A really nice KOA. The site we stayed in (#7) is in the first loop... up on a slight ridge above the entrance road. It has a nice large concrete patio, a steel frame/wood picnic table, and a nice level gravel slip for the RV. We're in a 19' airstream... our full rig is 40' long, and it fit so perfectly that we didn't need to unhook (only here overnight).
Access is East from I-79... its up on a hill just off the exit. Although it's so close, you can't hear any noise from the Interstate. The drive in is a bit steep, but all kinds of RV rigs were there, including 40' pushers. We certainly had no problem with ours.
When you arrive, you first enter a Days Inn lot... the same owners have the campground, so you check in at the hotel desk, which was quick- the left side is dedicated to the campground. Some KOAs have people on carts to lead you to the site, but those tend to be what I call the "industrial" KOAs that are massive and hard to navigate. This park has really clear signage, and is very well organized into smaller loops. This layout also provides more privacy, and gives it the feel of a more intimate campground. No guide needed. However, they do have a regularly-present security patrol who is friendly and whom also keeps things tidy.
Because the campground is laid out as separate loops, it's nice to walk the dogs along the connecting roads.
Despite the unusual checkin arrangement, this is a wonderful KOA, and one we will return to again when passing through the area! read more
