Reservations at Williams Circle Pines KOA for April 16-24, 2019 were made for occupancy in two large cabins and a full service spot for an RV, which included a total of 14 people. My husband had already checked in with our motorhome. After stopping to pick up a few things, I arrived in a car with an enclosed trailer. My husband met me at the check in and guided me to our spot. A few minutes later, a worker arrived at our site saying, "so you are the guys who sneaked in. You better go up and get a sticker for your front window." I responded that I told the woman with the blonde hair that this person was my husband and we were already checked in. As she walked in front of my car to some other site, she casually responded, "Okay but get a sticker for your window." "We will," I answered cheerfully, thanked her and went on to our site. But I did not understand that she meant THIS MINUTE OR ELSE! We arrived at the front desk a few minutes later asking for the sticker for our window and as soon as the blonde woman saw us, she scowled at us and threatened to dismiss us from the campground, shrieking "Do you want to stay at this campground or not?!" as if we were misbehaving children who should know better and should be punished. I am 70, my husband 76, and the two friends with us at the time are 40 something. We were stunned and tried to apologize for misunderstanding her directive about getting a sticker; but she was unrelenting. She was adamant that our two trailers; which actually fit on our sites, must be taken to a fenced in area offsite--it was policy, we were told. So we did what we were told, we followed a worker to the offsite location and disconnected our trailers, where they remained inaccessible to us--the fenced in area was locked. We had to make arrangements with a campground worker each time we needed something to accompany us to the area, unlock the gate, wait for us to retrieve what we needed, re-lock the gate behind us, and guide us back to our sites. Rules are important and following rules has always been, for us, the right thing to do. However, each day we noticed other trailers, bigger than ours, were being disconnected and left sitting on occupied sites. And it was hard not to notice that there were no other trailers beside ours inside the fenced area. We never said a complaining word. The icing on the cake came the day before we left when we needed to load our trailers and were asked by the worker why they were in the offsite lot in the first place. Those are the rules we were given upon arrival and he responded, "That's not a rule" and that he had been parking people all week and their trailers always stayed on the sites. Apparently, we WERE being punished. The families in the cabins had an additional issue. Towels come with the cabin rental when you pay an additional amount per day, which they did. Yet, when they asked the people at the front desk where they might trade for some clean towels, they were told that those were the towels assigned to them and they were responsible for washing them if they wanted clean towels. When they tried to clarify if the towel policy only applied to guests who are staying one or two days and not the entire week, the woman behind the desk replied, with a smirk, "If you want clean towels, it's up to you to wash them at the laundry center. This is NOT a hotel." So they washed towels for 12 people each day at a cost of $3.00 per wash and $2.00 per dry. They walked away from the front desk shaking their heads but never said any more so as not to cause trouble. We all went along trying to stay under that woman's radar. That should not have been the case. We enjoyed our vacation but the management of this perfectly located, well cared for, beautiful, stand-out KOA unfortunately put a damper on the time we spent there. By the way, we brought more than $5,000 to their business on this trip. Maybe a little continuing education for this particular management on how to treat guests whether they stay for a week or a single night, will improve future stays. I hope yours is a better experience. We will not be returning to the Williams, AZ KOA. read more