timbermingle

This is our new favorite camping spot. They have 2 playgrounds for kids, easy access to the river for lots of fun and relaxing, some campsites had decent privacy from one another with trees and bushes. There was a gas station where you could fill up propane tanks and a store that included items that could be forgotten to pack for your trip. The only downside of this campground was that some sites were very unlevel due to a slope and a tight fit (for the one we stayed at which was B1 and some nearby), there were also plenty that were spacious. Make sure to take a walk around all of the sites to note what works best for your camper. You also have to call in to make a reservation. Not a super big deal, but it takes away convenience. We had such a great memory here, I have to give it a 5.

First campground our family stayed at as new travel trailer owners and first time camping with our kids. Sites we have stayed in have some kind of privacy (bushes and trees) which we really enjoy. Sites are close to being level, so bring blocks to get it just right. They also help you find your site so you aren't guessing. You can also select your own site (more expensive) but worth it. We have such great memories here, and this is our go-to camp spot. Prices can vary for rvs starting at 40 and going upwards of 60 a night depending on your site and other factors. If you plan to camp at KOA a lot, the membership is worth it.

Pros: Sites, playground for kids, basketball court, fenced dog area, walking trails, fishing (no license needed), pool and hot tub available, beautiful sunsets, convenience store.

Cons: yellow jackets!! They are everywhere and are reluctant if you bring any kind of meat dish outside. Sites don't have sewage hookups (I recommend getting a portable rv tote tank) they at least have a dump station Pool cleanliness (due to staff shortage) had cleaned it since no one was around and it was riddled with all sort of bugs. Theft!!! We had someone steal our gas tank from our site.