Indiana Beach Monticello KOA

Marsha Marsh

I liked the camp site and the bath house/restrooms. Nice to have had access to the splash pad. We visited the pool and drove our bikes around to the arcades and store. We had a nice time. First time there. I would definitely go back.

Eileen Hyatt

Overall campground is very big, close to Indiana beach and offers a shuttle to the park. Cons? Smells of pot the entire time. No curfew enforced. There was a large group playing though a DJ type set up with large speakers until midnight… asked the after hours line if they can have it addressed and nothing happened It kept my kids up all night. Tent campers take up all the RV sites in the front those are mostly electric only. The splash pad is on the Indiana beach campground side and was fun however a lot of the water interaction tools were broken, one of the slide was too and it could really use an upgrade but overall my kids liked it. The mini golf on the Indiana beach side was ran down, overgrown weeds. Bathroom on that side was nasty too I never got a chance to to check out the bathrooms on the KOA side but my husband said the one by the pool was good. This is definitely more of a party type campground from what I’ve seen it would have got 1 star but the staff was super friendly.

Anita Richner

Absolutely WORST KOA we ever stayed!! NOT KOA quality!! Stay way!! We got a pull through and had tents next to us. In every campground (koa and others), there's always the rule that absolutely no tents are allowed in rv/trailer sites, but not herere (pictures of our neighbors in a pull through site). The campground has a quiet time starting at 11pm, with a fine of $100, that was a joke, the whole campground was loud all into the morning hours. The whole place was trashy, and the people were unfriendly. Not what you expect from a KOA!!

Amanda

We booked a Deluxe Cabin here that was ADA-complaint. We came with family and booked 4 deluxe cabins together. We had about 8 adults and 8 kids in total. We loved having our own strip in the back of the KOA for yard games and the family gatherings. It was fun to see wildlife out our screened porch in the morning. Pros: Not too busy Great cabin layout for families Playground Pool Camp store has some conveniences Cons: -Not many amenities for a koa. The splash pad and mini golf are part of another campground. The mini golf costs extra and is not worth it - seems very run down. The neighboring camp ground has many attractions just left to rot it seems. - cabins are a step below hotel accommodations. They are “broom clean” and feel fairly dirty. - uncomfortable mattresses wrapped in many layers of plastic - have to bring your own bedding, towels, cooking utensils, plates, silverware. this adds a lot of stuff to bring and there is not laundry onsite - no beach!! Overall our stay was pleasant but I don’t think we’ll come back

Matt Simon

We stayed at site 97 and over all it was ok except for the sewer hookup, see the photo. The trees have pros and cons. Shade is a pro, there wasn't a lot of shade, and trying to pull out is a con, trees are on all the right side corners. We were lucky enough to be able to pull through the site in front of us to make a wider turn to get out. The pool was clean but needs some maintenance. There were large chips out of the concrete and the paint needed to be done better; sloppy and faded. The campground was adjoining to the Indian Beach Campground and as it was explained to me they were the same campground a few years ago. There were still a few seasonal sites that were grandfathered. The dog park was large and fairly well maintained. All the staff were very friendly and informative about area attractions.