On this date, check in time was 2 p.m.
Check out time was 11 a.m. Late check-outs may be charged. Wi-Fi only
available within 50 feet of the Family Center. Cable TV only available
at the Family Center. TV did not work at sites
without satellite.
The roads were gravel. sites were dirt and grass (if you are lucky).
The site the two RV Gypsies got was very tight
and close to the neighbor. Sites were slanted and that helped.
Laundry was open 24 hours on this date. Propane was available outside
the park at Grandy Creek Grocery - mention KOA and they may give you
a discount. Pool and spa hours were 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. in season. Adult
swim 3 - 4 p.m. (that time should be later at night, in the opinion
of the two RV Gypsies.) No one under 18 allowed in the hot tub.
Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult at all times. (Yet
the two RV Gypsies observed the campers across the street with at least
6 young children who were probably ages 5 - 8 and rode their bikes by
themselves and ran all over the campground alone).
Other standard camping rules observed regarding bikes, pets, quiet
time, drugs, alcohol, trees, no vehicle washing, no clotheslines etc.
(But again, these were not enforced while the two RV Gypsies were here).
The campground was staffed 24/7. The jump pillow, mini golf, and ice
cream social cost extra and require the purchase of a wrist bracelet.
The ice cream social here was $2.50 on this date. It was only $1 at
the last KOA. This was a holiday week-end so the place was crowded.
The two RV Gypsies stayed out of the campground as much as possible. |
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Below: The site of the two RV Gypsies. Before the next door campers moved in it seemed like a nice spot, and then the two RV Gypsies realized what a small spot they had. |
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As seen above, both sides of the RV had
a tree. Some of the bins couldn't even be opened
because of the trees. |
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 While
the two RV Gypsies were moving into their site, Karen Duquette had to
pick up paper napkins that had blown off their next door campers picnic
table. Below is one view of the next door camper's CRACK as he sat outside.
Other times, the two RV Gypsies had to look at his extremely fat and
large "beer belly". This was
not a pleasant view for the two RV Gypsies as they sat in their RV.
They left the day before the two RV Gypsies, and they left more trash
in their site. This is why The Two RV Gypsies do not like to be called
"campers".
They are full-time RVers. (But they have met a lot of nice, neat campers
too, so no offense is meant to anyone).
The piggy neighbors had a very large site for a small camper, while
the two RV Gypsies had a very tight site for a big RV.
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