terrygandy

This RV park is in an excellent location. I will definitely be back!

1) Check-in kiosk: This is very convenient.
2) Gravel Parking: The entire park is basically a gravel parking lot, but it’s in very good condition and actually pretty level.
3) Power pedestal: Looked brand new and worked great.
4) Water: Good water with great pressure and flow. Be sure to use a regulator.
5) Sewer Dump: There was one at my site, but I didn’t use it. But it appeared to be in excellent condition.

Check in was great and ALL of the spots are excellent. Concrete pads with very nice landscaping, fire ring, picnic table with space. Not only will I be back, I’m eager to come back.

We are new to travel trailer camping and this is our very first KOA. I’ve always had a negative view of KOA in the past, but this campground changed my perspective 180 degrees.

Very friendly staff, excellent grounds upkeep, and great amenities, and crazy good wifi. What more could you ask for?? A little close to the highway, but than camping near railroad tracks by a long shot, LOL.

A one night planned stay turned into three nights as we waited out storms on our journey westward. So glad we were “stuck” here. It certainly isn’t a resort, but it was just what we needed. Friendly, helpful staff, clean grounds, very clean restrooms, and quiet. The electric pedestal was in excellent condition and worked like a charm - I didn’t use water or sewer, but I have no doubt they were excellent, as well. Although I didn’t use it, I saw the laundry, which is at the office, and it looked clean, and well organized and maintained.

The sites are gravel with a concrete pad with a picnic table.

They have wifi, which slows down on the evening when everyone is home, but during the day, it’s as fast or faster than what I have at home.

It’s close to I-40, which is convenient, but sometimes you can here highways sounds, but it’s not bad at all.

I would stay here, again without hesitation.

We arrived in the afternoon and Pat made us feel very welcome. The spots are nicely shaded, which was nice since it was 96F when we pulled in.

The sites are not close to level, the campground road is narrow and difficult to navigate - you have to dodge “pull-through sites that are a few feet from the road. The campsites are nearly perpendicular to the narrow road making them difficult to back into. The 30p plug-in at the site we were directed to appeared to have been burned out for some time. I hitched my wagon and got out of that dump.

There are shady and sunny sites and sites with and without sewer. Clean showers and bathrooms, nice, large commons area and playground. Very nice low impact hiking/biking trail that's the location of the area's first hike which takes place annually on January 1st.

I gave noise 4 stars simply because our site was on the main road. Honestly, though, it wasn't all that bad.