The oweners from Temecula California they were very nice. She made a homemade fudge, made it with apple caramel. Oh my god, they were the best ever Very nice family, this park is amazing. They have lots of cool stuff. We were just here for a night. It's would been nice to be here longer. read more

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Great quiet place to stay, super clean and very friendly and kind owners, easy access to I-40, very short drive to beautiful Tennessee state parks/hikes/waterfalls/outdoor activities. read more

What a amazing place! Very beautiful well kept place. Family oriented. Beautiful ponds to fish! My favorite part was to see all the kiddos playing and having a good time. Highly recommend this KOA and all I do is travel the lower 48 Thanks guys. read more

We have stayed at this rv park many times over the past 10 years. Located in a beautiful are, high standards are evident. The staff is very helpful and friendly. The park is well maintained, clean and they are always making improvements to the facility. This is our choice when we travel thru the area. The 5 star rating is deserved and earned. You'll not be disappointed selecting this park. read more

Booked this online as an overnight stay but it's so beautiful. We would gladly come back and stay several days. Very clean. Easy to navigate. All the amenities. Family owned. Very kind people. We needed a late check in after a long day traveling, and it was no problem. So many places these days have such strict rules about what time you have to check in, it was a comfort to know that we could be on our timeframe and not on what a campground needs. The family is very kind and engaging and truly works hard to give the best experience possible. I highly recommend them. read more

this place is so clean so spread out so nice so fairly priced. They have a lovely camp store with fresh ice cream and pizza and wings. They have a beautiful dog park. The park itself has a lake and a swimming pool. It's the sites aren't on top of each other and we're paying $54 a night for a site which is great for a KOA, especially of this qualityhighly recommend the place read more

We found this KOA to be one the best on our coast-to-coast trip. Big park, lots of amenities, friendly staff. read more

We traveled from Northern California and this is the best KOA we've stayed at. We rented a deluxe cabin. We have two puppies and their first run without a leash was in their double 35 x 35 foot dog playground. The whole place inside and out is spotless. I loved crawling into the bed and the linens were so crisp and clean. The whole cabin supplied with everything and clean. We definitely recommend highly this campsite. read more

This is a very nice campground (see photos) with a great staff, nice amenities, good neighbors, full hookups, and an onsite store. We stayed here on our way home to Texas from Maryland. The pads are cement with easy access in and out. We had a deluxe patio with fire pit, grille, and 6 chairs! Great place to stay if you have kids or just need an overnight stay. 4.4 / 5 To get a 5/5 it would have to have a better location and better views (like waterfront). Still a great place! read more

Crossville / I-40 KOA - Outdoor fire pit when you get the upgraded deluxe patio package - RV Parks Near Me - Crossville, Tennessee

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This is a very nice KOA. It is one of the cleanest we have stayed in. The staff is very friendly and helpful. We stayed in site 30 which was a concrete pad with table, chairs and a fire place. the site was level nose to tail and a little off left to right, but nothing a block did not fix quickly. The pool was clean and warm (heated) and my grandkids enjoyed it. The location is "BIG RIG" friendly, as we are a 44 foot Momentum and a Ford F450 and had no issues getting in or out of the park. We will be back! read more

We checked in yesterday so we are still on our 5 night stay and I was a bit surprised to see all the bad Yelp reviews so I did some investigating. This park has new owners is what I found out. We have found it to be one of the better if not the best KOA parks we have stayed at. The grounds are well kept. Lots of open space and fishing ponds. The RV spaces are big and they have lots of areas for our dogs. We have three dogs and some of the prior reviews from old owners talked of problems with dogs. We have had zero issues and no employee has said anything about our pups. Granted our dogs are well behaved but we weren't asked any questions about the dogs. So if you are considering this park I would say we have had a good experience. They also have a coffee shop inside the office. read more

It has been a long time since we stayed at a KOA. After researching the area and looking at reviews we felt we settled for the KOA. We were so pleasantly surprised at how nice the park is. We have been struggling with finding long pull throughs because we are 40' and pulling a 20' trailer. We have been traveling from the Seattle area and heading to South Carolina. We have rated at a lot of RV parks this past week or so and have left reviews every time. This has been the best experience this trip. read more

Crossville / I-40 KOA - Our ride - RV Parks Near Me - Crossville, Tennessee

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NEW management! This was such a great KOA! We just made an overnight stop but our kids wanted to stay! Quiet, pristine, gorgeous campground. The staff goes out of their way to help. Coffee, ice cream, tie dye, bunnies, mules, what an experience! read more

Crossville / I-40 KOA - Biggest bunnies make their home here - RV Parks Near Me - Crossville, Tennessee

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We have stayed here three times and it's al ways been great! The management is amazing, the facilities are spotless, including landscaping and campsite are any to navigate. Will definitely stay here again as well as recommend to friends and family. read more

Crossville / I-40 KOA - Store and gazebo by pool - RV Parks Near Me - Crossville, Tennessee

I needed a 6-day break for self-reflection. Where could I get a cabin for that long? Final verdict, a KOA cabin in Crossville, TN, a town of around 11,000 people with a water tower that declares itself the "Golf Capital of Tennessee". KOA, "Kampgrounds of America", is a Billings, Montana-headquarters-based (shoutout to Montana Public Radio's podcast for all the 'ness that has kept me abreast of Montana news through the years!) self-identifies (and probably is, with over 500 sites) the largest single brand of campground ownership in the world. Owners franchise the campgrounds in pretty much every state in the United States and province in Canada. Mark Hall of Tennessee Realty, originally of Warner Robins, GA, is the particular owner of of this "kampground", running it with his family. It is 4 miles on either side between exits on Interstate 40, pretty much dead center between Nashville, TN and Knoxville, TN on directly on US Highway 70. The KOA website, complete with ratings of each of the site, made it really easy to search down for a site. It provides a listing of each campground by state and province, after which one can search particular dates, "equipment" (that is, if one is bringing in an RV or an automobile), and if one would like to pitch a tent onsite, rent a prefabricated building (usually) at any of the available campgrounds, or use one's RV (whether a car for the night up to a decked-out, fully-featured recreational vehicle or camper for the long term) to stay. From there, it's just picking which one, though long-term stays they do recommend one call the site directly. I'd decided on the "Dixie's Delight" cabin (Dixie is the name of [one?] of Mark Hall's dogs) for they aforementioned six nights, and I'd decided to drive up to Tennessee in my own car. Dixie's Delight, designated C-1, is a relatively spare cabin, having still what one would call "modern conveniences": a television with cable (though at the time the city was working on Highway 70, bringing down the cable; I don't have a regular cable subscription anyway, so it wasn't an issue), microwave oven, high-speed WiFi access, and vicinity and use (as in roughly 50 feet) access to any of up to four (depending on how many people are renting space) heated bathhouse rooms. As I'd mentioned, one could have one's recreational vehicle that takes care of most of one's needs, but they have cabins to take care of anywhere from spartan needs (pitching a tent) to a fully-furnished, complete-with-linens house. I did notice (though it wasn't available at the time) they have a cabin that's pretty much one room with a convertible couch, a couple power outlets, and a table with drawers and a shelf. The more ornate cabins have themes (such as Dixie, dogs in general, and bears), and then there is the full-on house. The bathhouse rooms have hot water showers, sinks, and toilets, as well as gas-powered heaters for the cooler months. Each of the facilities makes it clear its expectations: that one not smoke within the confines, that one help to keep them clean, and that violations would result in paid fines. The bathhouse rooms to which I had access were fully-renovated; the Crossville campground is still in development as it expands north closer to I-40 (there is another set of bathhouse rooms further north onsite that are more spare and with less decoration), and they're planning on building further. The only difference between those bathhouses and the ones I'd used more frequently were tiling and gas-powered heaters. The campground served my needs and then some. I didn't have to wait for a bathhouse room (probably in part due to the efficient management of resources), and both the cabin and bathrooms served my needs for the time I was there. I didn't use the laundry facilities also available, though it was nice it was available (even at $3.00 a load). The staff, including Mark - who I got to meet a couple times while I was staying - were friendly and accommodating, including the time on my last day (of all times!) that I forgot to bring my cabin key and locked myself out. It wasn't an issue. KOA has a $30-per-year per-stay rewards program that includes discounts on the rental of "kampground" space at any of the 500-odd properties. The rewards program doesn't renew automatically, but it's good if one thinks one might camp at KOA properties with any relative frequency. Thanks, Crossville, for a good stay away from home. read more

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This is a very nice place to stay. The hosts are cordial and welcoming. This was our last stop on our cross country trip. From sea to shining sea. They forgot to deliver our firewood . Would have made a nice ending for our journey. But it's okay. We enjoyed the fresh air and quiet. read more

This park is extremely clean. It's incredible how hard the staff members are constantly working and making sure that everything is perfect. We've been staying here while our home is being built and have had literally zero complaints about anything. The park is immaculate. The traffic on Highway 70 is almost nonexistent in the night time and very slight during the day. You can occasionally hear a vehicle on I 40 particularly further back in the park but I am a very light sleeper and it does not bother me. In regard to the comment about not being dog friendly that has to do with the previous owner. As you can see below I have 4 over 50 pound dogs. They are not only welcome here, staff members go out of the way to pet them. There are six or seven clean private bath houses and two laundry stations (4 washers/dryers). The little store has a variety of food items, ice, a coffee bar and they are in the process of putting in an ice cream bar. They also recently got the ability to fill propane tanks on site. I am very fussy and have had no complaints at all. read more

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Nice looking park about 3 miles off I-40 from exit 329. Staff friendly and lead you to your site. Tight maneuvering for large rigs towing. Cars were parked in or near the already narrow, curvy interior roads. Staff had to ask the people behind us to move their vehicle so we could get into our site. We had a pull thru, concrete site which is up front. The site is narrow and our toad ended up being mostly in the grass not on the concrete. As good as our site (33) looked, it was terribly unlevel - side to side and hanging down in the back. We were not able to get level front to back so we needed handrails inside to keep from running to the back! We would have asked to be moved but we didn't see any pull thru site that looked any better as they are terraced. The sites closest to the road are mostly likely the most level but we didn't think we'd be able to make the turn to get out of the site. Decent spacing between sites with grass. No trees for shade. Verizon 5g 3 bars. Satellite would not be a problem. Internet did not work (surprise, surprise). Very noisy sandwiched between I-40 and 70 constant sounds of tractor trailers, dump trucks and souped upvehicles. Call for directions. Google maps takes you the wrong way and that is the link from their website. As per most KOAs, heavy price tag for little reward. read more

Incredibly RUDE manager, Mark, and his mother in the office!! The temperatures went below freezing the night we stayed there. We shut the water off before we went to bed as asked. The water line still froze. Mark, the manager came out the next morning as we were leaving, and actually SCREAMED at us, that WE had froze his lines, not the freezing temperatures! This guy has serious emotional issues! Don't stay here unless you want to deal with a lunatic!! read more

Horrible management, and don't take your dogs. Even if it says pet friendly, it's obvious they have an issue with bigger dogs. I have a lab mix and she's about 65 pounds. The lady on the phone waited until to say before my check in to call and inform me of breed restrictions (I had booked my stay a month in advance). She kept hounding me about "if it's a pit bull you won't be allowed to stay here." Ma'am, last I checked, I'm the dog owner, and a very responsible one at that, and I'm telling you that my dog is a lab mix. I won't be back and frankly, I hope they shut down. These are nothing but backwoods trash human beings. read more

All I can say it's a great, wonderful KOA. I would definitely stay in their cabins again. They have a couple of ponds, and a dirt road one can walk with nature around, good for a run too. I had no issues whatsoever, staying there more than once. My stay was relaxing and peaceful. There were also funny pet rabbits pasturing outside, I loved that. read more

My, my! These folks are wonderful and so helpful and friendly!!! Beautiful and unexpected sunsets on the mountain and all the nice accommodations made this a wonderful first-time RV experience! They are pet friendly, too. A little secret may be the resident rabbits. Was a good thing pets were leashed! read more

Crossville / I-40 KOA - RV Parks Near Me - Crossville, Tennessee

Had to cancel our family trip because my Grandmother had a stroke and was put in hospice. Was still charged the whole cost of my cabin because it was within 7 days despite me telling the rep why I had to cancel. read more

Nice place, well kept up, unisex private bathrooms with shower and toilet. General store should you need anything. Sites were paved but still on a slope, which was a bit awkward. Also the grass gets easily flooded which makes it hard to get around when raining hard. For $63 a night after taxes for the 4 of us, we'd probably be better off at a motel. read more

We have stayed at many KOAs and this one may be the cleanest! We bring our 2dogs (Golden and a maltese) and stay overnight on our travels back and forth between NC and MS. We have appreciated the covid- safe environment and the local bunnies, mules and chipmunks!! The staff are helpful, but not really going to chit chat. The only reason they don't get 5stars is that some of the concrete pads down front near the road are not level. Pick the ones up closer to the office! read more

Payed for premium site 34. It was severely sloped and the RV was never even close to level.

Fantastic place, we only stayed two nights and everyone was helpful and welcoming. Lot was clean and level water pressure was great wifi was good, full hookup but I didn't use cable because I had good sky for my tailgater. read more

The KOA is in Crossville was very clean, and the staff was so friendly and helpful!!! Plus beautiful mountain views. Am I going back? Not even a question, will be a yearly trip me and my family take. read more

We had a blast at this KOA! The sites were clean and beautiful. Big bathhouse rooms. I really appreciated the family management. We stayed during Halloween and they organized sites for trick or treating and had hot chocolate and candy in the office. We really enjoyed our stay and our kids were sad to leave. Will definitely be back. read more

Horrible management. I am an active duty military service member moving cross country and they wanted to charge me twenty five dollars per tent for my family to stay here. On top of that, the manager and his mother were rudely condescending during the whole encounter. They acted like they were doing me a favor to even consider allowing me to stay at their establishment on a Sunday evening. I am a KOA member and no other KOA has ever asked me to pay seventy five dollars to pitch my tents. If I could give no stars to them for this lousy treatment after a whole day driving I would. Beware the "no refunds" sign at the registration desk. This place is best avoided at all costs. read more

Beautiful Mountain View's. Complaints are most all concrete pads in front are not level and water has rust. Stayed on concrete pad, gravel back-in and way in the back. All three sites have rust coming out of faucets. Would not drink water at all! read more

My son an I are traveling across the US from California to South Carolina. We have been staying at KOA Campgrounds along the way. This one is our favorite. Grate stay. read more

Stayed here last night. So grateful for the honor system check in for arriving late last night. Super clean and very nice. Showers had lots of hot water. We would definitely stay here again. Loved seeing the wild bunnies. read more

Outstanding staff. Stayed in a beautiful cabin. It was immaculate inside and out. The area had every convenience. I will go again.

Very rude service, over priced, not military family friendly. I highly suggest skipping this KOA. They are not a good representative of KOA. read more

Friendly staff, clean, small, spaces. Small Pool ( no hot tub)... beautiful view of Cumberland Mountains.

I wish I had seen the other reviews about management. I do not believe they are even remotely good representatives of KOA. We had seriously considered purchasing membership, based on the previous two experiences, two weeks earlier, at other KOA's. PLEASE do not stay here! Be very aware... all KOA's are not created equally. We were less than TWO hours out, on the interstate, after already driving 6 hours. The phone rang, it was KOA. They asked how many dogs we had? We have four. Three very small Chihuahua's and a medium mix. We were told that we did have too many dogs, and they were canceling our almost three week reservation!!!! We were in the middle of the interstate, going 70 mph, and less than two hours away. They insisted that during the online reservation process, there is a drop-down for number of pets. There was NOT! It simply said pets? Drop-down said "yes" or "no". It did ask number of adults and/or children. And, if you skipped that question or drop-down, you could not proceed. This logic is the same had there been a number of pets. It did NOT. And, we were able to proceed all the way through to confirmation. Also, had it asked number of pets... why then, were they calling to ask that? Nowhere on the KOA main page, or Crossville page, did it spell out number of pets allowed! We had just literally been to KOA in South Carolina, and Georgia, with absolutely no issues. These sites/owners could vouch for our dogs. This was greatly explained. Additionally we offered to pay a huge deposit, and/or double the fee, to be allowed to stay for less than 10 hours, in the "pets allowed" cabin. On a Wednesday night. Now, I fully understand, that four dogs is a lot. But, they are teeny. Less than four pounds each. And, we had no other options. This is why we specifically sought out a "pets allowed" accommodation. We would not have even attempted this trip, if not!!! The cabin is a fabric and carpet free site. My biggest problem? The reservation was made nearly three weeks in advance. They called less than two hours before we were to arrive. On the interstate! My husband is a 100% war wounded warrior, and I, myself have a brain tumor. Driving the 16 hours straight would have been an extreme detriment to our health. Medications are carefully timed. They did not care!!! In addition, they were horrendously rude, extremely argumentative and so very condescending. They acted like we were filthy, and trash. They insisted we were "lying" or trying to "cover up", the dogs???? How? We had been very honest. I mean, how could we? Wouldn't that be told, when we arrived? They left us stranded!!!!! We requested that the owner call us back, so we could possibly offer a huge deposit, pay double, or stay in separate cabins. The owner has never returned our calls. Please consider the way we were treated... even with four dogs.. before you spend your hard earned money, or time, somewhere that can do this to other human beings. We will never, ever use KOA again. And, we will tell all Wounded Warriors, Veteran's, friends, family, church family, business', social media, anyone that will listen, to stay any where but here!!!!! read more

One of the nicest KOA's I've stayed at in years. Super clean, well manicured like-new campground. About 4 miles off I-40, so nice and quiet. Easy in/out. Fuel nearby. GREAT owners - drove me to me space in his golf cart to show me my space to verify I could get in/out - then guided us to the space. Very nice pool and lots of space for kids to play. Clearn restrooms with showers for privacy. read more