Great park, only downside was the sites are pea stone, and they get into your shoes real easy. We came in without a reservation, and they did not have a site, let us dry camp in the large parking lot near checkin with our slides out. Then we got a site for 4 more nights. Very new, very clean Maytag laundry room. Very reasonable prices in the store. We would stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We were just passing through and this was a layover night for us. The park is some distance outside of Kingman and situated in a fairly scenic location, although it is fairly close to the freeway and a truck stop. The park has nice desert landscaping and was very clean. This would be a good place to stay if you are into horses as they are also a "horse motel". I thought the fully fenced off-leash area for dogs was a thoughtful amenity. My only complaint is that the site we were in sloped from front to back and we had some difficulty getting level. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very nice campground and a great place to stay if you need a stopover on I-40. The pull-thru sites are huge and the entire place is immaculately maintained. Kudos to the folks who were running the place when we were there, a very nice couple from Port Angeles, Washington State. They were friendly and helpful and added that personal touch that made our visit enjoyable, instead of just okay. We will stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very clean park. Very nice personnel. Nice long pull-thrus for overnighters. Easy hookups. Nice area for walking, and a clean pet area. Well stocked store. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We just needed a place to over night. Big Rig Friendly,very nice pull thrus, easy in and out, very friendly staff. They also give Escapee Club members a discount. No extra charge for WIFI and brochure included various coupons for local restaurants. The Iron Skillet had a buy one buffet get the second 1/2 off. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I stayed here for 2 months, had numerious electrical outages, water supply had low pressure, park was clean, but sits 13 miles from Kingman, fuel and dining in truck stop next to park, but fuel prices much higher than fuel prices in Kingman. Park has mail boxes, but I do not recommend anyone use them, had severe losses of mail. US post office in Kingman had no explanation of lost mail, so one can only assume why it was lost between post office and RV park, I do not recommend this park, pricing was deceptive, charges extra fee's for more than two people, at $2.00 a day. Will never stay at this location again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Had group of 13 RV's and were very friendly.. Let us use the club house and BBQ. Showers were outstanding and very clean. Would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here 4 days. This is a nice park. The roads are paved and wide. The sites are pea gravel and arevery clean. Water pressure is a little low if you want to take a shower. Electric runs a little low, when using the A/C, but we had no problem. The laundry is great, the restrooms and showers are great. For those who have horses, they have a seperate area to house your horses. There are workampers who are very nice. There is a Petro truck stop between the campground and I-40. No big problem with truck or highway noise. WiFi works and is fast, however I kept being dropped out. Had to keep reconnecting while using it. I ended up using my Sprint Air Card at 1x to read and send email. I use Outlook and their server will not pass my email. Overall this is a great campground and the only compalint is the WiFi not being stable. They give a discount of 10% for Goodsams and 15% for Escapees. We would definately stay here for a day or a week or more if we were passing this way. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Prior comments apply except the wi-fi system has been upgraded and was very good while I was there. The park was turning away people so be sure to make a reservation. The park is 12 miles east of Kingman so be sure to stock up with groceries before arriving. We camped here in a Motorhome.

One of the best overnight parks around. Friendly staff and two off leash dog runs. Very neat. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great place to stay whil transiting I-40. Good for pets. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice park, quiet, clean. Staff very friendly and helpful. Quite a few permanent residents. We stayed here a little over a month. I had no idea Northern Arizona was so cold. I work over the Internet and their wireless is from the truck stop nearby. Not their fault the service was very unreliable. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Not nearly as nice as website shows. Loud due to proximity of I-40 and truck stop. Cable TV included but only 10 channels are available. Many full timers located at back of park. Not a destination park, overnight only. For overnighters this is basically just a gravel parking lot, but sites are all easy, pull throughs. We were afraid to use "dog area" due to strict rules and foul language on signs. Price was good; $22 with Good Sam Discount. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I do not know why Trailer Life Directory only rated this park a seven on appearance. It is a very attractive, well maintained park conveniently located off of I40. Folks were very pleasant and welcomed pets as long as you followed the very reasonable park rules. They had two nice dogs runs, too. The level graveled sites were very spacious with a tree, picnic table, full hookups, and cable. WiFi was free and there was good signal throughout the park. They had a nicely stocked store and movie videos to rent. There were long-term folks here but they had nice rigs and very neat sites. No rift-raft. This was also a horse motel. This was a good location for one night or a few nights if you wanted to check the area out. There are some nice natural areas to hike in. I would definitely recommend this very lovely and reasonably price RV park and would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We enjoyed our stay. No restrictions on size of dogs or breed as long as the rules were followed. Easy access to I-40, pretty area, large sites, clean, very well managed, friendly and helpful people all around. Many full timers, all ages represented. RV storage area available. Access to hiking and ATV trails everywhere. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very nice overnight park located just off of I-40, large truck stop is nearby for fuel and food, they even have a RV wash. Very neat and clean park as well as the restrooms and showers. Sites are nice size. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I would have rated this a 10 if not for the diesel truck noise mentioned by the previous reviewer. The grounds are beautiful landscaped and maintained and the sites will accommodate the largest rigs. There are stables for horses and even two fenced in areas for dogs to play in, complete with a bench for their owners. The facilities are nicely maintained and equipped. The views of the mountains from the park, if one looks past the truck stop, are wonderful. We would return to this park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a wonderful park! Very nice, spacious, clean sites with mature trees and extremely clean facilities. The bathrooms/showers were extremely clean and comfortable, although not close to the actual RV sites. They had more washers/dryers than we've ever seen anywhere. The staff was very pleasant and helpful. Our dog enjoyed the dog corral where she could run around safely off-leash. They even have a space for horses (it's also a "horse hotel"). The well stocked store had perishables and all the RV incidentals, including video tapes and DVDs for rent. Coffee offered in the mornings in front of the coi pond was extremely pleasant. AND they're only a block away from various RV services (RV wash, tires, service, etc...there's a big truck stop) and a good restaurant. When we return to Kingman, Blake Ranch will be the FIRST place we'll stop. We would strongly recommend Blake Ranch to anyone. P.S. They're continuing to make improvements too! We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground is clean and has full hookups. It is not a campground I would like to stay in for a long period but is nice for a short stay to do some sightseeing in the area or for a short stop. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice, clean park that shows attention to detail by the operator. Easy access from the freeway, and very quiet location. Highly recommend this park!! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice overnight park. Would have rated an "8" if not for freeway noise and truck stop located between park and freeway so constant diesel noise. Also Wi-Fi is $4.95 a day and not free which is too much. Easy access from I40 at Exit 66. Very clean private showers and restrooms. Rate is for Good Sam. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Great place for a couple of days. Nothing at all for kids. Everything was neat and clean. Very quiet. Office staff were very nice & friendly. Very nice views of the surrounding country side. Black top roads, sites are pretty level, small round pea gravel. A pool or small lake would make it a perfect spot!!! We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very nice park to over night in or spend a few days. It is very well maintained. There are some long term RVers but all are in well maintained RVs. There are 2 dog runs that are as nice as any I have seen. Wifi is available for $4.95 a day. Our Verizon works very well but is on "extended network". I would recommend this park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a nice, clean, friendly park that is also a horse motel! It has a nice store, easy to get propane, and a new laundry. The roads were wide and easy to navigate. Lots of places to hitch up. Easy to get on and off I-40 and behind a Petro so it's close to get gas and grab a bite to eat. About 15 miles south of Kingman. They have Wifi for $4.95 a day (Flying J service) and that will be the only way you can get on the internet. It seems Kingman is all blocked out for Earthlink or AOL users by the local telephone company. So while this park offers a phone line on site I didn't see any reason to get it. The owners were very upfront about the problem and said unless we had a local access number with the phone, you can't get online. So I asked if Verizon cell phones worked here and he said, "No." It appears other cells work but not Verizon. The price was very reasonabe and they honored our Escapees card for the reduced rate. I'd sure consider staying here for a stopver but not long term because of the online difficulty and the non-working cell phone situation. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice overnight campground. Place was spotless with wonderful laundry room. Very friendly staff, just off of I40. I could see the interstate but not hear it. Surrounded by pretty mountains. Recommended. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very wide & long gravel pull-thru sites. Small tree, but it is Arizona. Full hookups-cable tv only has 6 stations-four networks, ESPN and HBO. Many of the sites had long term campers, but still had close to 20 overnite sites available. Park was very clean. It is about a half block off I-40, but was very quiet. We camped here in a camper.

This is a great park with extra large sites and a really nice staff. The utilities are strong and the wifi is excellent although the office did have to reboot the router regularly. They could use a better router. I would give it a 10 except that there is some noise. There are a lot of trains that run close to the park 24 hours a day and they do blow their horns a lot. There is also some road noise if you are parked in the upper part of the park close to I40. It's still the best park in Kingman, though.. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very clean park. Nice pull-thru sites for our 40' motorhome. Big sites were no problem for letting out our slides. The WiFi worked great and the restrooms were of the cleanest we have seen. We will definitely stop in again when we are in Kingman, AZ. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We usually stay at this park when going through Kingman, AZ. New owners took over at the beginning of the year, they did a lot of upgrades such as the wi-fi, more cable channels, and repaved. Also had new managers, that now guide you into your site which is nice when you're pulling in at night. I would definitely stay here when traveling through Kingman Arizona. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a great place! The only thing that would have made it a ten is the poor dog run. This is the desert, so I guess you can't expect too much. The shower are very nice. Everything seems to be like new. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stay here each time we come through Kingman. The campground has changed ownership, but it continues to be super clean and is well run. You are escorted to you site now, which is new. It has a nice pool, and the laundry room is open 24/7. There is a train track nearby, so if you don't mind hearing an occasional train it's fine. There is some traffic noise as it is downtown, but the location is good if you want to be near town or have some business here. We will continue to stay here when we come through Kingman. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very nice park . Management very helpful . Was able to receive internet through my Verizon broadband. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very clean and well kept up park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We are concluding the winter here. It is by far the best park in Kingman area for long term or overnight camping. We worked here in Kingman, and it is ideal for such a situation. It is kept very clean and is quite convenient to I-40 and Hwy's 66 & 93. The perimeter spaces are rented to monthlies, while interior spaces are for the in&outs. The spaces are quite adequate, space-wise, and the park management is excellent. We did not find the noise of I-40 or of the trains hard to sleep by at all. And, within a couple of minutes, one can access the BLM/Kingman trail system, newly developed, with trail biking and hiking opportunities. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is not a destination campground. The staff was very nice, and everything was clean and well maintained. Most of the sites are long term, but they maintain 16 pull-through sites for over-nighters. Easy to get in and out of without having to unhook the tow-behind. Close to Interstate 15, but noise was not aweful. Good park to spend a night in on the way to your destination. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Just got back from spending 3 nights here with my family (including a 12y/o and 6/y/o). The bathrooms and showers are so clean and nice it was almost a shame to use them. Management went out of their way to make people feel comfortable and safe. Even though this park is off I-40, I did not not notice the interstate noise (the noise retaining wall does work well.) The train is far enough that horn is just plain relaxinzzzzzz. This park is so nice, that I won't even consider another park in the Kingman area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Cleanest rest rooms and showers we have ever seen. Gravel sites. Overall easy access and very clean. Only downside-noise! Next to very busy interstate and trains run near every 30 minutes all night and blow whistles. Very hard to sleep!! We camped here in a camper.

Nice park - found it a little dusty due to all gravel roads. Sites were clean but narrow. Lots of shade. WiFi was only good if you went to the clubhouse where it was very good and it was free. Swimming pool needs new furniture. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We parked here on our way through to Grand Canyon. Very friendly staff, nice to have complimentary coffee in the morning. We had a nice big site near the entrance. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Quiet RV park about 2 miles off I-40. Level, gravel sites, some shade, cable tv, Wifi worked great. Friendly staff led me to my site. Gravel sites were raked after each RV left which was a nice touch. Restrooms and showers were clean. We stayed here overnight as we passed through. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Most expensive rv park in Kingman, but it also has the most amenities and it looked to be the cleanest as well. Well off the freeway so it was quiet. Good graveled level sites. WIFI connection was excellent. Park in the middle of a residential area. Some permanent residents in one part of the park away from the overnighters. Nightly rate is with the KOA discount. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Not sure why this park has gotten some bad reviews. I found it to be one of the better KOAs. There were privacy bushes between most sites, nice landscaping and activity areas, and good wifi and cable. Restrooms/showers were clean and well-maintained. Staff was courteous and competent. Not too far from the interstate, yet far enough not to hear any traffic noise. All and all, a nice place! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We are travel nurses and it is very hard to find a park in the Kingman area that alows kids and pets. Every KOA that we have stayed at has been great except this one. They had plenty of monthly sites available, but they dont alow kids. Their excuse is that there is nothing for them to do. I wonder if the pool, mini golf, playground and everything else they have is only for "adults"? The owner was very rude and verbally short. I will never stay at this campground again. I hope that everyone reads this. I also called KOA in Montanna and lodged a formal complaint on this campground and the owners. Very horrible, another family had the same problem at the time we were here. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This was our first stop on a 3 week trek in our motorhome through Arizona, California, and Oregon, staying in a different park every night. This place is not fancy or new, but the people were very friendly, restrooms clean, space level but kinda small, and a nice place for pets. When we travel, we make a point to try to stay at the nicer campgrounds. We would definitly stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Clean campground that is showing it's age. Interstate noise wasn't a problem, but trains were loud. Escort helped us to our site, very friendly. Advertised WiFi, but as usual for KOA, it didn't work! We noticed some very nice tent sites and many kabins. We would stop again if we were in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is an old KOA that is still in pretty good shape. It was $25 for a no sewer and very narrow site. The weather was to cold to use the pool but it looked OK. The dog run was huge and she could run free. We needed some repairs and the Chevy dealer treated us very good. They put us right in and had it done in a couple of hours. Mohave County Museum was well worth the time. The campground felt safe and fine for an overnight. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Old but well maintained campground. All gravel with plenty of oleander bushes between most sites. Only really shady sites are the water/electric hookup sites. The full hookup sites have lots of trees and bushes, but they are parellel with the sun's path. Big rigs (60 plus feet) will do well to call ahead and request sites 59-64 if 50 amp service is needed. Even if that much power isn't needed, those sites are the widest and longest, making it easier to park. 50 amp power costs an extra $3.50 and will have to be unlocked by the site escort. This park is located away from the highways, airports, and other noise makers. Very quiet. A nice overnighter. Say hi to Earl, the night security guy, and his savage watch dog, Taffy. We camped here in a camper.

Park is very clean and has a very nice pool which is needed in a hot climate. The roads and sites are dirt or sand and freely blows in wind or if driving--need to gravel roads and sites. They do a good job of seperating the overnighters, long-term and permanent residents. Some of the sites are too narrow for slideouts, but office employees were helpful in finding an appropriate site. We camped here in a camper.

Clean and well maintained park. Sites are a bit close together but NO side by side hookups. Camp store is well stocked and facilities include a pool, rec room, mini-golf and a large dod walk area We camped here in a camper.