Seligman / Route 66 KOA Journey

Christian Robbin

The owner who lives upstairs was intoxicated beyond measure outside. I was walking outside and I saw him talking to some guy. And a lady was walking her dog on her leash by the fence. The owners dog was not being held and was loose and started chasing her dog. Her dog was medium size and not showing signs of being vicious at all. Actually pretty docile. She pointed out his dog and he flipped her off. And then started following her as she walked away in her face. She looked upset and next thing I saw was her running away scared and he got into a car, and went after her. I hope she's ok. This guy who runs this place is a physco chasing women walking a dog. Not professional at all. Very dangerous. Even if it's "his property" he can't be chasing people drunk... Or have his dog off leash coming after people walking. It's supposed to be a "dog friendly" place, nor is there any signs saying no dogs allowed. Pretty small town. Won't be surprised if the owners reply is not nice or defending his actions. Wrong beyond measure.

Joshua Narlesky

We stopped here for an overnight on July 4th weekend. This seemed to be a nice KOA when we arrived, and we enjoyed walking around the town and having dinner. The staff were friendly, the grounds were maintained nicely, and the bathrooms were clean. However, we were disappointed with the cleanliness of the cabin when we arrived. At first we were pleasantly surprised that we had a cabin with mattresses that were like new and seemed really comfortable, but looking closer we realized they needed a good wipe down to remove the pet hair and paw prints. The fridge had something spilled all over the inside, and the floor was sticky in a place or two and could have used a mop. Since this is camping, we didn’t think it was a big deal so we wiped the fridge and the beds and left to enjoy the pool and the games. We didn’t realize until after dark that the cabin had a cockroach problem. We killed seven in about an hour as they were finding their way in through the floor boards. Some were attracted to whatever was on the floor. One crawled in my pant pocket overnight and jumped out the next morning when my wife was folding clothes. Not a good experience. I feel bad to leave a bad review. This is a nice campground and we would have enjoyed our stay if we had our RV or a cabin without the bugs. Hopefully this issue is addressed soon.

MICHAEL HAGAN

Great place to stop for a quick overnight! Easy to get to from the freeway and the staff is very friendly. I don’t use the campground restrooms or showers, so I can’t comment on that. My biggest complaint is that they allow a dilapidated trailer to stay there full time and they’ve parked me next to them both times I’ve been there this year for reasons I don’t understand. There were plenty of other spots. Now, I have no problem with older RV’s, but this one was falling apart with electrical exposed on the side and extension cords running into the windows, bottom falling out underneath the belly…etc. It looked like a fire hazard in my opinion and it was too far gone to be in any RV park. I’ve added a picture, but the picture doesn’t do it justice.

Enrico Masini

We truly loved this family run RV campground. The spot was beautiful, just a few hundred metres from an historic section of route 66 and quite close to the Grand Canyon national park. We were treated extremely well and nicely by everyone and even offered complimentary coffee. We had a lovely bbq near our RV and were able to use all facilities. Very highly recommended

Clark Gardner

Nice place to stay in the RV. Train was a little close but all part of the charm. They had a well stocked store and clean laundry facilities. Buying propane on-site was a nice perk too. We will definitely stay again.