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Convenient and not as much road noise as we’d expected. Great hosts. They are doing a lot of development work, so the park will just keep getting better. It’s not a luxury or resort place, but you couldn’t do better for an overnight. Drive into Holbrook to the museum.

There is a restaurant and general store on the way in from hwy 50 about 5 miles from the campgrounds. You can reserve online but there are mostly FF sites. There is a paved bike path that connects to several other campgrounds running along the east side of the lake. It's aprox 13 miles and there are some nice raised portions as well.

Only about 12 campers mid-week in mid-August. We spent only one night. Pros Huge bathrooms with each one having three XL shower stalls with a separate changing space and bench. About 20 miles from McArthur-Burney Falls State Park Typical variety of KOA amenities - playground, game room store, cafe (breakfast & dinner on Fri/Sat only), horseshoes, laundry. Also a petting zoo with goats and sheep. The pond allows catch & release fishing. Wifi was great but we were right next to a star link repeater (#12, 13, 14). They have a couple of cabins so you could camp here with non-camping friends. Full hookups, a picnic table, and fire ring. Mature trees provide some shade. Cons We had zero cell service with Comcast (didn’t try it but wifi calling should have worked). No privacy between sites. A bright light on the hookup post prevented us from sleeping with the blinds down and the window open on that side of our rig. Traffic noise from the highway decreases overnight but is still an issue (not so much on the other side of the pond).

I have to admit the neighborhood is a little run down and the park does not have any bells and whistles but the hook ups were full and worked excellent. The owner was outstanding and made our stay a pleasure. I would stay here again if I’m passing through.