Reviews

Vickie DeMenge

This is a fabulous Journey KOA. I think this is the nicest one we have stayed at. Everything is immaculate. A very important amenity is a dog run area. They have 2! Plus the laundry was less expensive than others. Greatly appreciated!

Spencer S

Getting run down. We stayed here in July of 2025. We had also stayed here about 3 yrs ago. The RV sites have become a mess. For what they charge, i would expect much nicer. The row of permanent RV sites are very overgrown and dumpy. Sadly, this is the only game in town. To their credit, the bathrooms were very clean.

David Bottomley

This is a decent campground. Nothing special, but utilities work fine, decent gravel dog park, some amenities. Laundry is priced reasonably. Arcade doesn't work. Staff is friendly, and they allow packages. Some tight turns within the park for big rigs. The park is adequate but priced high for what it is.

Sylvia Hudson

Pulled in to our pull-through, “patio” site. What a dump! Grass cut haphazardly, weeds everywhere, patio is tiny and picnic table old and nothing but splinters and peeling paint. So disappointed!

Kerri Blaser

Our stay at this KOA campground was fantastic! The spots are a little tight, but easy enough to navigate the park with our 36’ travel trailer. There are canals along the backside to walk your dogs, a fenced off leash area inside the park for the dogs and a wonderful area for the kids to hang out (ladder ball, corn hole, Gaga ball, giant chess and checkers). Stan in the office was a lifesaver and was able to get us a couple extra nights. The sunsets are fantastic and we even saw the northern lights one night. We will without a doubt be back!

Robert Rule

Too many repetitious signs saying to slow down. Pretty ridiculous.

Steve Gascho

Quiet and clean. Get the end of the row if you can - worth the extra money.

Craig Densley

This has to be one of the nicest KOA’s I have seen. The place is immaculate! We only stayed one night while heading to Glacier, but couldn’t find a better place to stay along the way. No question, this place gets 5 stars!

Chelsea Makes Stuff

Tent camping for the “indoorsy” type of people. You’d get a better outdoor experience from camping in your own driveway - not yard..driveway. Your tent spot is a flat of mulch and gravel, with nothing but a pole fence separating you and your neighbor who is only inches away from you. There are no trees and the tent sites are on the east side so the morning sun hits you early forcing you out of bed before you’re cooked alive. You get electricity, a water spigot, and gas grill.

Margaret Williams

Campsites just opened. They are nice BUT need shade. Once the sun comes up the search for cool shade begins.. Bathrooms close to tent site closed so have share with rvs, only 2 showers for entire campsite at the time. So that means waiting, a lot. And don't plan om sleeping in, construction on campgrounds all right next to tent sites