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This KOA appears to be relatively new with very nice cement pads and grass. I came later in the evening and picked up my envelope from the night box. The Wi-Fi password was not written on the map unfortunately but I don’t usually use the Wi-Fi since it’s usually awful but since this place is newer maybe it’s good. There was a store and restaurant/bar attached to the campground at the entrance.

Stayed here for just a night. My setup was going to be a couple feet too long for the end spots and ultimately had to pay about $10 for for a bigger spot. Not a big deal. I feel that the price is too high overall especially since a lot of amenities are still closed due to Covid. Noisy neighborhoods surrounding the resort.

First time staying in Camp Schooler and it was great. I suggest arriving well before the event to get a decent spot. For general camping, there are no reserved sites. Many water and electric sites, but they are about $75/night.

There is a pump out service available for about $45 and extra charge for fresh water. There is also a dump station on site.

Place gets pretty muddy after storms so be aware of that.

Showers, port-a-potties, laundry facilities, and markets are on available as well.

I showed up after the office closed but there was an envelope with my name on it waiting. The site was super long but a mix of unlevel gravel and sand. Little disappointed in the site quality for almost $100 a night but I was only here for the one night. This place seemed pretty big with friend faces. Freeway can be heard very clearly. Location is great for the freeway access but other than a gas station and a piggly wiggly, there are no descent food option around outside of a 10 min drive or so.

Called around 5:30pm and they had one spot left. We were put in the tent camping area, but there was one spot in that area that had water and electric which is where they put us. Staff was great and guided us to the site. Everything worked as expected. Little noisy being next to the highway, but great overnight stay on the way to Oshkosh.

Only stayed here for a night. Staff was super friendly and the location was convenient as far as it being next to a gas station if you had to grab some supplies. The sites however are super close to one another. Most people were awning to awning or slide out to awnings with their neighbors. Water pressure was good power pedestal was fine. The sewer connection was broken at my site but still usable. Pretty quiet in the evening. A bit pricey for everything that’s offered here in my opinion but it was a fine stay.

Stayed here for just a night. The site I got was one of the smaller “ Van, Car, Pop-up, Travel Trailer or Small Motorhome” sites. Unfortunately it was super muddy but that’s not really the campground’s fault. Pretty much an all dirt/gravel campground.

Stopped here for just the night. Envelope for our site was in the late arrival box. Pretty small property but has all the bare minimum you might need. My only complaint was the WiFi. Not surprising, like most RV campgrounds, the WiFi might had well been non-existent. There were 4 different KOA WiFi’s to choose from, none of which would hold a solid connection. They need to have someone go in there and re-do all that. Other than the WiFi, this place served its purpose.

I’ve stayed here a couple times to prepare for a couple trips. Overall, a decent place to stay, but I think a bit on the pricey side for what it is. I’ve stayed in a regular pull-thru with a patio. They escort you out to your site. The sites are pretty narrow, so be sure to check your slide outs. The sites are also pretty unlevel front to back. Both of the ones I’ve had were like that but oh well. Water pressure was about 40-45psi. New power pedestals at all the sites.

Stayed here twice recently. The first time I booked ahead of time, arrived late and had an envelope with the usual stuff: map, etc… second time, I came by last second late at night and was still able to book online. When I got there, they lost all the open sites on a sheet in the night box with envelopes to pay for it. So, that’s an option too. Pretty neat. Sites were large and somewhat level gravel. I wish they had more sites with sewer however. Roads are narrow also but manageable. Only thing I would love to see is the entrance to the park from the main road widened and/or the road itself repaved. Lots of pot holes.