Camelot Campground Quad Cities

Firstly, the worker who greeted us upon checkin-in was fantastic!!! She was so kind and bubbly.

That said, the park is ok. I imagine it was something special once. The sites are uncomfortably close. We had a large, rowdy group to our left and across. They partied well into midnight. Their dog attacked mine, who was leashed, and he told me ‘it’s not a big deal’.
My husband wouldn’t let me leave the rig alone until we departed the campground.

Definitely would not have felt safe as a solo female traveler. We pulled out as early as possible.

• Decent location.
• Used to be a KOA, and all signage is still KOA, it’s been 9 months, if you don’t want to be a KOA quit using their image.
• Lots of seasonal campers, but they do a good job keeping them in a separate part of the campground.
• Wifi is good.
• Cable TV is okay.
• Sites are VERY close together, feel quite crowded.
• I know the campground has no control of this, but it not very enjoyable parked beside drunks.
• Neighbors are WAY to close.
• Great water pressure in the showers, but they could use a deep cleaning.

We just got our camper and used Camelot as our maiden voyage so we were really nervous. Got a pull thru site with full hook ups and didn’t have any problems. Sites are a little close together, but we didn’t hear anything inside our camper. Awesome lakes you can fish without a fishing license, paddle boats, and pool with attached kids splash pad.

I stayed here for 1 night on my trek home to Colorado from Michigan on my motorcycle. The staff was great and they have an area just for motorcycles! It has covered parking for your bike and a really nice area with a fireplace and a good grassy area to set up your tent. I would highly recommend this campground for motorcycle travelers because this area is only for motorcycles and you don’t share it with regular campers. You have access to the showers and bathrooms and fresh water and the rate was affordable. Highly recommend this campground.

I’ll start by saying I’m quite adept and backing our rig in just about anywhere, so I didn’t feel the need to get a pull through spot. That was a mistake. The back in site we got was quite tight to get into, I wasn’t able to back in, between cars parked on either side of a narrow spot and having a 38’ long camper. Thankfully there was no one in the spot behind us yet and the host had us go around and pull through the other spot. We had >just< enough room to get our camper on the pad, we were as far back as we could be without our slide hitting the power post and our tongue was at the front of the site, almost sticking out. These spots are also quite close together - the fire pit for the site next to us was only ~10 feet from our bunkhouse and the kids complained about the neighbors being too noisy when it was bedtime.

Next time, I’d choose a pull through spot, they are a little more spread out just seem better suited for a rig like ours. Lots of activities to do on site - kids loved the pool, carpet ball, the big bounce mat and golf cart rides with grandpa.

Full hookups and right by the lake. It’s a smaller lake with no swimming but great for kayaking and Okay fishing. I allowed them to run my credit card several weeks in a row and didn’t realize the weekly rate jumped up so high. Be careful and don’t let them sneak added charges. Most of the staff were friendly and the park was pretty clean. June was pretty buggy. WiFi was good during the day while I worked but worthless most nights. They have cement and gravel slots that are pretty level. Due to covid I couldn’t use the restrooms. Stayed here for nearly 2 months.

Rock Island/Quad city KOA in Rock Island Illinois. Site 3, FHU and cable. $44 with KOA membership. The site is super long and wide. They have some waterfront sites too. We like this shaded site.
Nice campground! Decent amount of area for walking the dogs. Close to area attractions. We visited the Niabi zoo and John Deere Pavilion.
There is a train that goes through during the daytime hours. It did not come through at night while we were here, middle of the week in August.