Convenient location just off interstate. Best part is that someone meets you at your rig window as soon as you pull in to tell your site no. and then guide you there. You go back to office to register at your convenience. No backup in the driveway or out on the road. Nice, level sites with concrete patio, easy in and out. Best part was beautiful fire pots. Lots of area to walk dogs. Will definitely stay again if in the area.

Ditto from previous rater. This place is downright dangerous. We have stayed here every year for 5 years on our way south but probably won't be back. The Publix supermarket directly next door has built a driveway through the KOA entrance. You need to pull way in past that driveway and walk a long way back to the office to register. I felt so sorry for older/disabled people. You can no longer access the fuel pumps with a big rig because the driveway directly in front has been blocked off for a sidewalk. I wouldn't be surprised if this KOA is closed within a year. Someone is going to get hurt here.

For a "new" park this needs a lot of work. No vacancy sign is always out because it appears as though only 9 sites are available for overnighters; the other 30 sites are long-term'ers, with the grass and weeds growing up around them. Roads are dirt and dusty. Patio consists of a dozen concrete slabs pushed together which are very uneven and dangerous. No picnic table, no cable TV; sites were very uneven with large stones so it was hard to level. Office was locked when we arrived at 2 p.m., so had to call to get our site number. Laundry only had 2 each of washers/dryers, with a dirty sorting table and big coke machine taking up a quarter of the room. We will not stay here again.

This is THE place to stay: small campground with long level sites with 50 feet of grass between. Wifi worked great; no cable but that doesn't concern us. Free breakfast of pancakes, eggs, and coffee. We paid a little more for meat and the sausage patty was huge. Owner is working all the time, inside and out; what a great person. The cafe also serves dinner: hickory smoked baked potatoes are to die for.

Though beautifully landscaped grounds, the office staff was unfriendly and not helpful. Upon checkin we were given the code for Wi-Fi and were not told that it wasn't working. The next day it was supposedly repaired, but over the course of 3 days we were connected to the internet for about an hour total. We had to go to the site of a camp host to retrieve a map of the area and restaurants. Camp hosts were particularly helpful since we got no help from office staff. We almost left a day earlier than we had planned. Close to Wal-Mart and Camping World. We will not return.

We enjoyed our 7-night stay here after a rough start. Though we had made reservations several weeks ahead, upon arrival they had us assigned to a site way too short for our 40-fter. We moved to a new site, got set up, and realized it only had 30 amp. We had requested 50. It was cool enough that we didn't think we would need our a/c, so we stayed there rather than move again. The young girl in the office needs a little supervision/orientation as to lengths of units for which sites and what people require for amps. The new pull-through sites are nice but not finished yet. Bathroom looks antiquated, and the laundry was a steep $2, with only 2 washers and 2 dryers. WiFi worked good. The location was great for visiting many areas of the national park, as well as being only 5 miles from Pt. Angeles. We went twice to breakfast and once to dinner at Cafe Garden, which was an awesome restaurant. If in the area, we would probably return.

We were very pleased here. We had a long level, big-rig site with lots of grass between sites. There were lots of mowed grassy areas to walk the dog, and the views of the snow-capped mountains was spectacular. Easy on/off I-90 but quiet. Wi-Fi was lightning fast. No swimming pool or playground, so probably not the place for kids.

Pull-through sites are improperly designed, with double wide for two RV's. There is no way another could pull in next to us with our slides out. A 5th wheel came in to be assigned next to us and couldn't fit. Pet area was not clean; no grass area for our dog at our own site. Wi-Fi was good! We will not return.

Very comfortable campground overlooking scenic mountains, with easy on/off I-90. Though the roads were not paved and dusty (we were in Wyoming), everything worked great. We had a level pull-through site. Owners are former full-timers, so know what we like and dislike and they are on-site. Wi-Fi was fast and cable TV was clear. I did not use laundry or restrooms but they looked immaculate. We visited Devil's Tower and then had lunch at Cindy B's, which was great. We would definitely stay here again if in the area.

First time here for us, but we loved this place. It is in a beautiful country setting, conveniently located off the interstate. The pull-through sites are easy in and out and long enough to accommodate big rigs. Wi-Fi worked great, and there were multiple dog walks. The grounds were immaculate; they were mowing lawns and filling the swimming pool while we were there. There were several truck stops at the exit for refueling. If in the area again, we would definitely stop.

Don't know why they have such a great "10" rating with TL Dir. Very steep hills getting in and out of campground. We had been here 6 yrs. ago and nothing within the campground has been upgraded. We were put in a site with a sewer connection so far behind us that we had to use 2 hoses. On the plus side, our second visit to Biltmore was great and we had a terrific dinner at Stone Ridge Tavern on 191 a couple of miles from the campground. WiFi was good in the campground. There was a dogwalk area but neighborhood dogs seemed viscious and we were not comfortable at all.

I would love to rate this park higher than an "8" because it is a beautiful destination with many sites overlooking the lake. The entire loop around the Stone Mt. State Park is beautiful and there is a great skyride up the mountain and a terrific museum. The campground itself was really nice and we will return if in the area. However the paved roads within the park could use some work and the bathrooms, though clean, could use an upgrade. Wi-Fi was nonexistent at site 31 and we had to walk to the pavilion to use our computer. They advertise Wi-Fi at every site, and that is important to us.

I realize this campground is in the State Park system, but it could certainly use some upgrades. We were lucky to get adjoining sites with our friends and therefore had a nice lot between us in Deer Court, which consisted mostly of seasonals. Wi-Fi was terrible and we had to drive to the lodge to use our computer. Roads could use repair and laundry room was very outdated with rusty machines. The ride into town was doable every day if you need anything. Grass needed to be mowed.

Despite what previous rater said, there is indeed a laundry facility on-site, though no restroom. They also don't take credit cards, so be prepared if staying here. We are not PA members so paid full price, but this park is worth every penny. We had a very long site which was level and the Wi-Fi was fast and steady. Nice family-owned facility. We will stay here again on our way to winter in Florida.

This was our third stop here and improvements are made every time. This is a well run campground and very pretty. We took one of the full hook-up sites on top of the hill overlooking the lake and were very pleased. There are also new deluxe sites going in on top of the hill. Staff is very friendly and works hard. WiFi worked great.

Rate reflects Good Sam disc. Booked a reservation on-line and no one at the office upon arrival, so we didn't know if we had an assigned site or not. We chose one near a Wi-Fi tower, which was great. Wide open fields were great for the dog. Some sites could use some leveling. There were no working lights outside the bathrooms at night. Restroom/laundry could use an upgrade. We would return if in the area.

Though the staff was friendly, this is a very old KOA that needs some serious upgrading. Sites were short, turns were tight, and there were quite a few graveyard units parked which really detracted from the place. WiFi was either very slow, or with no connection at all. We probably won't return.

Overall, this is a beautiful campground visually. Can't rate it any higher with the daily price and no Wi-Fi. There were SO MUCH staff, both paid and volunteer, that it seemed maybe they could save a little and provide an internet service. The tram to the beach ran every hour while we were here for 10 days and we never saw anyone on it; maybe a waste of gas? There were concrete pads at sites which were in total disrepair. I visited the laundry room twice in 10 days and there was always a few machines out of order. Would I return? Probably if passing through town. It is a gorgeous setting.

What we liked about this KOA was the beautiful flowering hedge between sites, which provided a great deal of privacy. We are 40-ft. and had enough room for our tow alongside. The dog walk was an entire field at the back, which you seldom find. The staff was always out working, raking sites in the 107 temps. Easy access off interstate and WiFi was great. Would definitely return if in the area, but will probably stay in the northeast in future summers!

Nice campground, well manicured, easy distance from interstate. Lots of space for dogs to walk. WiFi worked well. Airport is right behind the campground but not many flights per day and the A/C is on all the time anyway with 100 degree temps. Nice lady in visitor info center at exit 76 told us about English Field restaurant at the airport for breakfast. Very good. Would stay again if in the area.

This is a beautiful campground at first glance. Older people in the office didn't get our name right when we called for a reservation, but we were able to get in. Sites are hilly, with center part level for RV, and tow vehicle at the end of site heading uphill or downhill. No pet walk, and rules said not to let your pet go on the shrubs or trees! Convenient off interstate. Wi-fi was good.

Unbelievably beautiful place for the price. Easy access off interstate, well manicured lawns, level sites, paved interior roads, good wi-fi. No swimming pool or restrooms, so not good for families but great for us 60-ish crowds. Just can't give a 10 because only 2 washer/dryers. Would definitely stay again when in the area.

Wow, this place is beautiful. Level pull-thrus, good interior roads, very well manicured and immaculate. Wi-Fi works great. Would love to give a 10, but only 2 washers/dryers. Would definitely return.

Rate without Good Sam discount. It was $50, way too much for this place but not a lot to choose from in the area. We called for a reservation and were told they don't take them. Arrived and were offered 30 amp w/sewer or 50 amp/no sewer. Despite what they told us, WiFi did not work at our site and we had to drive to the main building for a connection. No cable TV but we did use our antenna. There was trash on our site when we arrived. Could be a lovely place if a few upgrades are done.

Rate reflects KOA discount. Some will complain that the roads aren't paved, but the campground reflects the Adirondack Mts. Very quiet first week in May and it snowed on Mother's Day! Had good WiFi. Fair amount of upgrades being made, with more sites having sewer installed. Camp hosts from Oregon were very friendly and helpful. We had a problem with a slide our first night but were given the name of Tom's RV Repair. Great guy and will come on a moment's notice. He is also the only one in the area.

Pretty pricey for not having cable or Wi-Fi. Beautiful setting, and the nightly prime rib and shrimp buffet in the Days Hotel is awesome. Outlets are at the same exit. We didn't use the restrooms but they looked clean in the ampitheater building. We will probably return, especially if they install cable/Wi-Fi.

The owners are amazing. They are really nice people and make you feel like a long-lost friend and this was only our second visit. Their campground is beautifully maintained, bathrooms are immaculate, and everything is kept up to date. Easy access off the interstate and WiFi is excellent. We will definitely stay again.

Definitely off the beaten path; thank goodness for the KOA signs to lead us in. Very disappointed in this campground after reading previous reviews. Not very well maintained; driveways in disrepair; only 3 of 5 clothes washers worked; WiFi was very inconsistent. I doubt we will return.

We stayed here a month, thus the low rate. Lots of construction going on, but it should be beautiful when finished. Still the best campground in the area with a mile-long beach across the road. Wi-Fi was good, bathrooms immaculate. Managers could do a little more to help out.

Great name for this place. It is so quiet away from any main roads. Wi-Fi was a little iffy the first day, but after that was fine. We stayed 4 days because we had friends in nearby Beaufort. Bathrooms were very clean. Great price for 50-amp, water, sewer, cable, and free Wi-Fi. We would return again if in the area.

You have to circle around half of the park on narrow roads to get out. Plus, we were in a site in the front section which meant we had to go past the office and around the park to get in as well as get out. No sewer hookups this time of year because water was disconnected. O.K. for a day or two and it was the only cg open in the area.

We didn't care much for this place. They advertise big rig sites, but the road was narrow and sites not spacious at all. The pet walk consisted of a section about 8 x 8 behind the dumpster. We won't be returning.

What a find this place is! Only $30 plus a Good Sam Discount. Beautiful country setting with long, level spacious sites. Immaculate grounds. Didn't use restrooms but they looked immaculate as well. Wi-Fi was very good. No pool or playground so it's a great place for adults. Also a huge dogwalk around the entire perimeter. Would definitely stay here again when in the area. A couple of weeks would be nice!

Beautiful setting on the St. John River and close to the city of Fredericton. We were promised a 50-amp when we made our reservation but only could got a 30 upon arrival. Pool/water slide looks to be a ways off from completion but will be nice for families. Restrooms look like they could use a makeover. Wi-Fi works great at your site.

Rate includes the Good Sam discount. Lots of space here; pull-thrus on grass were very long. Full hook-up w/50 amps is a plus. Convenient to Truro and a half-mile from Masstown Market which is a must. Staff were very nice and laundry/restrooms appeared very clean. Wi-Fi was pretty good. We would stay again.

We really liked it here. The views of the bridge and channel were spectacular, as we were in a back-in on the top tier. WiFi is now available at your site and the pool has been filled in for a fenced in dog park. The owners are nice. It is close to Cabot Trail.

Worth the drive down off the TCH. Beautiful location right on the point overlooking the water. Pull-thru sites are actually "drive-ins"; you need to back out. WiFi quite slow but worth the stay. Beautiful little town. Wished we could have stayed longer.

This could be a terrific cg if they had a better office set-up. I went in simply for a map of downtown Moncton and waited 20 min. while the clerks were on the phone or computer. Plus with the big pool available to town people, lots of kids in the office to buy candy and drinks. We had a long pull-thru for our 40-ft. but it wasn't very level. Our front wheels were off the ground with the jacks down. CG had an attractive setup and good location just off the TCH-2.

This cg is not up to KOA standards. Going eastbound you must go on a three-mile series of narrow winding roads, then up a steep hill into the cg on a narrow dirt road. This place needs a lot of work. Wi-Fi went in and out. No cap on sewer connector. We will not stop here again.

Nightly rate is with the KOA discount.  Very nice campground and super-friendly owners.  It appears they do upgrades every year and it shows.  Immaculate bathrooms and beautiful concrete curbside patios.  Plus, they are open all year.

This is basically a campground out in a country field. OK for a night or two. Entrance road was rough and narrow. Owner evidently has big plans for expansion. Restrooms farther out yet in the field. Owner said he only has a Wi-Fi router in the office and that we could go to Wal-Mart for access. We took a pull-through site close to the office and were able to reach Wi-fi. Sites are close together and the pavers under picnic tables consisted of 12, uneven blocks. Little River Canyon was great.

Rate is for a weekly stay. Well-maintained cg with wide paved roads. All sites are concrete pads. Extra long pull-throughs easily accommodated our 40-footer plus tow. Restrooms were very clean. Beautiful pool/hot tub. Managers are always on-site and work hard. When we first got here, we thought the other campers were a little clicky, but a large number of them are snowbirds who have been here all winter. Daily noise of sirens from busy Rte. 59 just outside of campground. Don't miss Old Time Pottery store a half-mile away!

Beautifully landscaped campground with wide roads and level concrete pads.  Plenty of room in our back-in site for our 40-fter with tow.  Adequate buffer between sites. Wonderful walk to the beach, though a long 7/10 mi. Tram is available every couple of hours if you don't like to walk or bike.  Showers could use a shelf inside the actual showerering stall for soap and shampoo, as well as more than one hook for towel and clothes.  Not a 10 because no wi-fi, but certainly would return.

The nightly rate is because we stayed a month. We had been here a couple of years ago for only a week but love the beach across the road. You can walk forever and feel like you have the beach to yourself. W-Fi was good and people very friendly. Sites were adequate for our 40-footer and the driveways took some maneuvering, but if you follow the CG map for getting in and out you'll have no problem. Not much in town, but there were a few decent restaurants and a good IGA for food. Apalachicola, the oyster capital, is only 20-some miles away and St. George Island is worth a visit.

We were lucky enough to get one of the paved sites, which was plenty long for our 40-ft. motor home and tow. The CG was only 1/4 full. Great walking with all the paved roads and many acres. Wi-Fi was a little iffy at times. We stayed for 2 weeks and happened to be there for the annual manatee festival in town. We may return next year for a longer period.

Beautiful cg with long paved sites. We stayed here for a repair at Turning Wheel, and didn't expect such a nice place. A swimming pool was installed in August. We would stay again, even without needing a repair. Only gave 9 because WiFi is only available in the clubhouse.

Very long, level spacious sites. Friendly staff. Beautiful place easily accessible off I-95.

Very few sites available with sewer, though they wouldn't let us have one for only one night that was available!  Definitely needs an update.  Bathrooms have rusty pads in front of showers.  Too ridiculous on their "no reel leash" law for dogs.  Everyone has them, don't they?  WiFi didn't work at site; had to go to a location near the river for access due to "a part being on order to correct the system". Too outdated.  Would not spend another night here.

O.K. if you are under 25 years old! HUGE campground and lots of noise. Showers and bathrooms dirty at 7 p.m. Wi-Fi good.

Beautiful, scenic campground with large pull-thrus and amazing space per site. Worth the drive off the main road.

Beautifully landscaped and convenient park. Owners and camp hosts were so friendly. Bathrooms and laundry immaculate. Terrific start to entrance to the great state of Alaska.

Too bad for a beautifully landscaped KOA that they couldn't come up with a Wi-Fi system that works! We were there for 2 days and had to go to the office 4 times to ask them to reboot the system. Still it only worked 1/4 of the time! It seems there were a lot more campgrounds close by the Glacier Nat. Park that might have been better.