Abilene KOA

Access is easy, right off the freeway. Staff very friendly. We had a pull thru site, level gravel, 50A FHU's. The grass (aka: mosquito farm) between us and the neighbor gets swampy easily with the local rain storms.Thick trees but we were able to get satellite and Starlink reception. The pool did not look like it was ready for business yet, we were here at the start of May. There is a small play yard for the kids behind the pool in a thick stand of trees. Located just outside the N/W corner of town. Typically overpriced as most KOA's are and not the place to stay for just an overnighter at $64/night. Constant highway noise but not overwhelming.

Stayed for one night to break up our drive, right off the interstate which was nice. We ended up moving to a different spot instead of the one assigned, the spots to left/behind the office/store are super tight with trees and other trailers and we couldn’t pull into ours so we just moved. The motel 6 next door has super night lights that also light up the campground.

Just traveling thru to another destination, so just an overnight stop. Stayed here in mid November, so not peak campground season, but the campground was fairly full with overnighters. The only thing I don't like (at any campground) are the type of sites that share a pedestal area. So the trailer next to your site is right next to you. I don't think all the sites are like this but I think most of the overnight sites are this configuration. The staff was friendly. .

Friendly staff let me know at check in that the 11 am checkout wasn’t strictly enforced and if I needed a little extra time, it wasn’t a problem. Also said I could get a much later checkout for a low price. Spot #55 was on the inside edge of a loop and I felt that the water and electric hookups could have been placed a little closer together, and further back for my teardrop. I didn’t use the water or sewer hookup, so I can’t say anything about it. The gravel site was level.

There was no picnic table at my site but it wasn’t a problem for me.

My site had puddles from the rain, but it was mostly not a problem.

The dog park was great.

The pool was inviting but I didn’t try it. There was some sort of recreational area just beyond the dog park, but I didn’t visit it either.

Laundry facilities were large.

The women’s restroom was clean despite a crowded campground.

The sites were a little closer together than I liked, but I didn’t notice any rowdy neighbors, so it must not have been that bad.

It is really a lovely park, with trees, areas to congregate outside of your own site, and a store onsite with water, ice, cleaning supplies, etc. I’ll visit there again.

We stayed 2 nites while traveling during the virus epidemic. Easy in and out. Very nice park, quiet, good wifi, nicely stocked store, great hosts.

We had a 50 amp full hookup pull thru as we never unhooked. There are many fulltime residents here who must work locally but all were very quiet.

Easy access on/off I-20 and very little road noise during the day and non at night.

We really enjoyed our stay at this park and would not hesitate to recommend it and we would stay again if in the area.

The owners were very nice and allowed me a late check out for $10 so that I could work for the day while I did laundry. My site was near the creek which meant tons of mosquitos. There were lots of trees which was very nice but there is a lot of noise form the highway and the hotel next door - though that doesn't really bother me.
Bathrooms and sites were super clean and level.