Kingman KOA

The staff were polite, respectful, and really helpful, and it was quiet while we were there. We only spent a few hours visiting family, so I didn't try camping, but the fee to hang out was just $5 per person. Camping has separate, reasonable pricing. There's plenty to do, including a pool and hiking, and the air-conditioned rec center was a welcome break from the heat. It has foosball, ping pong, a TV, and couches. The campsites also have picnic tables. I'd come back and might try one of the cabins.

Everyone's been so warm and welcoming. My 13-year-old son was already asking why we were only staying one night as soon as we checked in. We got a fancy patio site and love relaxing there with our RV hooked up. We also used the pool and hot tub, and my husband and son are playing table tennis in the rec room now. If we come back from the Netherlands, we'd stay here again.

We'd stay here again. After a ten-hour drive, the hot tub was much appreciated, and Uber Eats brought us Thai food. This is an older but nice campground. We stopped for one night on a cross-country trip, and check-in was quick without a reservation. The gravel site was a little uneven, and the power pedestal was at the far end by the driver's window, so I was glad we had a 30a extension cord. Water and sewer were easy to reach. The little store is open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

A kind woman was heading out just as I arrived, and she welcomed me in. I can't remember her name, but her help spared me the usual ADHD confusion I get with after-hours check-in. I really appreciated that care.