What a beautiful park! The sites have gravel pads with lush, green, sculpted grass to landscape each one. Each site has trees, a grill, and a new table. The owners, Stuart and Kathy, and the entire staff (wearing bright yellow shirts) are friendly, welcoming, and fun! The office, restrooms, showers and laundry are sparkling clean! At dusk, we enjoyed an air show put on by hummingbirds doing amazing aerial stunts that would please the Blue Angels and the Thunderbirds! We will definitely stay here again! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very nice owners working hard to improve this already nice CG. New-ish pool, new pavilions, lots of new concrete walks. Ice cream and pancakes were good. Baths were spotless!! This CG is on a creek and has many shade trees. The only negative was a short pull through site, but at least no one on either side of us. We'll go back. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Montpelier Creek KOA is the best KOA we stayed in on our trip this summer. The owners are working extra hard to update the 40-year old camp. New restrooms and showers make for a comfortable experience. There is new concrete everywhere - around the pool, in front of the new A-frame "office and store." Complimentary coffee and internet access are a bonus. The owners are friendly and accessible. An A+ experience! We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Our second time at this park. New owners for this park have been doing lots of remodeling, new restrooms, new laundry. Management very friendly and helpful. Well stocked store. No problem parking at our site, but waited until we were in town before hooking up our tow car. One of the nicest KOA's we've stayed at, and will stay at it again when in we are in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park's good points are the beautiful, quiet setting, the friendly, helpful management and staff and the clean and attractive restrooms. Our site was in the back row, away from the highway and next to a pretty meadow. The park is 40 years old, however, and needs some serious updating. This would include, most importantly, adding 50 amp hookups. We blew the breaker several times trying to use our air-conditioning on 30 amp. The sites have side-by-side hookups, which few of us like. The sites are somewhat short for big rigs and the trees, although nice for shade, made getting into and out of sites very difficult. It required a lot of work to level our 5th wheel on our site. Additional washers and dryers are needed. The pool is very small and there were so many loud children in it at all times that we had no desire to use it. We would return only for a one-night stay. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.