Stayed here for one night a number of years ago at a tent site. Since then we've upgraded to a small travel trailer. The site we were in was small but adequate and was fairly flat. What amazed me was that there was no electrical panel enclosure for the electric hookups and there were no circuit breakers. There was one, uncovered 30...moreStayed here for one night a number of years ago at a tent site. Since then we've upgraded to a small travel trailer. The site we were in was small but adequate and was fairly flat. What amazed me was that there was no electrical panel enclosure for the electric hookups and there were no circuit breakers. There was one, uncovered 30 amp outlet and another uncovered dual 120v outlet. I'm no electrical inspector but I would imagine this is a major violation of the electrical code. I noticed not all sites were like this. Many sites had the standard grey electrical enclosure that housed the various outlets.This KOA, unlike so many of them, was somewhat off the beaten path so the noise from a busy interstate wasn't there...yeah! The setting is actually rather nice. There's a nice size creek running alongside the campground that gives the place more of a 'campground' feeling. Why in the world there are coded locks on the bathroom doors is a mystery to me. As mentioned earlier, the place is somewhat in the middle of nowhere with a single entry road to the place. Makes one wonder what they are so afraid of. That being said, the door to the mens shower room wouldn't close easily so it remained cracked open so the cipher door lock ended up being moot. The shower stalls were abysmal. The stalls are narrow, don't have enough hooks for hanging things and there is no shower curtain on the actual shower stall itself. There is a plastic shower curtain on the entrance to the stall from the outside instead of some sort of door. So, when you take a shower, because there is no shower curtain, water splashes all over, getting your dry stuff wet. Crazy. I think if the campground owners would take a shower in one of the stalls they would see first hand how flawed their design is.

Spent one night here in transit and it was a pleasant experience. It is not far off the highway but you wouldn't know it. It is tucked away at the base of a ridge and bordering a creek. The sites are closer together because of the limited terrain but they do an adequate job of delineating and leveling them. The staff is friendly and he...moreSpent one night here in transit and it was a pleasant experience. It is not far off the highway but you wouldn't know it. It is tucked away at the base of a ridge and bordering a creek. The sites are closer together because of the limited terrain but they do an adequate job of delineating and leveling them. The staff is friendly and helpful and they arrange many activities if that is your thing.

We only spent a night here on our travels elsewhere. The people who booked us were pleasant and friendly. They got us a pull through where we didn't have to detach our trailered car. We loved that this was NOT a campground that was right off the highway and upscale. Gravel road and sites in the campground, but paved until that poin...moreWe only spent a night here on our travels elsewhere. The people who booked us were pleasant and friendly. They got us a pull through where we didn't have to detach our trailered car. We loved that this was NOT a campground that was right off the highway and upscale. Gravel road and sites in the campground, but paved until that point. Mostly level. Lovely river/creek alongside. Quiet. We didn't notice road noise when we walked around. Campground wifi worked fine for us for emails and browsing.My husband ended up losing his wedding ring while getting under the motor coach to fix something. After we left the next day, he realized he had lost it. We called them later that day and offered a $100 reward if they found the ring. A day or so later, they called to say they found it. We stopped by a week or so later when we were passing back through, picked up the ring, and Robin refused to accept the reward. This is the way camping is meant to be. Nice people, a more natural setting (versus over groomed and concrete everywhere). Note: We will give stars for all requested, but we could not really comment on cleanliness since we didn't use any of the facilities there.

Stopped here on return from FL road trip. Never Again that's for sure. KOA should be ashamed to have its name associated with this dump. It was dirty, poorly maintained, roads and sites tight. It only got 1 star since there is no option for 0 stars.