The road to this campground was pretty, but quite curvy. Entering the KOA, there was a very short narrow bridge area. The entire entrance was a a bit narrow, so the two RV Gypsies advise RVers to be careful if they meet another RV.

Below: The entry road was paved but only up to the campground office (which is not unusual), then the roads were gravel. This is fairly normal at KOA's. But the gravel is better than dirt roads, which is the alternative at other campgrounds including KOA's.

This was not a large campground. It had cable TV and unsecured Wi-Fi. The water pressure was NOT adequate for washing and rinsing long hair.

Below: The campground office and Halloween decorations.

Below: Looks like the campground washing machines took way too long to wash clothes.

Below: A very small game room located inside the KOA office.

Below: The new yard of the two RV Gypsies
- site 61

Below: View of the woods behind the RV
of the two RV Gypsies

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