Older KOA, tight gravel spots, train railway and heavy diesel repair shop just outside the fence, no cable TV and the dog park is more of a mud hole.
However that being said, the absolute worst, most unwelcoming lady working behind the desk with a horrible attitude immediately had us looking for a new campground. If it wasn't for the fact that we were in town to visit friends, and no campground within 100 miles had vacancy, we'd leave. I've staid at multiple KOAs in multiple different states, and this one by far has been my worst experience.
Update, in response to Owners reply: Now that we have left, I feel free to add all the issues we had. I was more than afraid that the one rude lady would have tried to have us kicked out if we posted the truth, and with me out of town leaving the wife alone, that wasn't a risk I was willing to take.
I'll start of by saying all staff besides the one that "greeted" us were amazing. One staffer helped me get into that site, agreeing that there was no way I could've made the turn.
Tom, the only reason we were able to get my 45' Triple Axle Toyhauler in that sight was because the site behind us was LUCKILY not occupied at both time of arrival and departure. I had to pull through and back out through the site behind mine. I'll attach a picture of the sight if I would've had to make the turn in.
After we realized that we couldn't make it in, I asked if we could use one of the 30 amp sights. The rude lady said that you don't allow 50 amp campers in 30 amp sights. Well, later that night, we counted 6- 50 amp campers in 30 amp sights. Both a groundskeeper and myself walked multiple spots asking if they were available, which rude lady responded they were reserved. I've never heard of being able to reserve spots at KOA, so after we left I made a call. Apparently you can request but not reserve any sights.
At this post I was beyond insulted by the rude lady, but we were able to park our rig (see above.) The wife, knowing I was upset went in to pay. She went in thinking i was in the wrong, but got the same hostile, unwelcoming attitude from that lady. After paying, she mentioned that we own a golf cart, and the rude lady said that, and I quote "We don't LIKE people to use their own golf carts as they may be confused with KOA workers." First, she never said that it wasn't allowed, second it isn't anywhere in your rules on your brochure or website. Not to mention it's a lifted golf cart and we don't have yellow KOA shirts that say staff on them. After hours, we decided to use the golf cart, as I'm a disabled veteran with a bad ankle. The rude lady once again showed her disdain, stopped us, and speaking to me said "I thought I told your wife golf carts weren't allowed!" Funny thing is that my wife was sitting next to me. I'm not her keeper, you can talk to her and nothing says we were in the wrong. But for fear of being kicked out, we parked it. We received a call the next morning saying it wasn't allowed, just to push the issue one last time. I've never not been allowed to use my golfcart, at any campground I've been to, KOA or not.
It seems to me she was making up rules on the go!
Let's not forget they wanted to charge $10 for 2 friends that visited us for about 3 hours and didn't use ANY of their facilities... Ridiculous rule...
Icing on the cake was the rude lady saying we couldn't park in our sight, because part of the truck stuck out. Funny thing is the rude lady was camping 2 spots up from us, parking her car half in and out of the road.
Tom, I can promise you that as long as you have that lady working anywhere near the front desk, receptions, I'll never return. Not that you'd care anyway. read more