Since this was just a one-night
stop-over and the two RV Gypsies did not want to unhitch their toad.
They did not take a lot of photos at this campground. Actually, they
never went outside of their RV because this was a rare chance for Lee
to get some rest. As full-time RVers, they do a lot of sight-seeing.
But here are a few comments about the Boise Meridian KOA: The people
in the office were very nice, and the campground was well kept.
The roads were paved, which is unusual, and a real plus. The site the
two RV Gypsies got assigned to was barely long enough for the RV and
toad of the two RV Gypsies. Parking on the streets, patios, sidewalks,
or grass was not allowed. Also the slideout seen in the above photo
was actually touching the picnic table. TV reception was very
good and so was the water pressure on this date. The park was in the
process of changing their Wi-Fi so the code they gave to the two RV
Gypsies did not work. The hot tub was closed. The pool was extremely
small. Campground has a no-refund policy, as do many campgrounds. And
of course, everything mentioned here is subject to change, and NOT controlled
by the two RV Gypsies.
The two RV Gypsies are not usually concerned with the same amenities
that most campers look for because they do not consider themselves
campers as they do not spend much time in the campground using facilities.
They are full-time RVers who only use the campground as a place to sleep
and eat and sometimes use the hot tub. Their main objective is
to play tourist in the city and cities outside of the campground with
a lot of day trips. They hope all the campground photos and comments
help other RVers when they are choosing a campground, although their
reasons for choosing a campground is most likely different from people
who want to spend a lot of time in the campground enjoying campground
amenities.
Comments do not make the campground good or bad in general. They are just statements about the experience of the two RV Gypsies on said date. |
