worked as expected. It was quiet and the full-timers kept their sites orderly. We wouldn't mind staying here for a slightly longer term some time. While not "close" we were close enough to Arches NP to make an afternoon trip. We camped at Castle Gate RV Park in a Motorhome. There are train tracks that run close to the park but it didn't bother us too much.

We stated here on 4/1/21 for a night on our way from Benson, AZ to Pinehurst, TX. Check in was smooth. The site was a little short for our 40' Super C and Pickup truck but we got in. There are other pull-through sites larger than ours and several huge class A's with "toad" vehicles fit in just fine.

We ordered breakfast as soon as they opened (7:30am) which was delicious and set us up perfectly for our day of travel. We'll definitely stay here again.

This is probably the best KOA we've stayed at in our experience. The location in Grants Pass, OR is great. The park sits next to a river with waterfalls. There are trails. It's just a great park over all. We camped at Grants Pass KOA Journey in a Motorhome.

We had a wonderful time at Tompkins Campground COE. Let's get the negative out of the way. Our site was a little hard to get into. It was plenty big but had a steep upward grade into the site. We didn't drag though and the site was level once in. On the plus side it was a huge site, our 42' 5th-wheel fit with room to spare. The park itself is beautiful and in a great setting in northern PA. We didn't use the restrooms or shower so we can't comment on them but we heard from family that they were clean.

For those coming in with big rigs we recommend coming in from the PA side and driving the long way around the park. Also, pay attention to the site size, not all will accommodate big RVs. T-Mobile worked somewhat. ATT and Verizon not so much.

We stopped here for the night on our trip from TX to AZ. Easy in and out. Check in was "contactless" with good communication beforehand about the process. Sites are close but don't feel cramped. In the pull through sites you will be back to back with another RV but we didn't feel like our space was being invaded. The I-10 traffic can be heard from the location. Nice,clean park. We ill visit again if needed.

We spent one night here on our way from the Houston area to the Tuscon, AZ area. Communication we excellent. They called to make sure we were coming and give us some information about checking in. Check in was easy and lots of good area information was provided. A nice, clean, and quiet place to stay. We loved taking a walk down to the North Llano River. Our 40' Super C and Ram 1500 pickup fit in the site.

First, I was so thankful when I got a call that my time on the wait list paid off. We wanted to be near Dixon, CA to visit with family. If not for Midway we would have been 50 minutes or more away. The park is located in a great spot with relatively easy access to Napa Valley, Lodi, Sacramento, and not too far from San Francisco.

Pros: Close to Vacaville, Dixon, Davis, Napa, Sacramento, and many other places. Access with our 40' Super C was relatively easy. Lots of shade. Working amenities (Laundry, Pool, electricity, etc.). Good communication from the staff. We felt safe there.

Cons: Expensive by most standards but it is CA after all. Electricity is about twice what I've paid anywhere else (Note, monthly stays require paying for metered electricity. We stayed 3 months). It's covered in Eucalyptus trees and they are messy! Many long-term guests which is fine but some need to do a little housekeeping around their sites. We will stay here again. We've already asked to be put on the wait list for next year. We camped at Midway RV Park in a Motorhome.

A very utilitarian campground. Meaning it's good for what it is and isn't. It's NOT an RV Resort. It is a good campground with mostly big sites friendly to big rigs. It's not a high-tech experience getting reservations (I like on-line reservations) but has all the basics. A level site (for us at least), good electric, good water, and a good sewer hookup. A lot of the sites are back-to-backs meaning some pull in forward and other's back in. There are a few pull-throughs that they like to reserve for short-term guests. We were happy to get a spot here for 9-days after we could not get level at the state park in the same town. We met some great people while walking around. We'll stay here again if the need arises. We camped at White Acres Campground in a Motorhome