Tom

Site was level, so I didn't have to unhitch. The pedestals are new and well designed. Good voltage and good water pressure. Owner is very friendly and helpful. There is a little noise from the highway and railroad about a block away. They have shower facilities.

Nice, level concrete pads in most sites. Note there is a little noise from the train across the street and the shooting range down the road, but we didn't hardly notice.

First thing I need to say is the park has changed its name.
It is now Noble Forest RV Village.
Nice, level concrete pads in most sites. Note there is a little noise from the train across the street and the shooting range down the road, but we didn't hardly notice.

We stayed one night in May, 2019. Other reviews we read were a little negative about the oil field equipment in the area, but we are from Texas, so we felt right at home with a Christmas tree on our site. The gravel road was in good condition, so we had no trouble getting our 22ft travel trailer into our site. We woke to a beautiful view of mountains in the distance. Road noise not noticeable. Verizon service was 5bars, so we streamed Hulu with no delays. We hope to stop here again next time we go through the area.

Our second time visiting this location. Everything is great for a KOA with the exception of wifi service. Despite multiple wifi routers located throughout the campground, the signal strength was extremely weak. Also, the laundry hours are very limited - you need to do your laundry basically during daylight hours only so plan your day trips accordingly.

Our rate reflected KOA membership discount + a one time $20 discount for camping that particular weekend.

We're so thankful to have strong verizon cellular service as the campground wifi was abysmal. So, if you need to use the internet be certain to bring your own plan. Otherwise a great location.

One of the nicest RV Parks we have stayed in. While there in November 2019, the park had 17Mbs wifi. Two great hiking trails behind the park too. Great spot for photographing the stars at night.

In route from Albuquerque to Galveston, Wichita Falls is right in the middle, so we like to stay in that area when route planning. We usually like to stay at Lake Arrowhead State Park, but it was full because COVID19 restrictions knocked the occupancy limit to 50%. Also, Lake Arrowhead is off the main drag, and adds a few more miles to the trip. We therefore decided to check out this campground, and we are glad we did.
We did everything by phone and never saw the staff, but they were friendly and helpful.
Our site was up front, so we had easy access to it, but there are some nice one along the back of the property along the creek that I would recommend for a little more quiet.
We got a full hook-up site which included cable, but we couldn't get the cable to work, so we just streamed from my phone.
I really appreciated the fact that they graded their sites level side-to-side, so I didn't have to break out the leveling blocks. I was able to stay connected and just leveled front to back with the tongue jack and dropped the stabilizers.

Great location near old town Colorado Springs, Pikes Peak, Garden of the Gods Full hook ups. 44 basic channels on Antenna. Cable also available however we did not connect cable or sewer as we were in/out passing through. Trent and the other staff were friendly and helpful. The major downside is the sites were stacked together - VERY TIGHT. Fortunately our neighbors were nice people.

We stopped one night traveling from Colorado to Galveston. This was an easy on/off. There's a Walmart one block from the premise. Based on the A Fame office, we presume this park was previously a KOA facility. The sites are unpaved yet level. Lots of long term residents. Discounts honored - AAA, Good Sam, Military and AARP.
Full hook ups and cable TV included.