Bowling Green KOA in the United States

We contacted them at the eleventh hour to check if there were any vacancies, which fortunately, there were. However, we weren't entirely certain so they kindly left a campground layout for us in the washing area. We reached the place after the usual hours and had no trouble locating a spot. The site was spacious and easy to navigate. Our spot, D1, was conveniently located near the pet play area and in close proximity to the bathing facilities. Each spot had a lovely fire pit. There was also a great play area for kids. Unfortunately, the swimming area was undergoing renovations. We had to depart early the next day, so I phoned in to settle our bill. The process was hassle-free and the staff was very accommodating. We'd certainly consider returning in the future.

3 years ago

This park is truly a treasure. It's an exceptional KOA park. The young duo at the reception desk were incredibly welcoming, and the gentleman who guided us to our spot was quite helpful. The cabin was beautifully located by a pond. There was ample green space for frolicking. They even had a space for dogs to play. We overlooked the entrance sign and had to circle back, but that was on me. Despite the poor weather conditions during our stay, we would definitely revisit. There's a plethora of shopping options nearby.

3 years ago

This KOA is an ideal spot for family camping trips. It features a fishing pond, mini-golf, a unique gold/gem panning activity, abundant play spaces, a large area for dogs, a bounce pillow, and on-site propane. The campsite has flat, gravel terrain with full hook-ups, and is spacious enough for a motorhome and towed vehicle. The internal roads are a combination of paved and gravel surfaces, and can be slightly perplexing in terms of traffic direction due to minimal signage. The main thoroughfare, Three Springs Rd., is a narrow, two-lane road that often experiences heavy traffic and congestion. Despite over a decade of full-time RVing, we're not particularly fond of the high fees charged by many KOA sites. However, the location and involvement of grandchildren can often sway the decision to pay these rates.

3 years ago

We stayed one night -- Memorial Day. I think my criticisms were probably due to the heavy volume that must have occurred (so I would try this campground again). There weren't many campers present on the day we arrived. Our site was fairly unlevel, but the friendly person who checked us in said we could exchange it if we wanted. (We're not very experienced campers, but the surrounding sites looked unlevel, too.) The bathhouse was littered, but by Tuesday morning it had been cleaned. Maybe on busy weekends the bathhouse should be checked more frequently? Also the dumpsters were overflowing; probably there is nothing the owners can do about that. It was unsightly though. Finally, I know they are awfully cute, but the campsite hosted several Canadian geese and their hatchlings. My husband thought they were charming. I'm from the suburbs and only thought about the droppings that littered the grounds.

4 years ago

Spent just one night,every thing just fine.Clean and rather level for our A37 short pull thru. They have some neat tiny cabins facing a pond. Quiet - did not hear a thing.

4 years ago