Baton Rouge KOA

Stayed here for one night because it was close to food. Its also close to a school. Extremely close, we were awoken to horns honking in the drop off lane. You could see them less than 20 feet away through the chain link fence. Its not shown on the KOA brochure that they hand out. It's where the Legend is printed, the pretty picture of people swimming yeah thats a school. We checked in about 6 after being stuck on the interstate for an hour for a week to clear. The lone employee in the store was gossiping with a resident about someone being allowed to use the pool early. Another guest came in and said that the internet didn't work. The employee said "everyone has gone home for the day it will have to wait". I said for $55 you should provide wifi. the gossiping resident looked at her phone and said the wifi was down. I guilt tripped her into eventually calling "junior". It was a broken concrete pad with no privacy and they charged us the same price they charge for spaces two times the size. Total rip off. Shabby amenities,dirty pool tables.

Again we picked this site because we wanted full hookups on our RV trip, some comforts of life. The campground was easy to access, about 3 miles from the highway, and the staff well organized, our site was concrete and leveled with Electric, Water, Sewer, and cable. The campground has a pool, mini golf, clubhouse, laundry, and two bathhouses. The campground is close to major restaurants, supermarkets and stores. Wi-Fi was available, but very slow. Did not use the satellite dish, because cable was available, but the sites have some shade, and is possible to set up a satellite antenna. Biggest downside of this campground the elementary school next door. Put it this way, only quiet on the weekend! The campground super clean, we had a patio table with 4 chairs, no fire ring.