Thompson Grand River Valley KOA

Bob Herchick

This KOA is what you would expect from a great campground; amenities, activities, nice lots, etc. But the best part is the people that own and run this place, from the front desk gal to the people in charge. Due to a domestic disturbance next to us when we move in, I asked those running the campground if they could move me to another site. No questions ask, they moved me to a secluded double site at no additional charge; and then promptly took care of the disturbance. My wife was having major back surgery and needed rehabilitation afterwards. I had amazon medical supplies delivered to the front office, and while I was at the hospital, the camp hosts delivered them to my motorhome because by the time I got back at night the camp store would have been closed. They also went out of their way to extend my visit and even move me to a different open site so I could stay after their season ended. Give these folks your business, they truly deserve it and will provide you with kind and caring hospitality. We camped at Thompson / Grand River Valley KOA Holiday in a Motorhome. Unfortunately there are gravel roads in all directions leading to this KOA. You WILL get your rig dusty. Not in the campground but on the roads leading here. To stay on the gravel road the least distance, I highly recommend going to the center square(oval) in Thompson and taking the southern road into the KOA. Plenty of room and clearance for your big rig on the roads.

Ronnie Wetherington (Ron)

We spent one night at this KOA. It was very nice. We didn't use any facilities other than wifi and hookups. The grounds were clean. Roads were good. Sites were a good size and the ones in our area had nice shelters and outdoor furniture. I would recommend this place to others.

Born To Be Retired

Gorgeous KOA far from a busy road which is rare. We didn’t get the opportunity to stay here. We are a member and asked to pay to dump but they don’t let you do that here x not sure why. Good source of extra income and nice feature for KOA members. We tried calling at least 5 times to ask ahead of driving there but they never answered the phone .

Matt Hiker

This was our first time here and we enjoyed it. There is a large fishing pond and a smaller swimming pond. There is a heated swimming pool as well. The staff is very friendly and the sites are nice. The only minor complaint was, being a holiday weekend, we would’ve like to have the grass cut at our sites. Overall I give it 4.5 stars.

Cal Tillotson

This campground was fine. I’ll do cons first: the trailer in the first picture must house a bunch of dogs as they constantly barked. The next 4 pictures are our friends site, which was like this when we arrived- they didn’t mow prior to our week stay and it was a swamp with standing water. I’m assuming there is a tile line that dumps right at that spot. We saw at least 2 water spickets that leaked. The speed limit is five, but you wouldn’t want to go any faster than that anyways because the driveways have washouts every direction you go. We really didn’t believe they owned a weedwhacker/mower until the KOA inspectors showed up. Still only heard it for 5 minutes. Part broke in the pool, which is not completely their fault. Things do break just stinks that it happened when we were here. The clubhouse/pavilion has so much potential, but it’s just an empty shell with random toys on the floor and grass growing up all around it. Pro- The pond with the inflatables was fun for the kids. The large fishing pond was well-maintained. It served the purpose of being within an hour of Cleveland. This campground has so much potential!!! It was probably wonderful at one time! All and all I feel like it is a pricey campground for what it is. $730 for 6 nights.