NO NO NO! Stay away from this mud hole. The road leading into the campground is some gravel and a lot of dirt. Frost heaves were terrible and made you think you might not make it through because of the soft road surface. Wi-Fi is lousy and sometimes you couldn't even get a signal. They have a pool but with out water in it I can't see it doing you much good. The grass has not been mowed for quite some time. The sites were not clean, in fact, I saw a woman go to the office and borrow a rake so she could clean up her site. There are deep ruts in pads. The roads inside the campground could use a lot of gravel. When making reservations the person on the phone acted like it would be a hard thing to do if I wanted to stay an extra night as she might not have a site for me. That was a big laugh since there was only five campers in the entire place. There is no one in the office from 1:00 until 4:00 so I found a site and set up and waited for the office to open. My reservations were even wrong as they had me coming in the following day. I gave her my confirmation number and she couldn't even find it but she did have my name down somewhere. I would have rated this campground a zero if I had the selection. This used to be a very nice campground but no more. I'm not sure but I think they are the only campground in the Fargo/Moorhead area and therefore can get by with just about whatever they want. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We found this KOA to be quite nice. The park was in a grove of trees and on level ground. I say this because so many KOA parks seem to be in the hills. The spot was a nice pull thru. There was a RV in behind us on the second day. The WI-FI worked very well. It is right off the interstate but no road noise. It does have a dirt road for the last mile to the entrance. It is very convenient to Fargo and Moorhead. We would stay here again !! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I have to agree with other reviewers about this campground. It probably was nice in the '80's but not now. The staff was friendly and the sites were fine (although a pull-through has two sites one in front of the other), but it's a so so campground at the end of a rough and dusty road. Wi-Fi was iffy and the restrooms/showers needed updating. We stayed one night and it along with our previous night's stay at a KOA have made us look elsewhere. KOAs near major attractions seem to be nice but otherwise "buyer beware"! If we return to the Fargo area we will stay elsewhere. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Campground was very trashy, dirty and in decline. You have to travel 2 miles on a very dusty dirt road to get to the campground. Campground is full of fill time residents. On a positive note, the laundry room was very clean. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A nice overnight stop KOA. Sites are well spaced, campfire rings and picnic tables are provided. It is near I-94, so you do get some highway noise and you do hear train horns from Fargo. You can hear them, but they won't wake you up at night if you're in a TT, 5ver or MH. Tent campers or PUP campers may have troubles. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This park is the worst I have ever been in for a KOA. It does not deserve to be a KOA. My pull thru reservation was not honored because another camper stayed on the site longer than expected. Instead of moving the camper who did not stay the correct number of days, I was told that all they had was a back-in site. It took 20 minutes to jockey the 45 foot motor home into a back-in space which was not conducive to parking a large motor home. The road to the park is the worst I have ever seen in my 15 years of camping. The road is very rough and it is very dusty. Had to wash the coach and towed vehicle so they were safe to drive. I do not recommend this park to anyone with a larger motor home. The park lacks adequate rock and resembles a pig sty. If you have any other alternative, do not stay here. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is one of the worst KOA's I have visited. Streets were gravel and dusty. Long "back to back" sites were muddy and not well maintained. Trees over-hung sites making it difficult to enter or depart without scratching my motorhome. The road to the Park is about a mile long and all gravel making it very dusty. I would not return to this Park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The gravel road into this place is terrible but the front desk clerk told me it's being paved in 2007. Don't camp near the south end cause the interstate traffic noise will drive you crazy. The store/front desk is only open until 8pm and doesn't open again until 8am. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The gravel road to this park is very long, very dirty and very rough. This road makes this park a very poor location for a diesel big rig. Until the road is fixed, we will not return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice place. Very clean and organized store and restrooms, I was quite impressed. I was only at the grounds to sleep at night due to activities in town, but was a nice campground. The frontage road off the main exit was about a mile of gravel road, traffic noise from I-94 was somewhat noticable but not bad and I was camped near the front of the grounds right behind the store. I'd go back again if I'm in the area. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

We've stayed here twice and would stay for an overnight again. The staff was absolutely fine and helpful. The pool is nice and clean. It rained heavily both times and we had to depart from a pond around the site(s). Fairly close to the interstate and a new interchange makes it a little confusing to get to. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Close enough to the expressway to get noise. Only 16 full hookups. Access road very dusty gravel. Park is clean. Owners/staff act as though the world is going to cheat them. They are unfriendly. Would try to avoid this park in the future We camped here in a Travel Trailer.