If you are looking for a quick overnight that is clean and quiet with a fully stocked camp store - this is your place. The site was so level that we just pulled right in, did not unhook, did not adjust in any way

The pool was closed the whole time we were there. I could understand a day, but they just kept trying to fix it themselves instead of getting a professional. We stayed here for the pool so, at $55 bucks for grass and gravel and no pool, we were not impressed. The women's toilets were new and clean, but the showers were nasty. The long-...moreThe pool was closed the whole time we were there. I could understand a day, but they just kept trying to fix it themselves instead of getting a professional. We stayed here for the pool so, at $55 bucks for grass and gravel and no pool, we were not impressed. The women's toilets were new and clean, but the showers were nasty. The long-term campers were nice, but the transients were super rude, parked in your campground arrogantly, and didn't obey quiet hour rules. One camper opened and shut his truck doors over 20 times early in the morning. He was pacing around like a little kid looking for attention. You are quite a long drive from downtown and in not a good area of town either

We only stopped for a one night stay but would have liked to stay longer. Nice, clean campground with great amenities. Great cell service. My kids loved the playground and pool. Would definitely stay again.

Even for a KOA Journey campground, which caters to overnighters, this park seemed quite busy. Maybe because our site had a view of the entrance road, so we could see the three or four RVs lined up waiting to check in. Even during the week, the campground was about 2/3rds full most of the time. Some of those spots seemed to be occupi...moreEven for a KOA Journey campground, which caters to overnighters, this park seemed quite busy. Maybe because our site had a view of the entrance road, so we could see the three or four RVs lined up waiting to check in. Even during the week, the campground was about 2/3rds full most of the time. Some of those spots seemed to be occupied by long-term residents.The campground is divided into a front and back section. We were in the front section, which has a slight incline and is closer to the road (two lanes in both directions), so there was road noise during the day. Our site had packed down gravel for the pad, a concrete patio with a garden table and chairs, and grass for the rest of the site. It was fairly level despite the incline (we did see other sites needing to use levelers or blocks on the downhill side), had two sewer connections, and had the amount of site space you typically find at a KOA.The office was also typical for a KOA, although the store had a larger-than-average selection of RV parts and accessories. Behind the office was the pool and playground area. There is a covered pavilion area next to the pool, but it was undergoing repairs from what looked like storm damage. The enclosed dog park is large and divided into a small and large dog section. We could also walk the dogs around the small pond behind the dog park area. Fellow dog owners should just be aware that a number of tasty-looking cats roam freely around the campground, particularly around the office.Trash could either be walked to the dumpster or left at your site for pickup before 11am. The staff were also kind enough to transport my propane tank back to our site after I got it refilled.In terms of cell service, the best speeds I got on my Verizon Jetpack with MIMO antenna during our stay were about 7Mbps down and 15Mbps up, with occasional slowdowns during the afternoon. That still let us watching streaming video, but with some buffering and pixelation. The one speed test I performed on my AT&T phone showed 63Mbps down and 18Mbps up. We would stay here again for an overnight or brief stay.