Ogallala KOA

Probably two of the nicest husband and wife owner's we've met. She called to confirm reservation and our ETA, planned on being there for our arrival and he took us right to our site and asked if we needed any help. Seemed like a great young couple and the improvements to the park they were making seemed really good. Very level spots with full hookups, dog friendly and good WIFI. Sites were larger than most Journey sites. I80 was very busy, but inside rig, we hardly noticed.

The campground host was super nice and helpful. We were concerned about a “buddy site” being your door opening to the neighbor next to you but it was plenty big enough. We had full hook ups and the pad was gravel and fully level. The sounds of I80 were of concern when you are outside of your RV but ok inside. All in all, great place to stop. Price is after taxes.

What a nice Clean KOA. Family ran and operated KOA. The Owners have been adding to and improving this camp ground. The spaces are spacious. They even have patio sites with a dog Kennel. There is also a large field where you can take you four legged friend next to the park.
Yes it is right along HWY 80 so guess what when you are outside you will hear the HWY noise. But inside our 5th wheel we did not really notice the noise and slept well.

KOA’s are consistently good but this KOA was superior. We had a pass thru site that had a patio with table, chairs, umbrella, propane grill, fire pit and Paw Pen. Unreal! The owners have done an amazing job given that most people come here for 1 night. This is so nice we plan on staying here next year so we can explore the area. They don’t have a pool but for us that wasn’t a big deal.

One last thing, the owners are really good people.

This was an OK KOA as far as they go. The landscaping was nice, but the fresh gravel (interior roads and site pads) was placed over a soft, sticky mud base (I don't know how to spell it, but in the southwest it is pronounced kuh-lee-jee) which, after a good rainstorm, it became swampy soft to walk in and RV's left large ruts in the gravel/mud. They created some very nice premium sites with patios and even their own personal K9 outdoor kennel areas. Non-membership type campgrounds I can sort of understand the use and adherence to early check-in fees. But in a membership campground such as KOA's, I take issue with charging members for early check-in, especially in this case since Ogallala KOA was three quarters empty upon our being one hour early. They were adamant about charging us the $10, so being the hard-headed sort I am we drove off and waited the hour out. I almost wanted to give the park a 3 just based on that...

Needed a stop over on our way to Colorado. Very convenient location to I80, fuel, stores. Extremely clean restrooms and showers. Very friendly staff. Had books and DVD’s you could borrow and coffee and tea in the morning. Small store for some basics. Had a small dog park area. Very level full hook up sites. Free WiFi. Had laundry, but didn’t use. Had picnic table. Had a kids play area and a patio area with tables, sink and gas grill (you provide the LP). Would definitely stay again. Could see a couple of days to explore.

Stayed here one night in mid-July. Very convenient and easy access off of I-80, although close proximity to highway results in substantial highway noise. Extremely clean and well-managed. We were escorted to our pull through site via golf cart and did not have to unhook the toad. Sites are well maintained and level, and most sites are gravel surfaced. Adjacent to TA for convenient fueling. www.ourepicfieldtrip.com