A small KOA park with some freeway noise. Lots of TV channels. Wi-fi pretty strong, good connection. Sites are gravel, pretty level. Typical average KOA with KOA amenities, pool, store, etc.

There are wide, paved, level sites, but I have one BIG COMPLAINT. WiFi is $4.99 per day; no weekly rate, just daily and monthly. That's why I rated them a 7.

Nice quiet park. Cable TV, a little fuzzy. Slow Wi-Fi, very slow getting web sites. Sites are gravel but level. Sites are very close together and the park roads are very narrow. We would stay here again, just be aware of these minor inconveniences.

This is nice, quiet campground with mature trees for plenty of shade. Has excellent TV & WiFi. Big level sites, not close together.

This is a typical KOA with all the ammenities they offer. However, the TV channels are somewhat limited and they had WiFi issues when we were there, on and off. However, it is close to Twin Falls (5 miles). And close to a Flying J with a "truck wash". We had our RV washed there for $24.

This is an excellant campground. Big sites, long and very wide. Paved interior roads and pads with lot's of grass all around. Rural country setting away from trains and airports yet close to town. Very quiet. Excellant strength WiFi. TV could use more channels but adequate. Give discounts to nearby casino. Only one negative, the Laundry is very small, only a few machines.

Nice park, level, large pull through sites. Wi-Fi in office. Very nice little park.

Park is nice with level gravel site with plenty of room between them. Some sites have mature shade trees. WiFi is good, tons of TV channels. We would stay here again.

This campground is just OK but it's the only one with cable TV. It has WiFi only in the hotel lobby!! The TV channels are quite limited. If the new park 20 miles west had cable TV we'd stay there. It's a beautiful, paved park.

Park is OK, has level gravel sites, good TV & WiFi. Sites are narrow but long, close together. La Grande is a nice town located in a beautiful valley surrounded by the Blue Mountains.

The park has all sand roads and sites. TV is excellent, mucho channels. WiFi is good. But for the money, pretty expensive for this park in this town.

All packed-sand sites, some with trees. They advertise WiFi, but it sucks. It drops out very frequently barely allowing a connection. I was near the Office wifi tower and still only got an intermittent connection. You have to carry your laptop to the office to sustain a connection. I called several times only to be told excuses, "maybe too many others are online now", or "we had a storm a few days ago". I will not stay there again.

Narrow interior roads, small trees, no shade, expensive wifi at $5.95/day, but long sites for truck parking, near The Strip, near groceries, etc. Nice park.

All hard sand sites, no paved roads, WiFi good if near a transmitter. We parked ajacent to the "grass area", wifi there is good. Tv good with limited cable channels. They have that awful Bloomberg instead of CNBC business channel for example. But park is near a very nice casino with excellent food, nice grounds and a white sand beach on the river. 12 miles from Laughlin Casinos.

We made reservations in this campground at 11:00 am with our Visa card and arrived at 3 pm. All the pull through sites were full including the one they said they reserved for us! They blamed the "mistake" on a new office girl. This happened to us and others we know here before. I now believe this is their normal practice, to "get the money". You know, "a bird in hand". Who ever shows up first gets the sites. They DON'T hold sites. We will NEVER stay here again.

Beautiful Park. But TV is very limited and some channels are not clear.

The park is just OK. There are lots of permanent residents, kinda junky in the back. Very narrow sites, paved but not all are level. Water pressure just OK. When it rains the areas between sites get muddy. We will not stay here next year.

Beautiful, clean park with great security and very large sites. Concrete pads but not level.Wi-Fi but flaky, kept varying and sometimes would lose connection. TV has limited channels, no MSNBC. CNBC, etc. This park is over-rated for the very high price.

Park is just OK, gravel road and sites. Some concrete pads to step down on. TV only has about 20 channels, WiFi is good at site. Park Mgmt inconsiderate of guests, allows sewer maintenance truck in campground at 8:00 AM to pump sewer, VERY LOUD, running loud pumps for 15 minutes. Also a truck with chemicals drives slowly through grounds spraying chemicals on park roads from behind truck. Wind blows chemicals on you. Plus smell is foul. If there were another good park near Twin Falls would stay there instead.

We have stayed there every year for the past 5 years. It's a nice campground with level, gravel sites, free Wi-Fi and cable TV. Very little grass at most sites. Only 4 washing machines though for extended stays, and washers are expensive. It is a GREAT central location, right in the middle of Sedona. The negative we have is they keep limiting the more reasonable cost sites to small rigs. We used to fit in several lower cost sites but they have made new rules and limit how far you can back into a site. Thus limiting the length of RV's for all the more reasonable sites. The longer sites are very expensive. Also their weekly rates only a few dollars savings over daily rates.

This is a nice, quiet park, with wide spaces with plenty of room for slide outs, both sides and awning. Hookups are within a close distance. TV has plenty of channels, Wi-Fi is very good. The negatives about the park concern the management, too many rules, ie; sewer hose must be elevated above the ground, only the most expensive sites are available if your 5th-wheel is over 32 feet. You can't park your truck next to your RV, it must go in a parking area. The laundry only has a few washers and dryers, it's hard to get an opening.

This park is way over-rated for pull-through campers. The pull-through sites are not landscaped, ugly, narrow and too close to the adjacent sites. The hookups are old and worn, site is dirt, not gravel. They do have a cement pad. We chose a pull-through because they had cable TV, the back-ins didn't. The park looked pretty nice at check-in so we assumed all the sites were nice. Wrong, the pull throughs in the back are really bad. The advertised Wi-Fi was so weak in the pull-through area no one could stay connected. The Mgmt pleaded ignorance of computer issues, just said "sorry".

This park is right next to the freeway. You can hear the loud noises from the big rigs and sirens all night long. Would never stay here again. Wi-Fi was $ 5.00 for 1 night! Araby Acres RV Park is much nicer and quieter.

OK, quiet campground. Level large pull-throughs with 50 amps. Good water pressure. Just a few TV stations. Very quiet at night, lot's of trees. We've stayed here 4 times.

Beautiful Park, we stay here every year for a month ($890) and have a beautiful view out the rear of our 5th wheel. However, the park has a couple of issues. The cable TV is satellite feed thru cable to each site. Some of the main channels like ABC and NBC are terrible, static sound and fuzzy picture. And only a few channels are available. The other is they charge monthly customers for electricity, which gets expensive fast. I suggest you monitor your electric use and use propane to heat and heat hot water.

This is Dog heaven, everyone seemed to have dogs. Also, there is a city sewage treatment plant just across the river. Sometimes it discharges a terrible smell. But I still give the park an 8 because of cable TV and WiFi and Propane services. Sites are kind of crowded, not a lot of room between rows of sites for maneuvering. Also, lawn sprinklers left a permanent puddle on our site so we were tracking in wet grass all the time.

This is an old park with a new area for pull-throughs with 30 or 50 amps, cable TV with 60+ channels, WiFi but a very low connection speed. But, it is not a bad or ugly park. I would rate it a 7.5, 8, 8.5. The pull-through area is level gravel with grass between wide sites. Plenty of room. A view of the mountains at the back of the park, a plus for 5th wheels (rear facing windows). There are some older units in here but they are in the heavily wooded area. There are a few modular homes but they are new and attractive. We would stay here again.

This is a very nice park with level and mostly shaded sites. Our site required an extension from the 50 amp hookup to the rear of our trailer. Hookups are near the front of the sites. They advertise WiFi but say they don't guarantee it as ours dropped out from time to time. Also, the laundry only had a few washers and dryers. But it is a beautiful setting by the river. Cell phone service didn't work for our Verizon service either.

This is a private K/M campground. However, they will accommodate overnighters in their pull-through area. Very nice campground 8 miles west of Spokane, 1 mile South of I-90. Not many nice campgrounds in Spokane, but this one is. In the tall pines, very quiet. We will stay there on our return to Seattle.

Park pretty pricy considering early May, isolated location, and all gravel roads and sites, some sites very narrow. Pool not working.

A very nice, quiet, clean park with easy site access and hookups. Out away from town and the freeway, very quiet and relaxing.

WiFi isn't at sites, can only connect in hotel Lobby.

Park is run down from a couple years ago, grass needs mowing, large treeshave died. And, the WiFi is $4/hour, $8/day, $30/month. Yet it is very slow downloading, slower than dial-up. This park is not very nice anymore, we used to like it...

This is a picturesque park in the trees in the middle of Sedona, AZ. It's a very old park with so-so maintenance on the sites. Has overhead wires, mostly 30 amp hookups. Only 4 washers in laundry, some ants need spraying, some permanent residents living among the various sites that leave for work at all hours. This could be a fantastic park if they would remove the few permanent trailer houses, keep out the locals, and bury the electric and cable. If you like rustic, you'll love this park, we do.

Monthly winter rate of $790 for Coronado Bay View sites. Even though we're only staying 3 weeks ($35/night) the monthly rate is cheaper. weekly rates are hardly any better than daily. Beautiful park, heavy shrubbery between sites, concrete level pads, Bay view sites, just spectacular! We loved it here. WiFi $40/month. TV has limited channels but gets CNN ESPN and others in addition to local ABC, NBC, CBS & FOX.

Park very nice and clean. But extrememly tight spaces to get into, at a sharp right angle to the driveway. Says pull-throughs but they are two small sites together. Loud train ajacent to the park, runs frequently, day and night!!!

Very weak Wi-Fi signal, drops in and out. Maybe better if closer to main building? Very clean large big-rig sites, easy hookups. No Cable TV, antenna only and NBC & CBS very weak fuzzy signal.

Limited number of spaces if you are in for overnight or just a few days, mostly full timers and monthly's. Gravel, slightly shaded sites. Limited TV channels, no WiFi, Internet is dial-up in library. A very clean, attractive (small palms & pond with Swans), easy access in and out.

Ugly sites, only views from RV's are Permanent Park Model Homes. Sand sites, hookups are way in the back of Rv's, you need really long hoses to connect. Mostly permanent or snow bird elderly residents. No wifi and RV sites are far from office to use modem connection. This is a huge park with only limited RV sites.

Real Beach'ee place. Level wide back-in sites. If you get a "fence" site you can see the ocean from your rig (If it's a Motor Home or big 5th wheel. We loved it, very nice park.

A great RV Park, very clean, level concrete pads, easy hookups, Wi-Fi, excellent!

Nice Park, level sites, easy access, low freeway noise, close to SF. Wi-Fi is only in their lounge, can't get signal at site.

Nice park close to freeway (I-5)and resturants and services. Level concrete pads, grass lawns between sites. Nice park for a few nights to explore Shasta, etc.