We aren't members of the KOA but were able to camp here during a busy holiday weekend and had a fabulous time! We were lucky enough to secure a reservation online and I had no idea there were so many amenities when I booked! We played mini golf, jumped on the giant bounce pad, picked up lunch at the food truck, watched a giant group of people play bingo, went swimming, and peeked in the movie playing in the rec room. So many fun things for your family to do plus the nearby boat lunch for those who want to take the boat out to fish like we did. When we checked in we were also given cute little coffee mugs for free; how sweet! They are now permanently in my camp tote. The store has a beautiful coffee bar much to my delight and the staff is so nice and friendly. I rave about this experience and would love to go back. read more

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This KOA takes time and work to get to but once you're here WOW!! nice size sites and walking distance to the lake. And the lake makes this place 110% worth the effort to get here. Located in a National Forest so it's super dog friendly and my 2 didn't want to leave the lake. Staff is also super friendly and very helpful with directions. read more

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My family has been staying at this KOA location for 10 years now. We stayed in cabin 15 over the weekend. I heard scratching in the kitchen area so I started looking around...I opened the cabinet under the sink and there was a mouse in there. I lost my shit. In all the years we stayed in the cabins we have never encountered mice. The next morning, I heard scratching in the walls. It sounded like numerous mice were scratching around. Management has been notified and I hope they fix the problem. Otherwise, the place is nice and there's alot for kids to do. The Burger Oasis food truck is onsite and has a nice menu if you want to eat burgers and fries in the wilderness. There is also bingo there on Saturday nights. Please kill the mice, thank you. Also, please stock the store with Great White beer and Red Bulls. read more

This review represents my personal experience with Trinity Lake KOA which was previously censored as objectionable: This is a HUGE tent campground right off Trinity Lake - great place for beer drinking, boat hauling families with dogs. Probably not so much for people without kids, dogs or a desire to actually be out in nature. This is more of a recreational lake "place to sleep' - lots of RVs, car camping and pretty much a small town in itself. The little store is mediocre to adequate with sluggish cash registers that seem to require access to the internet via a strangled connection to get prices, even for a silly little thing like a sticker. Bathroom was pretty tidy... All in all - I am glad such places exist, if only to keep people who just want to get away from their own backyards out to a less urban setting and to keep them out of actual nature where the rest of us want to camp without the sound of slamming car doors, car alarms or other people's music. read more

Well kept RV park. Very clean and well staffed. I will be coming back again with my four legged best friend.

Yuck. What poor management. All I can say is wow, if you act like this all the time I'm surprised you still have business.

Friendly staff Gorgeous well kept sites Well stocked store. Cute food truck Burger Oasis. Well organized Kids Zone Returned here after 4 year absence. Our camping neighbors have been coming here for over 20 years and staying 4 months. That's gotta tell you something!! read more

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We booked a site months in advance but an employee was in the spot.. clearly living there year round... it would have been nice to know the spot wasn't really available before arrival. read more

This place has always been our favorite, cabins and campground. We've been coming here since 1976. This year is exceptionally good, new owners and new managers (Autumn and Jeremiah) are doing a great job keeping things clean and fun, and the place is alive with fun things to do. When we use to come there were Quads and Motorcycles non stop in the park, they were loud, and obnoxious and dangerous at times. No one followed the rules. Not anymore. Autumn and Jeremiah and their crew are on top of things and will make your visit pleasurable, safe and fun. Good job everyone!!! By the way we are staying in a cabin this time, housekeeping does a great job making sure they are clean and ready for your stay. read more

This is what I have been looking for!! Between backcountry, pack out what you pack in, you only have what you can carry trips, it's fun to do some resort style camping. I had an opinion of KOA campgrounds being the equivalent of a parking lot right off the side of the freeway but I was so happy to find out I was wrong. Lake Trinity KOA is nestled in a thick grove of cedar trees, the lake level Russ and falls by season so it goes from close to a bit of a walk, feels so remote and there are a ton of campsites for tents and RVs, plus some cabins. The staff are friendly and accommodating. This was the camping I wanted to show my kids where they can wander safely by themselves and meet the other kids who are there. After going twice in three weeks, this just became an annual trip for us. read more

I actually found this gem of a camping site last year after getting major FOMO from seeing cute pics of this place on a friend's IG. This campsite was so easy to use and had everything from bathrooms to laundry rooms to make our stay enjoyable. We were so in love with this glamping vibe that we sought out other KOA campsites throughout California after visiting this very one. Yet, nothing ever compared to our first KOA experience @ Trinity Lake. This time around, I reserved a group tent for myself, my partner, and a few of my friends. Although this location took us 8 hours to get to (we left during rush hour), it was well worth it! We loved every single minute of it- from the kayaking to campfires. Overall, I give this KOA location a 5/5 for its views, accessible lake, and kind staff member Robin! Pros: Gorgeous location, grocery store available, lake on site, kayaks for rent! Cons: One employee @ KOA Trinity center was a bit rude to us. My friend and I had to do laundry after propane spilled on her blanket. We were struggling to find the laundry room that was open (even with the map, it can be confusing to find) and we asked Sarah for her help. She was visibly annoyed that I asked her for help and didn't end up helping us. Although she wasn't the friendliest, Robin (another employee) was super kind to us the entire time and made us feel welcome. read more

Trinity Lake KOA - Kayaking @ Trinity Lake (with rentals from KOA) - Campgrounds Near Me - Trinity Center, California

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Under new management and it's now lacking in customer service! People pay good $$$ to stay here and the swimming pool is never opened on time! It's supposed to open up at 10 o'clock! one day it was like 11:45 another day they decide to start cleaning the pool well after 10 ! Its getting a bit frustrating ! I know of three guests who asked different employees at different times when the pool would open only get an attitude from them!???? read more

Had a great time this year, got back yesterday after a week long stay with friends and family. The recent management and staff is so much better than years past, new ownership has really brought this place back. We've been all going up for over 25 years, so I'm glad they're bringing the joy back. Clean bathrooms, few bears, so lock your stuff up. You're in their territory. Lake was full too. The food truck Burger oasis, although pricey, had good food too. That chicken sandwich was great! read more

This was our first trip to this KOA, however I have camped at many other locations on Trinity Lake. This one is the most expensive but with plenty more amenities. They have a walk up restaurant that served hamburgers and ice cream amongst other things. They had a playground for the kiddos and an insane slide! Unfortunately we couldn't find a good spot to walk to the lake and get in. The lake is low and the mud is thick. So we opted to not swim but instead sit at our cabin spot and play cards. I do feel it's a bit overpriced, I would think I could've found an AirBnB that was larger for the same cost. But we had planned on a group gathering her back in March (before Covid). So since we couldn't gather with friends that had RVs it seems silly to pay so much for a cabin when we realized an Airbnb would've been cheaper. The cabin was very clean and updated. The kitchen was stocked with everything we needed. (No food supplies however so don't forget your spices and cooking necessities!) The AC ran great! We were happy since it was 90+ outside, however the room was far away from the AC unit so a ceiling fan would have been great! We ended up sleeping on the pullout couch the second night since it was closer to the AC unit and had a ceiling fan. I'm not sure I'd return to this cabin, for the price I think it's a bit steep. read more

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This was our second time staying at the Trinity Lake KOA. Our first time was two years ago for Fourth of July 2020. It was absolutely perfect, plenty of games to play and they had a snack shack and general store. The pool was closed due to Covid the first time we went which was ok, the lake was low but you were still able to walk down to it and float or take your boat out. Fast forward to this years trip, which took place the weekend after Fourth of July 2022, it was OK. We stayed in tent site 125. The site was beautiful besides for the fact the nearest bathroom was closed because it needed to be repaired. The second closest bathroom was a bit of a long walk, especially for someone who is 37 weeks pregnant. But I guess you just gotta roll with the punches. The pool was open this time. It was alright, kinda dirty from everyone's feet and a little crowded but it was refreshing nonetheless. The snack shack was closed the whole time we were there which kinda sucked because we were looking forward to trying some ice cream. The lake was almost completely dried up which was super super disappointing to see. It's now a ATV and dirt bike racing area which is cool but still sad to see how low the lake is. The staff was super nice, hopefully next time we come the lake will get some rain and the bathrooms will be fixed. read more

Trinity Lake KOA - Our site. 125 - Campgrounds Near Me - Trinity Center, California

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We spent 4th of July weekend here and stayed in a 1 bedroom Deluxe Cabin this time. We have stayed in the 2 bedroom Deluxe Cabin multiple times and will most definitely be doing that again as those are bigger and they definitely seem to take more pride in those. They're bigger and more spacious too. 2 stars off for the cabin situation. Cabin: I confirmed multiple times with staff prior to our arrival the amenities it included and the cabin number. Arrived and right off the bat I notice we don't have a charcoal bbq or picnic table. I was told ALL cabin types have bbqs, fire rings, and tables. They promptly brought us a table, but said they didn't have enough bbqs for everyone so basically we were SOL. We were staying with a large group and upon check in we found out they changed all our cabin numbers and we were all spread out and they couldn't change it back because the others were now occupied. Walk in the cabin and it was just "meh". Very very old appliances, a microwave on a side table, small fridge, dollar store plastic cookware. They do have plates, bowls, a small keurig and coffee, measuring cups, paper towels, dish soap (but a wet, used dirty sponge), etc. We did bring rolls to bake and found that they don't have pans for the oven. Our small trash can got full quick and they don't keep extra trash bags inside it. Had to keep asking for more. Our slider handle was falling halfway off and it was extremely difficult to lock. Noticed our bedroom had 3 curtain panels on it (one mismatched) and when I went to close the curtains at night in the living room there was only one panel. The other was the mismatched one in the bedroom that we had to take off and put back on the living room rod, only to find that the reason someone put it in the bedroom was because the panels in there were so small almost half the window was visible. We had to use a towel to hang to cover the rest. There was an AC, but the knob to adjust coolness was completely broken off so we couldn't control that part. Bathroom water pressure was hit or miss and after you flush the toilet you have to wait for the entire tank to fill up with water again before anyone else can use and flush. Shower had shampoo and body wash but was missing conditioner. There was a blow dryer. They had extra toilet paper, a broom and dust pan, and towels. But honestly, the entire cabin was just a mixture of things they found to put it together and they use the cheapest materials possible. We even found a candy wrapper by the bed upon check in (obviously great cleaning). The bed by the way is very uncomfortable. Our entire group felt the same about their cabins. One even said their fridge was in their living room! You're definitely paying too much for these cabins. Grounds: Definitely the best grounds we've seen at a KOA as far as being able to walk down a trail to the lake or around the tent sites or for the kids to adventure. There are 2 playgrounds, mini golf, banana bikes, and a dog run that's just dirt with a fence around it. The snack shack has great food items. The store had a great selection of snacks and souvenirs. If you buy ice or fire wood they will deliver it to your site. There is a pool with tables and chairs, but if those are all taken be prepared to bring your own chairs so you don't sit in the dirt. There's no grass. The pool was filthy due to the dirt and the amount of people inside and our kids 30 mins in said their eyes were burning so they both got out. We did the banana bikes and we had a great time although they're very used and rusty. Couldn't get the seats to adjust forward or back. Staff: SUPER nice staff. We didn't meet one person that wasn't helpful and had a smile on their face. All of the cabin issues come down to the owner and management and their failure to take pride in their establishment. Everyone we meet while we are there are always so fun and nice. This is definitely a party KOA. Loud music and people at night (which we are fine with!), but that's why we get a cabin for the nighttime so the kids can sleep easier. A lot of ATV's and dirt bikes that ride around the campsite. It's honestly a great vibe when you're here and hanging out and socializing. If they took time to update those cabins and make sure they were all in tip top shape and consistent, it would be 5 stars. read more

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This is always a nice place for us to visit. Lots of shade. Tent spots and RV hook ups available. They also have cabins you can rent. They have a small convenience store and a gas pump. They don't have everything you will find at a grocery store, but since the closest "town" is 45-60 minutes away, it definitely works. They have a miniature golf course that is great to play with the family. They also have a great playground for the kids. We actually have property in Trinity but we come to the KOA for the snack bar. We like the burgers. A nice soft serve ice cream in the middle of the summer is very nice too. The girls working in the snack bar are awesome. They are always so friendly and seem to like their job. They are always great with all the kids that come to the window to order. One of the ladies, Bobbie, was super great! She went over and beyond the call of duty to make all her customers happy. She was helpful with getting all the kids served and even let us order at 9:05. Closing time is at 9pm. She always had a smile on her face and tried to learn everyone's names. Thanks Bobbie! read more

We loved our trip to Trinity Lakes Campground! We staying in 1 of the cabins and it was surprising clean and modern. This was probably best family trip ever, lots of activities for the kids and adults, and the pool was great for the hot afternoons. Add simply beautiful and you have the perfect recipe... read more

We checked into Trinity Lake KOA as a stop over on our way to Crater Lake from the Bay Area. We arrived well after dark but checked in relatively easily. Our spot for our camper van was adequate for our needs. The clientele at this KOA were an interesting mix of people - some families, some partiers, and dirt bike enthusiasts. There were a plethora of 'Trump 2020' flags flying which really made us uneasy. We came on Labor Day weekend and there were a lot of drunks sauntering at night, so be aware if you are a light sleeper. I was lucky enough to get a shower stall in the morning before anyone had used it, but the bathrooms get really dirty, really fast. And yes, there are spiders in the bathroom. Probably won't be back, but I don't think they need our business anyway. read more

We just spent 4 days here with the family and loved every minute of it! It was the end of the season so it was super calm and quiet. We staying in the cabin which aside from being old and out dated was nice. It was clean enough, and well stocked. There was no TV which to me was a huge plus. There's no cell service and the wifi wasn't working during our stay. To me that was perfect. Just being with my family. My phone was only a camera. Totally in the moment with them. The staff at checkin was very polite. I booked our reservation under my name, but our membership is under Husband's name and she was able to apply the discount. Mini golf was free, two great playgrounds, a huge metal slide - like the kind from when I was a kid, bingo, pool and clean well kept bathrooms. The snack shack is awesome. The food is delicious and the shakes are bomb.com. They close the weekend after Labor Day for the season. It's a lake front resort but the nearest camping spot to the lake is about a 1/4mi walk on a dirt road. We drove down to the water. We will 100%, absolutely be back next year. Camp sites are dirt with no power. I don't know about the amenities for trailer sites. We will be staying in our trailer next year so I'll update then. read more

Trinity Lake KOA - crack back - Campgrounds Near Me - Trinity Center, California

We have stayed here before with no complaints but not impressed this visit. Came here for Father's Day weekend. Bathrooms are a very long walk from campgrounds and every time we went there was at least one toilet filled to the rim. Add porta potties near the camp sites like the Bandon KOA does. The walk is very far and none of the lamps on our loop were working so it is a very dark walk with kids in the middle of the night. No regulations on dirt bikes and go carts. They were ripping through the campsites at all hours. Our kids were almost taken out a couple times. Store closes at 5pm. We were told by the lady working counter that it would be open until 6pm on Friday and Saturday. Went at 5:10pm on Saturday to buy water as our kids drank it all and they were already closed! Ended up leaving because we did not have water and were over it. read more

We really liked our stay here. The staff was so friendly and helpful. There were so many things to do besides the obvious- the lake. We rented banana bikes, played bocce ball, corn hole, swam at the pool and had such a great time. We were there at the start of a really bad fire and had to leave a day early. That's what we get for going at the end of summer in a drought. One tip is to make sure you bring some dinner. It is a ways a way from a store. We ended up finding Coffee Creek pizza- turn right on hey 3 out of the campground and it's a ways down on your right. So good! The food at the campground never opened while we were there...might have been due to the fire or covid? Anyway, it's a definite place to go check out. read more

My wife and her family have been coming to this camp ground for over 30 years. Then KOA bought it, and the "corporate" attitude took over. We still came here each summer, but this year takes the cake. We are here for 10 days, and 9 of those days are without water and limited bathroom use. We were notified that a water leak had been found, and the bathrooms and water supply to tent sites would be cut off for certain hours. This was the first 3 days. Today, we were notified that they found another leak (its Saturday) and the water will be off for, they don't know how long, but it's their "top priority", and someone will be out next week to start working on it. But that's just for the leak by the front of the campground, then they need to fix the leak at one of the bathrooms and they said the tent campsites are the very last to get their water turned back on. It's just not a top priority for campers to have running water at their sites. It's only been 106 degrees, no running water and no water to do any dishes. Numerous campers went to the KOA office to inquire about the water issues, and asked if they would be refunded some of the fees for their stay since there is no water and limited bathroom use. The manager's only answer was "You'll have to call corporate". No refunds, no real palpable remorse from the manager for everyone's serious inconvenience. They just don't freaking care. This manager is moving on at the end of the season, and I'm sure you know how much good "calling corporate" does for you. The call center people don't care if their customers are unhappy or inconvenienced. These are just minimum wage workers with a script to read and no real sympathy for the caller. These KOA "corporate" employees should all pay full price to stay 10 days in a camp site without running water and full access to bathrooms. I really doubt they would be willing to accept the answer of you'll just have to call corporate" for some "oh, we're really sorry for the inconvenience, but these are listed as rustic camp sites so we don't really have to provide water and bathrooms. Even though we advertise these services. Sucks to be you." dialog. One of the bathroom stalls has been out of order for a week. They haven't fixed that, paper towels were out and so was the soap dispenser. I guess they were too lazy to put the refill in the soap dispenser as they just laid it on the sink for people to use. This KOA site is a disaster. Do NOT come here until a new owner buys this property. Seriously! You are better off in one of those dirty Motel 6 rooms! At least they have running water and a bathroom. One last thing, they state their tent campsites have sand pads for tents. NOT!!!!!! read more

This campground is in an isolated little town off Highway 3, 35 miles from the nearest grocery or gas station. It is advertised as being near Trinity Lake, but due to drought, this is less than true. The waterline is a good mile from the tree line, with no discernible trails thereto. For some reason, this campground seems to attract every "toothless Tillie" in the state with mean dogs and loud music. It is not a pristine mountain getaway by any stretch of the imagination. The campsite next to us had their two Doberman Pinschers (unaltered, how lovely) on twenty foot cable that allowed them to attack all passing campers and their unsuspecting pets. The pool was cleaned the day after we arrived, and was refreshing as a substitute for the lake we hoped to swim in instead. A blown main meant cold showers rationed off for two hours in the evening and limited water at hook-up sites. The sites: TINY! Even our truck and camper had difficulty wedging into the allotted space between the trees! And there is no real demarkation on where sites end and begin. All in all, we have had worse by way of camping experiences. But this place is useful for little else than a place to crash in between better destinations, and even then, there are more efficiently-located options with more amenities. Pass! read more

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Well, it's got the usual KOA amenities, including a swimming pool, clean bathrooms and the on-site store. This one also has propane and gasoline, and a boat dock. Which leads me to the most important point here... this KOA is probably best for boaters. The campsites for tenting are no better than the $6 campsites down the road at the local USFS campgrounds. Old rotting tables, jumbled-rock firepits with old beer cans in them, dust.... the RV sites appear to be better-kept. The lake isn't really swimable... no beach, undergrowth, etc., but there is the pool. There is a 'snack bar' here that serves burgers, fries, shakes, etc., and they have a movie night on Friday nights for the kids, and various mini-activities (beading in the afternoon, mini-hike near dark, etc.) But the big attraction here has to be the lake and boating. Since we're just tent campers, it didn't really appeal to me for $40+ bucks, when I could get the same site nearby for 1/4 the price, and then just go here for the snack bar and mini-golf for $3 a person...... I also noticed that the campers here tend to be Yupper-Middle-Class. The people in the cabin near us had a big-screen TV, which they hooked up outside their cabin to watch..... Wait for it...... Wait for it.... Tosh.O 'Nuff said..... read more

Trinity Lake KOA - Out on the boat-docks.... - Campgrounds Near Me - Trinity Center, California

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Overall, I will definitely be coming back to this campsite. However, there are a few things to consider. Location: Absolutely great! It's in a beautiful area. Extremely close to the lake. Great shade in the campground. There's a swimming hole about 20 minutes away. Lots of hiking. Lots of water. Great fishing. Staff: The staff is very nice in the shop. Atmosphere: This is more of a glamping type place. I usually go more low key but I still enjoyed it very much. And the kids made soooo many friends and we all enjoyed meeting new people. There are a lot of atvs so if you don't like them or the sound, I wouldn't camp here, but I really didn't mind it. It wasn't over the top and everyone was safe and respectful. Cleanliness: I was not very happy with the cleanliness of the bathrooms. We were here the week leading up to the 4th of July and the weekend of. The first half of the week, the bathrooms were kept very clean. They were cleaning it multiple times per day, but the weekend of the 4th was terrible. Way more people were there and they like completely stopped cleaning the bathrooms. There was a whole day and a half where there were no paper towels and very low on toilet paper. I had to ask someone to bring me some. Showers are free by the way, I couldn't find that info anywhere. The staff members constantly drive around and pick up your trash. And I mean they probably are doing it way to often, they should clean up the bathrooms instead of riding around in one of their many vehicles. There was an incident! In our row of trailers, the sewage line got backed up and started flowing out at a site above us. So the workers came out, all young teenagers, and they start to snake a line through it to push it down to clear it out. NO GLOVES ON, no protective equipment, no supervisor. They had NOOO idea that they had poop on their legs and hands. One of the workers said "oh man I got dirt on me" and we had to tell him "no that's poop". They literally had no idea. And then one of them proceeded to eat food with their hands right after they were working on the sewage line, without washing. Just bare poop hand, eating food. and WE had to tell them that they were working with poop. Finally after two hours of them snaking through multiple sites the supervisor came out and didn't do anything. Like it was completely acceptable for her workers, or anyone for that matter, to be handling poop with no protective anything on. I was shocked. read more

Cheap, Funky and Comfortable! The facility formally known as the Wyntoon Resort is located on the north end of Trinity Lake. There's a store, a large campground, cabins, and of course water access on one very large piece of property. The Trinity Alps of course are close by and there's lots of hiking, camping, etc. available nearby. read more

loved everything about this place! I'm so happy I stayed here for 3 days! Bathrooms were clean, camp ground was clean and everyone was nice. Ohhh and they love dogs. Super dog friendly!! read more

If you want a place that is loud with dirt bikes running through the park, thumping stereos, and lots of water toys being pulled constantly by loud trucks, you will love this place. If you want to relax, enjoy peace and quite, you will not like this place. We had dirt bikes running past our camp spot throwing dust up, dogs barking constantly, and loud stereos. read more

The Trinity KOA is our favorite vacation spot. Even with the lake being low, there is so much to do here - hundreds of hiking trails, mountain biking, walking and fishing. The campground is incredibly clean and well kept. The amenities are first class, the camp store is well stocked and the staff are incredibly friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. Stayed during September 2015 with Spouse read more

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Review from Labor Day weekend 2019. I used to come here for years when it was Wyntoon, knew the owner personally, it had a much warmer feel back then. KOA has taken that away, it's pretty cold and corporate now, but what should we expect, right? About the employees being a bit less than polished, the ones i dealt with were ok, considering this is about as far into the boonies as you can get and still have running water and electricity. We requested to move sites to a bigger one across the road, they helped us out with that which was great. Pros: -Lots of shade -Sites are pretty spacious -Snack bar and general store are convenient Cons: -It's a long-ass drive to get there -It's not cheap -Bathrooms are pretty filthy -Pool was ICE cold -Boat dock at lake is unsecured, anyone can drive down to the lake, climb on your boat and rip you off. If KOA is charging for slips they should secure the dock from unauthorized "visitors". We won't be back again, just too far of a drive for too many items being in the Cons list. read more

Bathrooms have not been very clean. Same dead bug has been in the women's room for days. Bathroom has run out of TP and paper towels at night and one must resort to getting some in the men's room. For the price of camping/RV sites they should keep them spotless. Sure miss Henning & Mariam! read more

super annoyed with this whole experience. You can see my review of mariposa koa as well. also shitty. showed up at 630, no one to check us in. instructions to come up tomorrow to take care of it. the pool hours at all koa. "till dusk". I had been at mariposa koa the previous day and "dusk" to them was 815. wanted nothing more than to hit the pool and cool off on arrival. the sun was still very strong in the sky, it was still hot. walked over about 710. it was closed. what the f---. quick google search told me that "dusk" for my area was 9:18 that day. cool, so one of the 2 or 3 amenities i paid 50 a night for, I dont actually get to use. all of the facilities were dirty as can be. spiders, spider webs. at this point i am just furious. woke up next day. is it my job to go check in on my watch when no one wanted to stick around to the crazy hour of 630 yesterday? of course not. breakfast, then me and the lady walk to the lake. "where the fuck is the lake???" its gone, this koa sits about 500 yards from an old puddle, there are pretty things like broken glass, and old tires. you can see where the lake once was. but dont make the silly mistake of thinking you will be camping on a lake. well then i guess ill start drinking, it is 1 pm now after all. wait, this sucks too, i am basically sitting in a huge gravel parking lot with a bunch of other people doing the same. oh and the pool is back open. there are about 4000 children, none are getting out ever, so you can count on a fair amount of piss in there. be super nice if there was a lake. we went on a tour of the area. found a campground (state) down the road (there was one every mile or two) for SIX dollars, thats right. SIX dollars. of course there is no one to check you in. :) ill survive. and there is no pool. ill survive that too. oh, and the state campground has kinda dirty bathrooms with some spider webs......wait, this is equally as crappy as the koa, only more trees, and it is 44 dollars cheaper per day. still no lake. it would be nice if the koa website made ANY mention at all that you probably wont be fishing or swimming, or anywhere near an actual lake for that matter. How should i have known? I have never been there before, and its called "trinity lake koa" Whiskey town lake was stunning. also had state campgrounds around it, and was far easier to get to. check it out if you are looking in this area. PEACE. read more

Disappointed with the lack of upkeep on the property. Electrical, sewer and water issues kept occurring. Lights in camp loops weren't on at night. Water shut off to campsites overnight. RVs not allowed to dump for days because septic was over full. Been coming here for 38 years, and never seen issues like this. I hear it's being sold. Seems like KOA is holding it together with bandaids till then. read more

Been coming here for many, many years and my family and I have created many wonderful memories. This year we have created many more memories, unfortunately all bad. I had to cringe to pay over $700.00 for a family of 5 camping that a couple of years ago was half of that. But then to be told there was no running water at any of the campsites for the duration of our trip and you had to follow a schedule to use the restrooms ...that was a little much. Probably the topper though was the unsympathetic attitude of the staff...I do believe if we are going to pay that much money we at least deserve a bathroom and running water (particularly when the temperatures are over 100°. read more

Its an ok spot kids loved it but so many simple cheap things that can make it perfect but looks like someones messing up. Flies everywhere most important the green poop flies that are as quick as a bullet. If you see green flies that means there is spilled poop somewhere I can understand that with trailers. Simple solution is get some fly traps that will lower the numbers, very cheap to do. There was no propane they said everyone was searching for some, but I can drive 30 miles and get plenty at ace hardware. Also you can buy tons through amazon, no you wont make as much money as buying in huge bulk orders but its a damn KOA get it wherever you can if you are out. An easy fix would be to order more than you need for the summer or two summers ahead of time. Same with coffee cups if im going to pay 4 bucks for drip coffee a lid that fits would be nice not whatever you have in the back room. The bottom of the pool needed to be fixed something that could of been done in summer tons of kids complaining about getting scratched up. It was a clean place no trash anywhere staff was really nice and looked like they were enjoying themselves and not putting on that fake grocery store smile and how can I help you thing. Someone can make this KOA have 5 star reviews with some simple planning also bring in a ton more money with a few other things. read more

Lets start with good, the staff was friendly and helpful until the end. They addressed all our concerns we had. The pool was nice, mini golf exciting for toddlers and a nice play ground. The restaurant next door had the best fries with ranch I have had in a while. Yes, many of the picnic tables were in poor shape. Ours would have fallen over with a few more adults shifting around. The designated cooking grill at each site was nice and the fire rings gave a very campy feel. On our way out I stopped by the desk to let them know that the bathrooms had scum and hair all over in the showers. Of the three showers in the mens room - one was out order, one had long hair all over the walls and a huge hair ball in the drain, and the other did not drain. The women at the desk informed me that they had been cleaned every day. I let her know that for three days the same conditions existed. Instead of owing up or apologizing, she asked if I had a late check out. Check out was at 11 am and it was 12:30. They had maybe 10 of over 100 sites full. Three staff members had chatted with us in the morning with no mention of need to hurry. For 45 bucks a night, all I expect is a cleanish bathroom and place with hot water. I am glad I had hot water. We will not be back. read more

We stayed in a cabin for two nights. We did not have hot water and it was determined that there was a large leak under our cabin. After the 1st night they offered us half off our stay or we could change to another cabin. We opted to stay since our friends were near us. I noticed that they gave us a discount but it wasn't half off the stay. When I called back I was told that they only gave us half off one night because we could have changed cabins. This was not what was offered to us, it was a choose one or the other. It seems there is new management and everyone has issues with their cabins. read more

This is camping at it's best! Beautiful lake which is lots of fun by day with kayaks and paddle boards for rental! Then the Evenings cool off for a perfect cozy campfire with smores and pie irons! Trees galore and everything you could need is in the campground store! Lovin life! read more

Our family has been visiting Trinity Lake for 25 years and has had an amazing experience each time. The KOA staff has really kept the park in great condition. We had 21 people in our group with some staying in cabins and others in RV spots everyone was happy with the accommodations. The best experience was the staff, they were more than helpful. The only thing that would have made it perfect would be if they could bring back boat rentals in the park. read more