A good place to stay for visiting the area. The price is right. Wi-Fi is at additional cost of $4.00 per day. The quality was excellent.

Very nice park & now that they are having the roads it should improve things. + Premium Sites are very long & have a unique setup in sharing a large green space with neighbor - Wi-Fi is slow & keeps dropping - a fair amount of noise from the nearby Interstate. Staff are extremely friendly & helpful.

Good for an overnight stay: wouldn't want to be here for an extended stay as sites are very close together. Roads are quite narrow and the entry is quite challenging. Check-in lady was excellent: went through a lot of effort to get us a long enough space so we didn't have to un-hook.

We had a large level pull-through site right next to the office building. Some noise but didn't affect us. Cable reception was poor. Wi-Fi worked quite well.

Newer, full service park just outside of Amarillo. Rates are incredible, $17 per night & pay for 2 nights & get the 3rd night free. Also no charge for laundry. Wi-Fi is poor but they are in the process of upgrading their system. Too bad that the kitchen is being renovated as would have like to try their BBQ.

The premium pull-through site (194) we had was very long. Wi-Fi is available for a fee: didn't buy, used our Telus AirCard. Hot springs and swimming pool is at extra cost. Rate is Canadian price and somewhat over priced, especially when everything is at additional cost. Overall it's better than most RV Resorts in Canada.

Very nice & friendly smaller RV Park... sites & roads are fairly spacious for my 38' 5er. Nicely treed. $$$$ is Canadian... WiFi is extra.

This is our second time here. I would have given a higher rating if they had 'WiFi at the site' instead of only at the club house. I can't understand why a high-end resort doesn't have this service. Everything else is outstanding!

Stayed over 1 night as winds were too high for travel. Just a big asphalt parking lot but okay for a stop-over.

This was our second time here. We stayed 3 nights to give us a chance to explore Bryce Canyon. We would have rated it higher but with the lack of cable TV & WiFi that required contact of the service provider (first contacted them on Saturday & no callback) to get access, I could only give it this rating.

We stayed for 4 nights on a freebie providing we attended a Western Horizons sales pitch. Park is quite nice but not as high-end as they try to make it out to be. Cable TV is not available at the park yet. Laundry was especially small & dryers were useless. Also seemed to be having a lot of problems in the bathroom area. The Western Horizons sales presentation was horrible!!!! The representative we initially worked with was mumbling & stumbling a lot of verbage about how great the resorts were & the greatness of the CEO, yet he couldn't or wouldn't directly answer any questions we posed. Not sure if this guy could sell water to a person dying from thirst. THEN, after this hour & 20 minute debacle we were turned over to the CLOSER. After we said we wouldn't, at this time, sign up for the deal, he got real huffy & said that we are banned from coming to this park for the next 2 years. I must say that the antics of these 2 reps had only value for entertainment purposes.

We just did an overnight stay. I have to say that this is in the bottom third of KOA's that we've stayed. It was hard to get around trees & sites are quite narrow & out of level.

High end resort with lots of vegetation... shrubs on both sides of lot… right next to marina on San Diego Bay. Although they advertise big rigs,, lots are not very long or wide… had to park the pickup at another location as no room on the lot… also roads are quite narrow so it was quite a challenge to back in with a 38' 5er. Price is steep & WiFi is extra cost... BAH HUMBUG! If ever in San Diego again, we would look for another resort.

Overnighted here. More than decent.

What a Gem... only here for a night, but next time in area will stay longer. Only negative was that the WiFi wasn't working.

Good place to visit Big Ben. We were here for 3 nights. Very dusty. WiFi worked very well from our site, although they indicated that it would only work from the cafe.

Stayed a couple of nights... overly priced for what you get... somewhat rundown with lots of permanents/seasonals. They advertise that WiFi is available BUT it sure was flaky at our site.

Stayed 2 nights to visit the observatory & the historic site. Very nice park with a very pleasant manager. Only negative was the spotty cable service.

Good overnight place while heading south... typically KOA on the expensive side.

Convenient stopover while heading south. Needs some TLC as many things are falling apart. Stayed for a few days last year, but thins are getting worse.

Stayed 4 nights to visit Santa Fe & Taos... older park with very friendly staff... site was large with full service including WiFi & cable.

Stayed 4 nights... very nice park... quiet area. The only negative is extra cost for WiFi... & they don't seem to enforce the 'dogs on leash' rule.

Good for an overnight... BUT no cable.

Very nice park with the main asset being the proximity to the beach. Good social programs including aerobics, golf, Thanksgiving Dinner, weekend breakfasts, etc. Sites are on the small size, with narrow roadways making it somewhat difficult for larger units to manipulate. WiFi & cable work very well. $30 per night includes extra charge for cable... also electrical is extra. If we come back to Texas next winter, we plan to stay here for the month of November.

Good place for overnight stop while heading south.

Nightly rate based on weekly of $210. Wi-Fi only at club house area... club house only opened at 10:00 but was able to access earlier by sitting outside of club house. Some traffic noise from Interstate 90 but we were at the opposite end so we were okay. Desk staff was excellent. Nicest resort that we've stayed at in the area.

WiFi very week... kept dropping service. Rate was with GoodSam discount. No pads, just very uneven grass. No sewer at the site. No cable. How can Trailer Life rate it at 8/8.5/8??? ... it is quite grubby so I can only rate it at 5. Very disappointed with this park.

Good place for a stop-over. Cable & WiFi are very good & included in price. Facilities are in need of repair: water source leaks & laundry room is shabby with a number of broken machines.

This is our second stay here. One of the best parks we've visited. Price is with a Passport America membership. WiFi is extra at at reasonable $4 per day

Spacious drive thru sites in a very nice setting. As it is remote it is very quiet... no trains, no trucks, etc. Facilities are old but well taken care of. Other comments: Electric is extra $$$ @ $.13 per KW, even on short term stays. Water pressure is very low... less than 30. WiFi is extra $$$... not very strong.

Not impressed with Voyager... how it became the RV PARK OF THE YEAR in 1992,2001 & 2004, I'll never know. How can a top rated park not have a full WiFi service??? WiFi is not park wide, most people have to go to the hotspot in the registration area ... we were lucky as we were across from the computer club & we have a Wi-Fire booster so we could get access from our unit. Not reliable but it worked some of the time. The pull-through site we had was 17x100... not too much room once you put out your slides. Nightly rate is based on getting a weekly price.... way too expensive for what you get. The other thing that got to me was the speed of the vehicles going through the park which has a 15 MPH limit... worst of these were the 'golf cart hot rodders'... no respect for pedestrians.

Very good park for visiting the sites around Las Cruces. Nightly rate is high but when you consider it includes WiFi, cable, a continental breakfast every morning & a Friday night marguarita fest, it is reasonable. Hydro-Therapy Spa but no swimming pool.

This is the second time we have stayed here. This time we were next to the road & the traffic noise early in the morning (starting @ 5:00AM) & evening from 4:00 - 6:00 pm at times was unbearable. For this reason I'll only give them a 6. Without the noise it would be a 9 or 10. Some other comments: Rate is pro-rated from $460/month. WiFi is now resort-wide @ no cost. Service was very good. Pull-thrus only available on weekly & daily rentals. Electrical is costly @ $0.18 per KWH. For the 32 days we were there we paid $80.00.

This is a lot-for-sale park that rents spots. Park is still in the development phase. If you like a quiet desert setting this place is hard to beat. Lots are huge. We were here for 12 days: first 5 days were a freebee-listen-to-the sales-pitch (no pressure) and then $170 for an additional week. I would rate it a 10, except for no cable and WiFi at extra costt. By the way, swimming pool & spa is currently going thru final testing. We plan to return next year, perhaps for a longer stay.

We were here for 11 nights. Price: we had a half-price coupon for one week & paid regular price, less Good Sam Discount, for additional 4 nights. Premium Plus site. WiFi: available from TengoInternet at a cost. Service was excellent except for about an hour early one stormy morning. PullThrus: they keep these for very short term/club gatherings. BigRig: maybe some sites??? Our site was difficult to get into, as the road was quite narrow & the site wasn't very deep. Our unit is a 37' 5er. Overall, a very nice park with a lot of activities. Close to everything were you can walk to a lot of shopping, restaurants. Downsides: lots of building right next to the park. Also, AROMA from the dairy farm can be hard to take on a hot day!

We did an over-night on our way south. Very nice park. Could be noisy during the week (our stay was Saturday) as it is in an industrial area with a lot of construction going on.

Very nice park but EXPENSIVE!!!! Good location for visiting San Francisco & Napa wine country. But, roadways are narrow. Also, staff at check-in were teeny-boppers resulting in much confusion.... next day there was adult staff that was very helpful.

Very nice park... 5 minute walk to harbor/beach. Management were the nicest people we've encountered at all the parks where we've stayed. Would stay here again!

Good place to stop to visit Portland & area.

Very nice park. Rate was $27 for a premium site, less 15% Passport America discount. $5 per day for WiFi service. Cable & phone are included in the daily rate. No trees for summer shade. Close to the interstate with some some truck noise during the night but not too bad... also occasionally train noise. Staff are very pleasant & helpful.

Stayed for 2 weeks in fall of 2007... most others are here for the winter... only some of the 320 sites are available after the summer season. The monthly rate is very reasonable @ $325 plus electrical. All the services work well including cable & WiFi which are included in the price. Sites are quite large & most rigs would not have a problem with either width or lengh. Only downside was the lack of exercise equipment therefore we did a lot of walking. Also, there is a winery on-site.

Main focus is selling lots... sites are small-ish... only 1 pull through developed (more might come in future development. Phone hook-up available via local phone company. WiFi was strong until it went down. Cable also went away at the same time. Beach/boating available across the road.

We just did an overnight stay... much more than adequate!

We stayed for a week to check out the new 5er we had purchased from a nearby dealer. Park could use some improvements: a) especially cleanliness/repairs of the men's washrooms/showers (although my wife indicated that the lady's was fairly decent) b) 50amp service at all large sites. We did enjoy the Saturday evening entertainment.

Stayed a couple of nights to visit family/friends in the area. Lot sizes are huge but would have been nice to have 50 amp & sewer hookups. Had some family members pop over late one night to see our new unit, owners were like a hawk getting to our site for the $5 head tax, for a 20 minute visit... EH!

WOW... cleanest resort I've seen. If you use their shower/toilet rooms you log in, get a key & once you're done they clean the unit. All services are included & work well including cable & site WiFi. Staff is VERY helpful & friendly. Would definitely stay here again.

Great location for access to the Strip. Really is a resort with full facilities including a workout room. Some noise from planes in the evening & trucks using retarders on the interstate in the early morning... but really not bad. Didn't hear any noise from the high rise construction that others had mentioned. The shuttle service is quite good but the one from the hotel only took you to the Mandalay Bay & you had to transfer to another. I would not hesitate to stay here whenever we visit Vegas.

We stayed here for one night. Everything was very good, although the shower units could use some fix-up.

Nice place to stay for visiting Zion & Bryce Canyon BUT too expensive for off-season. Also, no workout area.

Good: close to city bus service to get to downtown. Very friendly & helpful office staff. Very good WiFi service. Poor: was assigned a short, narrow site on a narrow road... had to dodge trees to setup & leave. Management doesn't monitor trashy sites & noisy dogs. Washrooms need a makeover. Okay for a short visit to the area, but there are other parks we visited that are far superior.

Very nice park. Doesn't have a workout room which is important to me. We were only going to overnight but ended up staying 3 nights.

We were here for a rally, along with 12 other units. Would strongly recommend this park for anyone visiting this area. The owners managers were just great.

Clarification: The Nightly Rate is based on a month's stay. WiFi is at a cost from a service provider. Cable is available at a few sites at the perimeter of the park, next to a busy road. This park is WAY WAY past its prime... grounds, buildings, etc are in need of improvement in cleanliness, maintenance & upgrading. Of the 3 washroom/shower facilities, only one's cleanliness is passable. The park caters to regulars who return each year for the winter.... lots & lots of park models, quite a few are 'run down' Compared to other Wilder Resorts we've visited in the valley, one has to wonder why this one is so neglected. Maybe, this is why this park has so many vacancies while most other parks in the area have very few. The only good thing that I can say is that there are plenty of activities, especially if you are into dancing & crafts. If they had any flexibility on refunds for pre-paid periods, we would have been out of here weeks ago.

We were okay as we were just over-nighting... the pull-through was VERY narrow, would not want to be in this spot for a longer term.

Stayed here for three nights while the interstate was closed due to freezing rain. Enjoyed our stay. Would be a great summer family place.

We had initially booked for a month but now we are moving on after 4 nights. We decide to leave due to constant noise from the Interstate & the train horns throughout the night. Also, there is no one here (out of the 360+ lots there are less than 60 units) so this cuts down on the socializing. The other thing that is annoying is they want the nose of the units close to the roadway but the services (ews) are way in the back. My unit has the water and electric connection at the rear, so I was okay with my water hose but had to use a extension for my power. My cable & sewer connection are mid-unit so I had to purchase a 50ft cable to make the connect, while the sewer connect is 30+ feet & I only carry 20 feet. As an RV park, it has some excellent facilities, but I would only consider it as a stopover for a few days.

Not a bad park for a short term visit to the area, although there are quite a number of seasonal RVers. We were in an older section that needed some work including getting the cable system fixed. Had a great view of Laughlin from our site. This park needs to invest in some TLC to get the facilities in top shape.

Caters to seasonal snowbirds. Fair amount of vehicle noise from nearby road. Cleanest washrooms I've seen in an RV park.

Winter rates & service (no water, no sewer) in effect. Decent place for overnighting. Watch for overhanging tree branches.

This is a great park with great facilities & programs. The only complaint I have is the noise from the road nearby & occasionally from the lemon fields. The road has a lot of early morning (starts @ 5:00) noise from farm vehicles (trucks & busses). Also, on cold nights the wind fans at the lemon fields sound like a bunch of helicopters. If visiting this park, try to get a site away from the mail road.

We used this facility as a based when visiting Cape Breton. Our treed site was somewhat small be we preferred this versus a larger open site. We would stay here again.

This park caters to the seasonal & year round crowd. I estimate that more than half the units are park models. I found, as a younger (63) newcomer, I didn't fit in as much as I would have liked due to the socializing was amongst those that had been coming here for years. Plenty to do as they had excellent facilities with a large number of planned activities. Near a main railway line so it takes a while to get used to the rumbling & whistles during the night. From time to time, there is quite an odor from the dairy farms in the area. Some Pull-Through sites but seems to be for those that arrive early before their booked site is ready or short term-ers. We were charged the monthly rate for the month we spent here... not sure of the daily rate.

Okay for visiting area. Small sites. No firepits. Very Little Shade.

Beautiful area. Great for hiking or walking to the beach & lighthouse. This was our second time in this park & we would not hesitate to return.

One of the best state parks on the west coast. Great for cycling.

Great family park. Lots of trees.

Super clean washroom & showers. Heritage site with lots of historic attractions. Very good bike facilities. Large day use park area with Disk Golf facilities. We will return.