We love it here the amenities are amazing. They have sights with concrete patios and furniture. Would recommend

Access to the Campground (CG) was easy and we parked in front of the office for check in. Interestingly, we were greeted from what we called “trailer row” by a waving toddler in his birthday suite while his two siblings loudly cried. We normally pick KOAs for overnighters as they are usually consistent for fairly level, easy pull throughs, and a pleasant experience. We had reserved a FHU 50 AMP pull through and were assigned site 74 near the front entrance. We could not pick a site when we reserved, just amenities. Unfortunately, due to the the tight turn and fire pit we could not get into the site. As this was the Thursday after Labor Day the CG was pretty much empty. We let the office know we could not get into 74 and we would gladly take one of the sites farther back in the campground with privacy. The person said no problem changing, and asked if we minded a back in, which we said no problem. We were then assigned site 37 in “trailer row” right by the office. When we realized where we were going, we were not happy, but were tired of dealing with the situation and wanted to get settled. We quickly figured out that backing was not going to be easy because we had pulled in too close to the fence opposite, but we were able to move a picnic table in the site behind 37 and pull in straight that way. Site 37 shares a water spigot unit with three other sites as many sites do in this CG. We hooked up the cable, which had fuzzy pictures and limited stations. The picnic table on our site had seen better days and had a cut off water bottle with some liquid in it probably to catch insects. There was also garbage in our site. This KOA has great potential, but lacked upkeep in amenities. The website and the brochure we received at check in portray the CG as much better than reality, but does show the potential of this park. There was quite a bit of road noise from the nearby highway that lasted all night.