Natural Bridge-Lexington KOA

The campground is far enough off Interstate 80 that the road traffic is not too loud. Our site was not that level and didn’t offer much screening from the other sites. Lack of spacing and screening was typical at most sites. The light on the electrical boxes at night were too bright if you wanted to sit out. There were not a lot of bright lights on poles which is a plus to us. There is a short nature path through the woods near our site which worked well for walking dogs. Wifi was weak and same with cell.

Good for an overnight spot, but not where we would want to spend anytime.

We stayed here overnight while traveling down to New Orleans. It's a nice campground, with spotlessly clean restrooms and laundry facilities and a well-stocked store, all new. As others have mentioned, it's a work in progress, with expansion and new construction going on. The older part is built on a hill so leveling can be a little tricky, as is emptying your tanks. Pull-through sites on the inner loop were pretty tight; those on the outer loop had more space. Free wi-fi and cable (cable brought in excellent TV reception). One disappointment, and the reason I only gave it three stars, was that the showers were "closed for the season." Not sure what the "season" is but we were there the last weekend of spring break and the campground was pretty full. The showers should have been open.

Most recent stay was June 19th thru June 22nd 2017 - I'm "late" in posting my review ~ We camp in a "Tear Drop” style RV only 15' long w/o toilet or shower ~ plus we like to eat outdoors using the picnic table and set up our dining canopy for sun and weather protection and thus rely on condition of campgrounds facilities and being nearby our site ~ so our critique is focused in that area

We didn’t get as close to the restroom/shower building as we would have liked, but our site was more private than a lot of others. The building was roomy with ample # of stalls and sinks at the vanity area plus appeared to have been remodeled/updated with full on tile walls and floors, fixtures, and stalls. It was clean plus good ventilation with the AC during heat of summer. Nice conveniences in shower stalls with hooks for towels and clothes, shelves for toiletries, and a bench in private changing area. Only wish is for rubber floor mats to help keep feet off wet floor. Sink area had paper towels to help clean up after use (nice convenience) but wish for hooks between mirrors for hand towel

Usually don’t like KOA’s but this one is better than most because of more spacing between sites and selection of sites due to their aesthetics, some with grass, trees, picnic table area, privacy along with the special tent sites, and the rental cabins/tiny houses, sparkling swimming pool etc. However, each site is still quite narrow even with a gravel “patio type” extension for the picnic tables. Must mention this place is somewhat hilly and could require blocking to level your rv [checkout all my photo’s] and also a work in process renovating/improving various campsites; a thumbs up to the owners who show they really do care.

We stayed here one night on our way to Tennessee. We had a pull through site with full hookups. Staff were friendly and helpful. Just off of I-81, we could here some slight traffic noise. Campground had several Halloween themed family events going on, but it was very quiet at night and we got much needed rest before continuing our journey. Sites are close together but terraced in a way that feels more private. Bathhouse was clean, good water pressure and lots of hot water. Campground was clean and well-maintained. TIP: very close by is the Pink Cadillac Diner - good food and milkshakes, friendly staff, awesome oldies music, and lots of Elvis memorabilia but there will be at least a 15 minute wait for a table.