after a very long day of traveling we walked in to the 3 or 4 employee behind the counter at KOA, my husban was checking in as I was looking for a large bottle water..they only had tiny bottles for .79 cents. I asked a employee if they had larger water bottles, and she said NO you can go to... More

We stayed here for one weekend and though it was situated near lots of construction on the main roads the camp itself was great. There is new management trying to fix up the place and though there isnt really a play area for kids yet, the pool was great and there are always ducks playing nearby. Weekly activities were creative... More

This KOA is the most unsecure and scary site I have been. The pool is shared with the local trailer park and only saw Hispanics in the pool. I don't recommend using it. NEVER saw anyone cleaning the bathrooms and womens bathroom was out of paper towels for two days. The local walking path is located on the back side... More

Park is old. Not set up for MH. Sewer is in wrong place. Occupied by monthly/yearly occupants. Small old trailers. Dog poop not picked up. Dogs run loose. Will not use again. Suggest looking up reviews before using KOA .Some are good and some are bad. More

$30 bucks to camp - and our life jackets that were strapped down to the top of our car were gone in the morning. Site was long, narrow, had mosquitos, and noisy. Generally - a bummer. More

My son loves KOAs, especially the Kamping Kabins. While still in Grant Teton National Park, we made a reservation for a Kamping Kabin at the Provo KOA. Two major problems: 1. The location, although along a small creek, is not very scenic and is situated in town. 2. The Kabin was VERY HOT when we arrived. It would have taken... More