Ridgway, CO – A solid, albeit expensive, KOA campground. If you’ve stayed at enough KOA’s, you know the drill: the sites are close together, the roads are gravel/dirt and everything is perfectly alright. It’s not great, it’s not horrible,... 
Durango, CO – We read reviews when booking campgrounds, like most people. My go to website is campgroundreviews.com, although we also look at google and tripadvisor. When looking for a campground in the Durango area we found one ideally situated, the Durango... 
Tucumcari, NM – This campground is a very quick and easy on/off from the main interstate, I-40. The sites are pancake flat, making for easy leveling. The 50 AMP power provided rock solid 120 volts no matter the load applied. We both enjoyed watching a plethora... 
Checotah, OK – This campground is branded as a Holiday KOA, and I would agree. There is plenty of fun for the whole family, including recreating on the co-located Lake Eufaula, feeding animals at the petting zoo, walking the lake and nature trails, and eating... 
Lebanon, TN – In 8 years of travel and many dozens of stays, I’ve come to realize there are two types of KOAs: those whose owners care about their campground and those whose owners do not. The Nashville East/Lebanon is the latter. This may have been a nice RV... 
Fundy National Park, NB – After the initial miss of Cavendish Campground, the National Park campgrounds in Canada are batting 1000. Combine a serene wooded setting with direct access (i.e., no car needed) to hiking trails with a well equipped village a short... 
