Nice old KOA that looks like it's been there for some time. Staff/owners were VERY friendly and very helpful. Older park, but very clean and well maintained although the roads are un-paved and a bit dusty. A little too accessible to the public as two shady characters were using their public laundry one night and we had to tell them to leave our site. Not really a "destination" type park, but great for a stopover since there is ample shopping and dining within walking distance. We stayed there while on business in KF for a few days and would do so again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Even though this is the only place to stay in K-Falls they do not act like it. Staff is glad you are there! They even take you to your site. Did feel welcome. Wi-Fi has great service. Park is clean and trees are trimed nicely. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice park, large level sites, not too close together. Very helpful staff led us to our site on a golf cart. Not sure of facilities in the surrounding area as we only stopped overnight. Would definitely stay again if passing thru Klamath Falls. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The staff was very friendly and helpful. We had electrical problems with the rig and the staff guided us to the best place for help. The park was a little run down on the grounds , but the laundry, club room spotless. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We saw this campground in less than perfect condition. They had just opened up for the season. A little late due to some snow storms that had covered the area in a deep blanket. We still enjoyed our stay and got to see the area to some extent. The grounds are a lot like a state park but the sites are smaller. In the height if the season it might be a little too close for some. Larry and Linda were great hosts. One important feature is the restaurant that is opening for it's 98the season on May 2! The resort in in the Winema National Forest and close to hiking. The resort is right next to the canoe trail that runs through the Upper Klamath River. Some of the cabin guests were there for the fishing. Must be a good area to get your fishing fix! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Classic old mountain resort. Great lodge excellent food, funky old cabins, marina, boat rentals, and a marked canoe trail through the tules. My wife and took our kayaks on the trail and saw bald eagle, lake otter, lots of birds of every size, excellent fishing. RV sites primitive and small with hook ups. I can only imagine what a grand place this was 50 years ago. Loved it, still have a picture of the sunset over the lake as a screen saver. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a mobile home park that is slowly converting to an RV Park. It is pretty rough in all areas and is way out of the way. Cell phones did not work here. I would not stay here again. The trees were nice but that's about it. It is not close to Klamath Falls at all. Much better options available in the area and for less money. They are part of Passport America but did not honor the rates in the book for the program. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a very tranquil/off-the-beaten path location. Clean restrooms/showers. The owners were friendly. This isn't a glamorous location (resort in the title is as bit misleading), the clubhouse has seen better days and the pool has been filled in with dirt and boasts quite a few weeds as does the grass around the RV sites. The water hook-ups were insulated with pink insulation and a wooden box top cover. We had to unwind some of the pink insulation to hook up the water. The womens restroom had an alcove after the first door and as the light was burnt out it in the alcove it was mighty difficult to see. All in all a very quiet/tranquil location. There are lots of permanent units here with year-round residents. I can't comment on the golf course as I'm not a golfer. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.