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Basic KOA. Narrow sites. We had full hookups but there are W/E and primitive sites as well. Seems to be several seasonal campers. Camp store had a decent selection of items. Laundry facility has 4 washers and dryers. $2.00 each. Close to the lake and s couple state parks but it’s a ways to any services. They were doing maintenance on the water lines with no heads up. The guy in the next site over lost water mid shower and came out with soap in his hair trying to figure out what was wrong with his rig.

Decent for an overnight stay. Full hookups. Very narrow site. Couldn’t put the awning out all the way because there was a tree in the way. Not very level. But, for the highlights… it’s right on a creek and if it hadn’t been raining, we would have launched our kayaks. The store was the nicest of all the KOA’s we’ve been in. Fully stocked. Nice staff. Fresh baked cookies when we checked in. They also have pizza and wings that they will deliver to your site.

Very narrow road into the CG. One vehicle only. They are quite strict with the check in and out times to keep the flow on the road. Typical narrow sites. Right along a little river. Usual amenities. Camp hosts were wonderful. We had issues with our breaker box but they fixed it immediately. We would stay here again. Phone service on Verizon was spotty.

Nice KOA. Lots of grass, and depending on how you’re camping, trees too. Security gate to get on the property. We got a key card when we checked in. We were there Weds-Tuesday. Weekends are much busier than during the week. Looks like there are a lot of seasonal sites. The sites are very narrow and so are the roads but that’s typical of a KOA. Full hookups at our site. There was a silent auction and an ice cream social on Saturday. The park is conveniently located between Marengo and Huntley. We would stay again.

Average size spaces. Not huge but fine. Many seasonal spots filled. Lots of green space and 3 small fishing ponds. Didn’t use the bath house facilities. Small store but it wasn’t stocked very well. Only negatives was a little noise from the highly and we heard one train. But after what we heard the last few nights at other locations it wasn’t bad at all. We would definitely stay again.

We stayed during the week after kids had gone back to school. We were right next to the playground which wasn’t used. Made our site almost twice the size of a typical site. Decent laundry room. Has entertainment for kids. Playground, corn hole and a few other activities. Close to Shoshone Falls, which is a must see. Close to all amenities. Our rig and truck barely fit on the site and one of our tires was on the grass about 3 inches. Got reprimanded for that. Decent store onsite.

We had a pull thru site with W/E. Expensive for no sewer.Almost level. Needed a block. Sites are very narrow. Even more than a typical KOA. Our awning almost touched the slide of the rig next to us. There are activities for all ages. And there is a special event every night. There was ice cream and the KOA hot air balloon one night. A donut truck the next. Those were fabulous. The Yellowstone River is right there. Fairly easy access to downtown Billings.

Semi level sites. Full hookups. Narrow sites. Small store at the office but not much. Best part is the proximity to Theodore Roosevelt National Park. The town of Medora has a couple restaurants and several shops. It’s walking distance from the campground. There is 1 gas station in town.

Large sites. Very friendly staff. Easy access from I-65. That being said, it’s very close to the interstate. Our site was closest to it. I’m sure it’s much quieter at the back of the park. Very well maintained. Not much around for amenities outside the park. Lots of shade trees. Would definitely stay again.

Easy on and off I-95. Widest sites of any KOA we’ve stayed at. And it’s not all in straight lines so there is some character to the campground. Lots of shade. Mostly level sites. Office staff friendly and helpful. There is a coffee bar. The office also makes pizza, wings and has local draft beer.