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Springfield KOA
Springfield KOA
Springfield KOA
Springfield KOA

Springfield KOA in Stati Uniti

Rochester , Stati Uniti

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2.5 / 5 (10 voti)

Springfield KOA

4320 KOA Road
62563 Rochester
Stati Uniti
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Illinois capital forms the heart of Abraham Lincoln country. Visitors can tour the 16th presidents home, law offices and the Old State Capitol where he served in the legislature. View the Lincoln Library and Museum. Pay your respects at Lincolns Tomb. Visit the New Salem State Historic Site. Here, costumed guides re-create the 1830s town where the future president lived and worked. Southeast of the city, this KOA offers a quiet country setting with covered tent sites, level pull thrus and Deluxe Cabins. Head to Lake Springfield for boating and fishing. Nostalgia buffs: Don't leave without getting your kicks on Route 66, where you'll find a museum, shops, motorcycle races, antique car rallies and a drive-in diner. Or just relax at KOAs pool, enjoy the mini golf and bike rentals-or check out the free Wi-Fi. Kids love the campgrounds Jumping Pillow!

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Minimarket
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Golf
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Brandyn McDermott
Brandyn McDermott

Our accommodation was an excellent choice during our visit to various Lincoln-associated landmarks. The individual who welcomed us was incredibly amicable and supportive. Even though it was close to Springfield (roughly a 20-minute distance), it still felt remote and serene. Our camping spot was well-maintained and tranquil, even with the campground being mostly occupied. A waste disposal point and a clean water source were located at the campground's rear. WIFI was available, but unfortunately, it was not functional during our stay. The only downside was the narrowness of the road leading to the entrance. It could barely accommodate 1.5 cars, forcing us to make way for an incoming vehicle. We were in a Class B, so it was manageable, but it seemed like it could be a struggle for larger campers.

3 anni fa

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Anonimo

We stayed a week to visit our grandchildren. Unfortunately it went on either side of the Memorial Day weekend. It is located near to family so is a convenience. We will try to avoid it in the future on a busy weekends. It is a typical KOA campground with full facilities. Unfortunately it was dusty when dry and muddy when wet. It was crowded and noisy. There was campfire smoke every evening.

4 anni fa

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RandyCW

We camped over a 3-day weekend. This is basically a large parking lot on grass for RVs. There is one average tree per campsite and not enough shade. Tent campers are mixed in with RVs instead of in their own area. There is a pool, but it was packed with unsupervised kids the entire time. There is a nice camp store and rec area. It's on the edge of Springfield, IL so if you're doing the Lincoln sites (Abraham Lincoln's home, train station where he departed for Washington D.C., Lincoln's tomb, etc.) or the State Fair this would be an okay place to stay since you would likely not be back during the hot and sunny part of a summer day. It seems secluded as it is surrounded by trees even though you're close to the city. It is very quiet at night. Most of the RV sites are pull through.

4 anni fa

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Bambi

We made reservations four weeks in advance and were told we got the last site with only water and electricity. When we arrived they were half full and we were able to get full hook ups . They never did fill up. Very friendly management. Narrow sites. I am still cleaning ash off of my car and rig from the fire next door to say nothing about the smoke. Will return to store our trailer only because it is closest to our grandchildren.

4 anni fa

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K

Cell phone reception (Sprint) was okay; the bathhouse was tiled and clean; the staff was friendly. But our surge protector/EMS indicated that there was an open ground. When my husband reported this to the office he was told, in short, that the alternative site would be just as finicky and to not use our EMS, Sounds silly, but in our defense, we were hot and tired and had already paid for our site. The only other time this has happened (at a state park) the ranger moved us without question. The next morning I walked around the campground and noticed that several of the pull through sites with Class A's and a Class B had EMS/surge protectors connected. I should have asked to be moved to a pull through site.

4 anni fa

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