tolerable for overnight

Very nice people but our site in the seasonal area was really only a grass field with an unlevel muddy site with electric & water. We were glad to have 4wd as we thought we might need it. As we were told by the staff, the bathroom was a quite long walk, far too long for a quick pit stop. You'll need to have your own bathroom if staying in that area. Additionally, the seasonal area was adjacent to a rundown farmhouse. It worked for an overnight but we wish we'd have chosen a different place.

Very Nice Campground

Convenient for one nighter off of I88. Clean restrooms. We had a site on the creek.

BNLAZY

Nice people and friendly, they accepted us at the last minute, the young lady that took care of the reservation made sure to let us know not to follow the GPS, but to follow the KOA signs. We could have been in a pickle. I was under the impression that sewer was available and didn’t realize until at the site, the host that escorted me in wouldn’t let me drive to the dump station, he insisted on bringing the honey wagon to the site. Wow, that don’t happen everyday. It’s not far off the interstate, follow the signs. There was some seasonal sites but not a lot of them were there. It’s quite and peaceful with a river to walk along or fish. We will return if in the area.

Nice people and clean facilities!

40' Fifth Wheel with Pets

Crowded but friendly, plenty of turnover during a midweek holiday (4th of July), staff was very helpful & followed up on earlier conversations and questions, pool was very popular, also had a small grassy wildflower area that isn't mowed designated as "dog walk" which was ok. It can get really close quarters to your neighbors if it fills up. Pretty typical KOA. Definitely follow the signs to get to it with a camper - the GPS directed route has a hairpin turn. Worked well for my 3 day stop over.