Hello fellow campers, I’d like to start out by saying that I would love to give this KOA a higher score but I found what I believe to be shortcomings and or problems. At the date of this writing I observed the following, a beautiful park with many trees, well-maintained grounds and a friendly staff. They have a clean pool and Jacuzzi, clean store with the typical necessities, clean but small RV spaces and somewhat clean bathrooms. The bathrooms were clean but need some TLC and a fresh coat of paint, also be careful in the shower, my stall was in of repair…the cold was hot and hot was cold, they need to fix that and fast. I was also disappointed find that there was no playground for the kids; it would help to keep them off the streets and entertained. They do have free Wi-Fi, which worked fine from my location in the park, and I’m hoping that they would upgrade the utilities to include cable, that would be nice. The last thing I would like to point out and this was a BIG one for me is the fact that the trees from what I understand, give off some kind of sap at a certain time of the year. With that being said I was not a very happy camper cleaning my RV and car when I returned home; So when making reservations please ask about the trees or have them put you a space with none. Would I stay here again? Maybe……but it won’t be under the trees. Best regards to all. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is one of the worst parks I have had the misfortune of staying in in a long time. The manager was the surliest, most unreasonable individuals I have had to deal with in years. Von was totally unreasonable when it came to seeing to his guests needs. We were assigned to a totally unacceptable site in an otherwise empty park and he refused to re-assign us to another site. The restrooms were in bad need of maintenance and the grounds crew used leaf blowers to clear the debris and stick all the crap on the sides of everyones rigs. I would not recommend this park to my worst enemy! I could go on & on. Suffice it to say this place gets a zero from me! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is an older campground where the sites and roads are very close together. There are a few super-sized sites, but the majority don't have much more than about 10 feet between the pads. The afternoon staff at check-in was a little on the surly side, but the morning staff was more helpful. These sites are set up in such a way that you can pull your rig through and face another rig if you so desire. There is only one set of bathrooms for this campground and they are attached to the office. Which, is not a problem unless you are in a tent site which is at the other end of the camp ground. This makes for a bit of a mid-night hike. The pedestals are older and your plug can pull out pretty easily from some of the recepticals. The pool area is very clean and well maintained. The Landscaping also looks pretty good. We would stay here again if need be. There were no cable tv hook ups. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Campground is nice and clean, but they are completely understaffed! We felt they were un-helpful and rude. Our site did not have a picnic table, when we asked about it, we were told that we would have to locate an unused one (in 185 sites) and move it ourself (she said "I hope you have a kid that can help you"). I have three young children so this is not a great option. A man in the 8 person deep line offered his table. We will not be going back to this RV park. It's location is a 45 min. drive to Universal Studios (in decent traffic), similar to other parks. The 4th of July fireworks were great, as they were at the fairgrounds right next door. Getting information about them from the staff again was a chore! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great jump off point for Disney and Universal studios. We camped here in a Motorhome.

There was a lot of dissatisfaction we would like to mention: 1. The attitude of office workers(ladies) were terrible, they showed their carelessness to the customers. 2. Pull through spots were small, we had to wake up our next door neighbors to move their car for departure. 3. Dumpster were on the way of turning street, you have to make several tries to get through if your RV is longer than 30 feet. We do like their free internet access, speed was good. Bathroom is clean. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very nice park, lots of trees and grass. The staff was extremely helpful and very friendly. The park is very clean, even monthly spots are well maintained, no clutter. It is across from the fairgrounds and we could hear the horses in the morning which was cool. We highly recommend this park and will stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a pretty park. That's the end of the nice things I can say about it. We stayed there for two nights, and from the three office workers, to the Manager of the park, I never met a nice person who worked there. I called from the camp sight on night one to ask if any pizza places delivered to the park, and the lady in the office said, "Sure, lots, but I don't have time to tell you which ones," and hung up. The next day, my fiance walked up to the office to let them know we'd stay another night, and pay them. The lady said "What's your site number?" My fiance, replied, "Oooo, I don't remember, I think 64? It's under (and said our last name)." She shortly replied, "Gotta have it!" Turned her back and walked away from him. He walked all the way back to verify that it was indeed 64. Then we talked to the Manager about next time we returned, maybe reserving a monthly spot and he (also rudely) told us, "We don't reserve sites. If a monthly opens up, I'll call the first person on the list and if you're not here that day, you lose the site!" There were many instances in those two days where I was furious that this was a KOA! After that, we moved to the monthly part, as the previous poster said the "overflow campground across the street." This was not an overflow campground. The fact that they all refer to it as the "Trailer Park" should have told me something. It is literally smaller than a football field, all concrete, like a parking lot, and if you have a slide out, or are longer than 35 foot, forget it. These trailers are truely white trash, and you have to lock up what you own at all times. The whole place smells of horse crap from the Fairplex next door, and there are about 50 cats that roam the "lot" so everything smells like cat pee. I called the KOA to check to see if one of those ever elusive monthly spots had come available. I mentioned that I was in town with the Renaissance Festival, and the office lady "Pam" (same chick from before) told me that there were no monthly, weekly, or even overnight sites available at any time for me and "my kind." She said they'd had some problem with some Renaissnace Festival people, and that according to her Manager, we were no longer welcome there. Now, I'd already stayed there, as I told her again, but she said, "Sorry, you'll have to take that up with him." I did. He said he wasn't "discriminating, or turning people away," he was simply "referring them across the street" (where the "other class" is) and that "my kind" were welcome over there. After a 15 minute conversation about my 2 year old fifth wheel, my two year old $40,000 Diesel Dually, my annual income, and then finally the words "discrimination" and "lawyer" he said, "And when will you be in?" I own a customer service business, and this is not the way to do customer service. I have a call in to KOA to let them know of the horrible use of their name. Do not stay here if you like being treated like a human being. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed over Labor Day weekend which was also a NASCAR Race weekend. The campground was full. The sites seem a little crowded especially if the rigs next to you have slides or awnings out. There was no room in our site for a picnic table. Overall, though the campground was nice. I would not stay there however, if I was told I would be across the street in an overflow area. It is the fairgrounds campground and is dirty with junk around the vehicles there. It could be very difficult for a motorhome over 33' to get through as many sites with long termers have cars, trucks, in the roadway. There were several sewers that were broken. There can also be a very strong smell from the animals at the fairgrounds if it is close to fair time. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The trees are nicely trimmed and grass is green. Not all spots have sewer. Must ask for spot with sewer if you want one. Dump station available. Manuevering a little tight for big rigs but worth it for the convenience to Fairplex. Nice, clean park. We camped here in a Motorhome.