This KOA is an older campground but well kept. As we drove into the entrance: the first 100 feet or so was like driving on a washboard. I suppose they leave it like this to slow down incoming and outgoing traffic. I hate roads like this because it shakes the dickens out of my coach! The older campsites located behind the office are quite small, so using a slide out keeps you very close to your neighbors. They use a parking system where some of campers face one way while the next is facing the other. This system puts some campers door to door with their neighbors so you really don't have any privacy. This isn't bad if you're the friendly type and don't mind looking at your neighbors all the time. There is plenty to do for the kids. The staff offers hay rides, without hay, which the kids really seemed to enjoy. When it's dark the kids all have glo-sticks when they ride around: so its neat to watch them go by yelling at the top of their lungs. The swimming pool is very small: when we were there, it was very hot out, so there were so many kids in the pool you couldn't see the water. I can only image the bacteria level in the pool with it full of kids: yuk. There is a very small hot tub for adults only, but has a capacity of only 6 people. It was full all the time. I would recommend this campground if you have kids. The staff is very friendly and accommodating. All in all, a nice place. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed here over the 4th of July and had a blast. The staff was outstanding! You can tell they put in a lot of work. The male restroom looked newer than the female restroom. I don't know the condition of the female restroom but the male one always had hot water and was very clean. I didn't check the Wifi, as the point of camping to get away from computers and work. The kids had a great time on the jump pillow. Fishing in the pond was real good. I have $$ fishing lures and in the end my kid caught more with cheese hot dogs, go figure. The pond is real good to take younger kids out fishing. There is a petting zoo but I don't know if it was closed when we were there or I was just in the wrong spot. You can walk the fence and see the animals though. We had a real good time here. We would stay again and recommend it. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

We camped here for three nights. This is one of the nicest campsites we have stayed at. Easy access from highway and level gravel sites. Park is family and pet friendly with plenty to do and plenty of open areas to enjoy. Facilities are clean and well stocked. WiFi is slow, but usable and at times you had the country aroma from the farm up the road. Staff was friendly and helpful. Town of Eden is 5 minutes down the road with a full service RV store. The town also has a cafe called "Eden Cafe" that has real home cooking. We used this as a home base for Milwaukee, Manitowac, and Lake Winnebago We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

It's not a campground. Forget the amenities. In late Sept., even the bathrooms were locked. There are two rows of grassy and dirt pads out in an open field/parking lot. Electrical power is centrally located with two 50A plug ins, several 30A, the rest are 15A. If you don't get one of the central spaces, bring a real long power cord or you won't reach. Water is available at all sites. The odd thing here is the sewer. Someone with a travel trailer or 5th wheel whose black valves are on the back corner would not have a problem. If you are in a Diesel Pusher, with drains in the middle, forget dumping you tanks. On both rows the sewer intakes are on high ground. The slope of the pad puts your RV's sewer drain many inches lower than the parks sewer inlet. Do-do doesn't run up hill. The only thing this place has going for it is it's right in Fond Du Lac. Downtown is walking distance away. (note that the "other" Fond Du Lac listing on RV Park reviews is dislocated. It is actually several miles south of town). We camped here in a Motorhome.