Terre Haute KOA

This park is actually pretty quiet given its proximity to the highway. It is a bit of a scenic tour of frontage roads winding around roundabouts to get here. The KOA has a great cafe that does breakfast and dinner each day with a pretty decent menu and prices. As noted by others, the sites are alternating so you will be sharing your grass area with your neighbor. The cell service is deceptive, while speed tests look great both Verizon and AT&T are dropping packets at about 30% making the internet useless for a teleworker.

One of the better KOAs I've stayed at, I'll give them that. They had a nice dog park. An interesting thing with donkeys in a corral. A jumping pillow, giant chess set, play ground, pool, cafe that sells ice cream as well as food.

The main downside is that the layout for the pull through sites staggers each site so they pull in opposite directions... meaning your fire ring and picnic table are literally inches from your neighbor. Nothing says camping like being a few feet from strangers and eye to eye a whole evening. Of course its great for people camping together, just not ideal if you want to be able to have a quiet evening and a little privacy. I've camped a lot... seems like the only reason a park would do this is to share power\water poles. I've never stayed at a place that did this before. I'm only trying to highlight the major flaw in this park... not whine.

The pool seemed nice but we were traveling and left before it opened up. The dump station was in a convenient spot for us... but literally feet away from campers, and a tee-pee. I cannot imagine it smells great for them.

Our second time staying at this KOA. We usually aren’t fans of KOA, but we love this one! Huge fenced in dog park, lots of activities/things to do, donkeys to feed and pet. Level spots. Clean. Cable and WiFi. Cookies and a store in the main office and a nice restaurant to eat in so you don’t have to unhook the toad. Staff is friendly. Well worth the price. Just an over night for us, but we love staying here and will always make it a stop on our way back to Ohio.

This was a typical KOA, lots of sites in neat rows. It is nicely wooded which helps the looks and feel quite a bit. We found it to be a bit pricey ($50 including tax and KOA discount, for the cheapest pull-through site). Check-in was fast and friendly, and our site was level. We had good Verizon and AT&T signal, but Verizon was extremely slow (AT&T was fine). We were only here for two nights and it was below freezing the whole time so we didn't get out to see much of the campground. We'd stay again for a night or two while passing through.