anybody ever camp at koa?

[jerrysalive]

what was the experience like? recommend it? would you do it again?




and of course I mean at the one in Manchester during bonnaroo, i've been to a koa before

[csbk]

Probably would be the same as GA camping, but with the ability to make a camp fire (in 100 degree nights YEAH RIGHT). KoA is not primitive camping by any means, and there is little privacy except in a cabin.

[OldLadyRoo]

Don't do it.

[krstphr]

Why would you?

[Deleted]

Swimming Pool, Showerhouse, Limo rides to the guest entrance between the Which and What. I would prefer it to VIP, but it is kind of pricey.

[jerrysalive]

my dad is actually thinking about coming this year and I thought this might be a nice middle ground for him instead of GA or stayin in a hotel.....

[bug512]

I would imagine it might be sold out already ???

Might want to call and see before thinking about it too much.

[crazykittensmile]

They have a waiting list, I don't think they'll have availability at this point.

I'd suggest VIP

[cobra311]

Most of the big vendors reserve most of it each year. There isn't much left for "regular" folks. I agree that it is probably booked by now.

[Deleted]

If you want a spot you have to get on a waiting list in November or so. It is 100 a night for a campground, and like 250 a night for a cabin.

[aquadrunk]

I stayed there the Wednesday prior in 2005 (?) and it was your typical KOA, except right outside Roo. Nice place, but they've gotten wild with the pricing in recent years and like someone said up thread, I've heard that the vendors have been taking the place over in recent years.