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Nice one night stop over. Not much grass if you have a dog. Bathroom was clean but cold in the morning. No cable and wifi was average.

Stayed one night in this KOA and was sorry. Maybe 10 feet between sites. I had a back in site to get some shade. The sewer connection was at the front of the site so I had to park all the way forward for my hose to reach. The restroom was terrible. Only one of six toilets was not plugged. No toilet paper or soap. Only reason for 2 stars instead of one is because I asked for a shady spot and they gave me one.

Stopped here for an overnighter. Has good wi-fi and cable with a box. Rich checked me in and when I had a problem with the cable he troubleshot it to my cable on my TV. He gave me a cable to keep. No dog run otherwise I would’ve given 5 stars.

The sewer lagoon filled the air with an unfavorable odor. The restrooms were clean and the site was tidy. Friendly staff. Dog run was just a fenced in dirt area with no grass. Nice oak trees shaded the site.

Lots of full time RVs that have a lot of junk around them. Site and driveway muddy and full of pot holes. Grass not cut. Only two restrooms for entire park but they were clean. New laundry but no change machine and office is closed on weekends. No place for dogs to run. Lots of full grown pecan trees and would be shady in summer. On Lee Creek but dock to creek is broken. Has cable but you have to rent a box from office. Lots of noisy motorcycles in camp.

Large park with all amenities. Wi-fi was very weak and there weren’t very many spots taken. Finding a good place to eat in town was a challenge.

Driving through Burns in August with our two dogs and our air conditioner on the Airstream died. Burns RV Park staff gave us a very shady spot and a free bag of ice to get us through the 98 degree afternoon. Evening brought a 58 degree relief. Full hook ups with cable and Wi-Fi. Very dog friendly. Spectrum cell had 2 bars. Nice place out in the middle of nowhere.

Stopped for an overnighter and to do some laundry on a long haul. Not much shade or grass if you have dogs. No cable and Wi-Fi not very good. Very nice laundry room.

We found this park on Campendium app on our way from Oregon to Louisiana. 30 minutes to Arches National park. Full hook ups and free laundry facilities. Only about 3 miles from the Sego Canyon Petroglyphs! Book Cliffs are your backdrop. Staff was friendly and restrooms very clean. No place to run dogs off leash but they were making improvements to the park and that was a possibility. They rent 4 wheelers to go out on trails where you can see dinosaur footprints and overlook Arches. A diamond in the rough.

The sites were muddy but we were here in February. A little run down. Site was uneven. No dog run and no dog parks anywhere in the local area. Cable reception was fuzzy and we were here on Super Bowl Sunday. The location is really great. The campground is in a cove so even though it was very windy on the beach the site was fairly calm. Fort Bragg and Mendocino only minutes away.