Salome KOA Journey

Cynthia

We stayed for two nights in our tent on our way to California. Check in was very friendly and we felt very welcomed. Site was clean but not a lot of shade. There is a great pool and hot tub to relax with umbrellas. We also enjoyed the common area and the gaming room. Bathrooms were totally fine and there is a small market were you can walk to with a some hot options to eat as well.

Robert Curnell

This is a KOA RV Campground David the manager is a great guy and he has a great team working with him the bathrooms and the shower houses are very clean the swimming pool area is nice and clean they go out of their way helping you if you are down this way make sure you camping stop in here they will do everything in their powers to help you out they are great I really hate i have to leave tomorrow but my wife and I have to hit the road we have to get back to Ohio to our family but you bet I'll be back thanks David 😊

Carole Ferber

Unprofessional manager, in all the ways one could imagine. Weeds everywhere. Pool temperature was too cold, hot tub too hot. Hot tub reeks of chlorine. If a camper reports a problem to the manager, the camper will be sworn at or ignored. Clubhouse and game room floors were very dirty. Bathroom supplies were in adequate as was the cleaning. After 14 winter stays, all of this was very disappointing.

Den Usa

We visited as temperatures were starting to climb regularly above 100* daily. The campground was pretty sleepy and probably only about 10% full. It did not detract from our visit. we fully used the activity room with its large TV while doing much needed laundry. The bathrooms and the laundry were a bit dated and small but very functional. The pool and the hot tub are relatively new which we used after sunset and lower temperatures. Worth visiting even during the low season of summer. The orange trees were interesting (ripe fruit but quite sour!) as we are not from the region We visited May 2025.

M.D. Hildebrand

Maybe not a solid 4 stars but they did have a spacious and comfortable common room with very good shower and restroom facilities, plus a microwave and a coffee maker. However, the plastic picnic tables are well on the way to disintegration in the hot sun, and the tent pads made of hard packed gravel have the permeability of concrete. So don’t plan on staking a tent here. I did meet some nice campers here (never saw a staff person as the office was closed when I arrived at 4:30 pm) but then later there was a noisy altercation two sites away from me in the middle of the night. Perhaps the best thing about this KOA is the proximity to The Market at Amber Hills, just a short walk away.

Nancy M

We camped our 5th wheel overnight. Even though the office was closed at 12 noon, we were still able to get our check in info inside office box. Had the 50 amp and water and sewer . We highly recommend 👌

P Casey

Nice clean campground. We just stayed overnight. Pool looked nice, but we didn't use it. They don't have free Wi-Fi or cable. I know a lot of people come here to ride the trails and the campground is perfect for that. Sites are long, wide and level

Doug olmstead

1 night stay headed north. The place is off the beaten path. Very quiet and vacant. Throughout the night every now and then you can hear cars passing through on us60. The pool & hot tub area were small but enjoyed. Very level sites. But i think its way over priced at $71 night. Should be more like $40.

Armin

We loved it here, Scott is the friendliest KOA-guy we met so far. There is no other way as to recommend this place! :)

Pebbles Grove

Privately owned from KOA, 3rd party Wi-Fi was difficult, so no TV in the middle of nowhere. Very clean dog run and Scott was helpful explaining the area. It's a nice lay over site, unless you're a off road sporting person.