Klamath Falls KOA

We had never been to Oregon and pulled into town at 11:30 pm...we have three kids so we were desperate to find hook-ups after 12 hours of driving and a place to park for some sleep. My husband needed to work (via wifi) the next morning, and the KOA was the closest part to town (he heads to the local coffee shops to work) so we went with the KOA in Klamath Falls. It's only about one mile from "town" and we plan to visit Crater Lake (which is one hour away).

The campsite is just ok. We pulled in late...and there was a map, but the spots weren't clearly marked for hook-ups on the map...so we ended up driving the park and hopping out checking which hook-ups were where. (some don't have sewer, etc) Not super convenient....seems easy enough for them to mark their map. Also, wifi was SUPER important for us (so my husband can log into work first thing in the morning, and for home school for the kids)...but no wifi info was given with our check-in packet. We were up at 630am, the office opened at 8, and we were at their mercy until then. They told me I had to come to the office to get a "voucher" to use the wifi...then when we tried to use it on more than one device, we called again and were told we needed one for each device (one for each phone or laptop, etc). Again...it worked out but not super convenient.

The grounds are not bad actually and have a cute little stream with a bridge running through the tent sites (and a few partial hook-up sites). Great for kids to play. They also have a playground. There is a small triangle spot (maybe 10x10) for dogs as well. We didn't bring a dog, but I noticed a little fenced area.

It's been ok for a stop-over but we've seen much better-kept KOA's on our trips. The three stars are being given for the stream, big trees and basic amenities. No one is going above and beyond here...but it's not horrible.