​As a loyal customer of the KOA brand, I am writing to formally report a series of severe safety,…read moresanitation, and management failures during my recent stay. This location is currently operating in a manner that severely damages the KOA reputation and, more importantly, poses a direct threat to guest safety. ​1. Employee Misconduct & Guest Safety Violations (Critical) ​The most alarming issue was the behavior of a female groundskeeper who lived in the site directly adjacent to mine. On multiple occasions, this employee returned to the campground visibly intoxicated or under the influence of illicit substances (exhibiting erratic behavior, "tweaking," talking to herself, and pacing). Having an employee in this state managing the grounds and living next to guests created a hostile and entirely unsafe environment. My group did not feel secure sleeping at this location. ​2. Severe Sanitation & Health Hazards ​The Pool: The pool had reportedly just reopened on Tuesday due to prior sanitation issues, but by Wednesday, it had turned completely green again. Operating a public pool with stagnant, contaminated water is a massive health code violation. ​Grounds Maintenance: The grass at our site was knee-high upon arrival and went unmowed for days. This is not just an aesthetic issue; it is a breeding ground for ticks, snakes, and pests, posing a health risk to guests and pets. ​3. Gross Mismanagement of Group Reservations ​We arrived with a coordinated group of approximately 8 campers. Despite booking together, our party was completely separated. We were placed at the very back of the campground surrounded by long-term residents, entirely defeating the purpose of a group KOA booking. ​Conclusion: I do not scare easily, but when paying guests are subjected to unsafe conditions caused directly by KOA staff, it crosses a line from "poor service" to "corporate liability." I expect a prompt response regarding how corporate intends to address these employee substance abuse issues and safety hazards

It used to be a really nice park but it has really gone downhill. Park allowed a child molester to…read moremove in without notifying park residents and allowed him to work at the pool next to the playground. My trash stopped being picked up regularly. The posted office hours are more of a guessing game. Guess if they're actually open or not. At one point, the park manager opened one of my personal packages. The grass is overgrown. I constantly had to fight an ant problem as well as the fleas in the overgrown grass. The pool stayed green more than it was open this year. There are feral cats everywhere that will tear up your RV. People wander in off the highway and where there used to be guys on staff for safety and security - the manager lives off site and those guys are no longer on staff. It got so bad my kids didn't feel safe allowing the grandkids to visit.

Nothing fancy. Level, rock site. We were alone at the front of the campground, back seems to be…read morereserved for permanent residents. Connections were a little tight but didn't cause issues since we didn't have anyone next to us. Host was helpful, we didn't use the bathhouse so can't comment on that. We camped at Sunrise RV Park in a Fifth Wheel.

Good place to stop for an evening with plenty of space especially for a dog to run around lots of…read moregrass. Everything worked well it's a very large place. I would not call it a resort but a very good place to stop for an evening. This was our second stay And we would come back again.

Great little RV park off Hwy 59, about 20 min sw from Texarkana. They have a sitting spot, a fish…read morepond, and an exercise pen for the dogs. Free wifi that's pretty good even at the back and pet friendly. Plus laundry and showers that I didn't use but the front office was clean and the grounds are generally well-cared for. My spot had a ton of fireants that attacked me and my dog right when we got out, but I was able to reverse my RV about 6 feet so my cabin door was no longer right on top of them but getting 10 ant bites on each of us in about 2 seconds was not fun. I have a small rv though, so a big one might have needed to move spots entirely. Zero shade but they have a few saplings around that might provide some in 20 years or so. Ask to be in the back because it's right on the highway. I'm in the back and can't hear the road noise with my air conditioner on. Would stay again if I'm ever out this way.

I'm sorry the other reviewer had a hard time- but we've overnighted here 3-4 times and never had a…read moreproblem. It's quiet, the host was friendly and very helpful, on-site. The bathrooms are up to date and spotless, good showers. WiFi a little annoying that you have to keep connecting but works ok. Roads are large gravel rocks which is a bit noisy and not easy to walk on but looks nice and keeps weeds down. Nice trees growing between sites. Easy pull thru sites available for overnighters. It has a quiet deck to fish from, or in our case, sit for a bit. Playground and lawn surrounding camp to walk dogs. For the very reasonable price, it gets 5 stars from me!

Friendly staff and a neat variety of animals! We had a great time (spent around 2 hours) going on…read morethe safari ride and petting/feeding all the animals.

We were welcomed sincerely by John upon arrival . He was efficient, engaging, and quite courteous…read more Room was clean and comfortable and breakfast was decent. Our only request is please please get rid of machine instant coffee and invest in some sort of in house brewing system ... Other than us leaving without our morning coffee, everything else was excellent. We would return another time.

We are Reward members and paid more for our room than in Kayak. Jeez. The shower didn't work. The…read morebed was uncomfortable and the pillow was tiny and too soft. We complained about our room. They said it was because they were full. No excuse because we had reservations. Breakfast: Nothing like all the others no fruit, yogurt, or hard boiled eggs. Tiny cheap styrofoam cups. Yikes! Just when I thought Best Western Plus was a consistently reliable hotel.

Hilton Garden Inn is now my new go to hotel in Texarkana. I stayed here once before the remodel…read moreand I was pretty impressed by the new finishes. There were no issues with setting the thermostat; the rooms were immaculately clean and the service by Megan at the front desk and Bailey at the bar was top notch. As my husband and I were sitting at the bar during happy hour (and yes they have a nice happy hour!), we noticed Bailey going and bringing out the most beautiful and large salads from the kitchen. I think next time, we should order from the restaurant on premises. The lobby has a more elite look that we enjoy.

This hotel has some very pretty grounds. It's far enough away from the freeway that there's no road…read morenoise, so it's quiet, peaceful, Has a hot tub along with the pool. It's in the process of remodeling... we got an older room Which is fine with us. As the previous design was a bit warmer and more homey than what they are tending to do when they update a room (remove the closets and paint everything gray) It was nice. Comfortable, king size bed, comfortable couches, large TVs in both rooms. Pleasant View, Friendly staff. Has a bar in the front. Snack vending area Business Center Pretty much anything you need. If you're going to be in Texarkana, this is one of the better places.

On a road trip through Arkansas we stopped at this hotel…read more From the super friendly check in staff to the modern decor in the lobby and beautifully decorated room we were super impressed! The morning breakfast had numerous food sensitivity options with alternative milks and gluten free bread options upon request! Hard to beat this stay for the money. Thank you for a great experience!

Very nice property and great location. This hotel is very clean and seems like it's fairly new…read more As with all Residence Inns, you have the convenience of having a small kitchen and a large living area. Bed is comfy and bathroom is very spacious. Furniture and appliances are very modern. Staff is very friendly and check in process was a breeze. They have free hot breakfast in the mornings and usually some kind of mixer in the evenings which is a great touch after a long day at work. Hotel is within walking distance of several restaurants and stores.

This place, I can dig it. It's a simple, friendly, small southern town visitors center that seems…read moreto have really gained its' focus in the last thirty years or so. Hope is the self-titled Watermelon Capital of the World, and I suppose if Bill Clinton had never been born here and risen to become the 42nd President of the United States, this place would be more centered around the giant fruit, than about the Clinton family and legacy. The museum here offers free admission which is nice. There shouldn't be any complaints about something when it's free. The only thing it will cost you is your time, and how long you might spend in here is up to you. I found that the time slips away from you here, as it does often here in the deep southern part of this great country. This is a neat place. It's an old railroad depot, that's still functional to some degree and utilized by Amtrak. There is a delicious restaurant right across the street from here, called Tailgaters Burger Company, which is what motivated us to pull off the interstate in the first place driving back to Shreveport from Hot Springs on a family vacay. Had this Visitors Center not been in such close proximity from the restaurant, I can tell you with all sincerity, that I wouldn't have even bothered trying to find it. Had there been some sort of substantial admission fee, I wouldn't have gone in, but being so very close to the restaurant, being a gorgeously interesting old railroad depot, being open during the hours we were in Hope, and being free, I curiously wandered inside. I am somewhat familiar with Bill and Hillary's lives together, coupled with their meteoric rise from small southern state governor and First Lady to this land's highest office and beyond. It's captivating here to mosey along the old pictures, articles, and artifacts, mostly capturing that aforementioned rise to the highest power for the Clintons. I found myself rather easily transported back to the 1990's. The lone employee seeing over this museum-visitors center the afternoon we visited, was extremely friendly and quite helpful. It was a real pleasure talking with her about all things Hope. Overall, the nice family lunch across the street matched with the impromptu tour of this property, made for a pleasant finale to our summer trip to southern Arkansas. I highly recommend pulling off that interstate and giving this place a good look over. Call in advance for their daily open hours.