Sunbury-Columbus North KOA

Nice place to camp with lots activities. Good camp store and fun for kids. New spots with mud and difficulty backing into but they are making improvements daily. A nice spot but costly.

We only stayed for 12 hrs traveling through Ohio essential. Use their directions and avoid a low clearance covered bridge. Roads were easily navigated. The site was level and pull through with full hookups. WiFi was incredible but only eight to ten people there. Liked the hands free sewer with foot kick plate. All amenities were closed but looked nice. Pond behind the camping area, filled with geese. Their droppings were everywhere. Would stay again.

We used this campground as one of our "shake down" runs for going fulltime and it was exactly what we needed. We had a pull through site in the "backwoods area" which was right next to the bathroom. At first I was concerned but we never heard or smelled anything at all. As to be expected the sites were fairly close together which did not help with many kids running around and playing but this did not bother us as we went in knowing it was a family campground. The check in staff were super welcoming and they even deliver fire wood, ice, etc from the general store. There were plenty of activities while we were there including a live band on Saturday night. Wifi was fantastic, even over the weekend when almost every spot was taken. Overall, our stay was great and we would love to stay again.

Wow! All four of us loved this KOA. Incredibly friendly staff from check in and throughout. Very thoughtful layout with sections clearly marked. Points of interest throughout to serve everyone. We all did the gravity rail several times. Beautiful pool. I often feel the patios are cheesy with tacky furniture. But the way some of these were laid out, I’d pick one next time! We stayed in the Boondocks area because online it seemed more secluded with trees. We loved the trails and they have tree houses! Very clean and really nice laundry and bath houses. So glad we didn’t just drive through Ohio. This KOA was worth stopping for! I bet their weekends are incredible. You will not be disappointed. Every rig is catered to here and everyone in the family will find something they love.

My decision to camp at the KOA was somewhat of a last minute decision. The grandkids (5 and 6 yoa) were visiting and they wanted to go camping so I settled on this location. Arriving on a Sunday and leaving on a Tuesday seemed like good idea with young kids.
The campground is located in the rural area of Delaware County. About 20 minutes or so from a larger grocery store. 40 minutes from north Columbus.
There are several amenities which were enjoyed by the kids, including two jumping pillows. Fellow campers were polite and friendly. Staff seemed friendly as well. I don’t typically stay at KOAs and the like, because the value seldom offsets the price. This would be a good example.
First, a mower and a person on it would help the curb appeal. Additionally trimming the weeds around the campground would dress the place up too. There are several flower beds throughout, all full of weeds, including around the pool. While at the pool, I noticed it appeared that there had been a problem with the pool heater, as the front cover was removed and nobody around it. Frankly, it looked trashy. My campsite needed mowed, as well as all my neighbors.
The rental paddle boats were filth. The provided PFDs had holes in them and appeared sun bleached and old.
Water pressure at my site was 50#, however for several hours it dropped to 20# and I had to switch to my water pump to do the dishes and flush the toilet.
I see a decent park here (potentially) but the management needs to pay more attention to the details. Here they fall short and my experience was a bit disappointing.

If you have kids, this is the place to be. So many activities to keep them busy and entertained. We enjoyed it and believe it is the largest KOA we have visited. Laid out really well with great amenities.