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@falconmalcolm
Great review video. Although I do agree that koa is for entry level campers, I also would say that if you're unfamiliar with any area that you're camping and they have a k o a it's worth it to get KOA because you get consistency in your stay.
@wandering_sinnersaint
The Glamping tents are awesome, make sure to bring your own floor fan
@johnauvin
Good info
@wandering_sinnersaint
Going to be staying there in a few days couldn’t find any good informational VIDEOS until yours. Thanks
@joeday2219
Ridiculous
@ka0tyk
You actually missed a HUGE part of this KOA. First and foremost… this resides on a active hot spring well. The pool and the THREE spas are all fed by a natural mineral hot spring. The 3 spas start at 104*, 102, and 98*… from there they drain into the pool. So this means the pool is warm year round. Rain or shine, the pools and spas are heated. Theres also a small playground for the kids, and three dog areas. Two small dog areas located in the front, and a HUGE dog area off to the side next to the entrance. Theres a board game room, a small library, an adult game room with a pool table, and theres a inside diner that offers breakfast and lunch during the peak season. Also during the peak season as with most KOA's theres a lot of activites including a train ride, rock climbing, basketball, and some art activites in their main lobby where the dining area is. Lastly there is a bicycle "pump track" located adjacent to the large dog park.
Its one of our favorite spots, its usually easy to get into, its clean, and since we lived in los angeles area its just a short drive away for a quick weekend camping trip.
However its in the desert valley and as you can tell with all the windmills nearby, it can get windy.
@scottmonfort
Just the video I was looking for! I only counted 9 holes.