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We arrived on a Saturday and find a spot just next to the water. Been a weekend there were several day users and lot of people that come to fish from shore.
No services here but certain sites have covered picnic areas with tables and bbq grills. We stayed in the open just next to a tiny beach. Traffic Emma’s moderate as the sites are close to the paved road. In the evening it was quite. Like many places by the water mosquitoes are here .

Okay after reading reviews here I thought I step in a correct them as it seems there is a number of reviews posting the wrong price and time wasting.
It is a parking lot with unleveled spots so you definitely meet leveling Jack system. Now price. In reality it only cost $13 and maybe less if you win some. You must walk in the casino get a Winner Card and then play few games . In my case I played Keno. Each dollar gives you 4 points so $13 gives you 52 points . How fast can you get them? Here is my trick .
Walked in at 1:22 pm go up the stairs to the Keno counter. Ouch two keno cards . I selected 4 numbers on 1 with a $5 wager for 2 games and one card 4 numbers at at $3 wager for 1 game. Gave my winner card and $13 and seat firm game of $5 and the one for $3 start as soon the next game start. Then after 5 minutes the second game of $5 play . As soon as the numbers comes up you know if you win some. If not you are ready to go in less then 7 minutes. Go downstairs scan your winner reward card . Login select promotions and then RV parking and voila you got your ticket. Go to counter give to the clerk and in one minute more you get the placard to put in your driver’s side dash on your RV for that night. I left at 1:37 PM so took me 15 minutes turn around plus the wank to and from the parking and back give and take an other 5 minutes.
If you do not have a winner card yet then add another 5 minutes. If you play and Win on your meno add another 3 minutes to scan your ticket to get your cash ticket and take to another machine to get your winnings cash.
Only 3 stars because it is a parking lot with unleveled ground. Other that that a little gimmick but $13 cannot beat the campground next door at around $70 a night.

Very nice stretch on the beach 14 miles with compacted sand pass the height tide line where you can camp along the dunes for free. They have trash cans and scattered potty toilet , which we didn’t use, we arrived on a Sunday and there was a lot of people on the beach and cruising around the compacted area but after sunset everyone went away and a very few camper stayed to have all beach for ourselves . The only turn off mosquitoes , a lot of them , so do bath yourselves , LOL , in a mosquito repellent spray. We were in a 36’ Class A towing a toad . No issues. Bigger rigs can camp here as well.

We arrived on Sunday around noon the sign said Full but don’t let you fool. Go around and look at the papers on the post. People just leave them but site are available as the paper was for the night before. We saw several empty sites and found and large pull thru for our 36’ plus the Jeep. There are plenty of large sites for big rigs, plenty of firewood free to use. Bathroom close to us was clean. Park seems to be well maintained. Price $20 Canadian . 10 minutes from Whitehorse and not next to the Alaska Highway so super quiet. AT&T two bars sometimes three via Telus

Pretty busy on Labor weekend with lots of kids speeding their bikes downhill I guess unsupervised but we were able to find a large site for our 36’ rig and the Jeep . There is at the moment no envelopes to be filled up and pay the $20 Canadian but a Lady in the truck comes by to collect the fees . There are fewer bathrooms around the camp. We found water next to our site and fill the rig , but we didn’t suppose to as that was just to fill containers. There is a dumping station also. We couldn’t find Access to the lake and on other site of the campground takes you to a boat launch only. The rest is privately owned unless you drive further few miles to the Rotary park .

First time at a KOA. Place was flooded in many areas . Hook up almost at ground level , dump station not operable and no water. Bathroom stall had no toilet paper. Facility is a bit old and can use some upgrade. Directions to find somewhat challenging. Our site was next to playground but luckily no children playing site it would be too close.

The correct location is 41.89626525038263,-104.05319957144395

The one in the app sent us to a private property map said to park the car lol and go find your spot. However we drove about 300/400 feet past that and there was a road we took chance to go and after 2/4 miles sure enough the lake was there. Nice place few sites , but we decided to stay by entrance next to the water as we were here only one night and there were almost nobody here . We spotter a camper cross the lake but didn’t go to check. I have no ways to change location on the app so I am writing it up here . Other than this it look a great campground to boondocks and is free . Also get two bars on AT&T.

Big RV Friendly we have a 36’ but longer would fit they have a mix of full hook up sites mainly 30 amps.
Shower bathroom and laundry. Pool, bocce and tennis court but we didn’t use. However you cannot pick your site online. Sites seems to be flat . Free WiFi spots.

Plenty of room for larger RV's quiet, no dump, water or power. Nice restrooms and spacious sites with picnic tables and hut, bbq grills and fire rings.

Camp has 3 loops and over 100 sites. Big play area with baseball, beach volleyball basketball playgrounds
The A loop has power hook ups I think 30 amps and now is $42 Canadian the B and C loops are dry camping and are $32 Canadian plus they have an overflow with large sites for $26 Canadian.
Free wood, dumpsite and showers also.
The overflow does not have fire rings but do picnic tables. All other sites have both. The campsite are large enough for big rigs. Some are leveled and other are not but not too bad. Also you have a huge lot where you can get free firewood.