A truly topnotch RV resort

Our vacation at Motorcoach Country Club was one of the best we had in recent years. It's absolutely perfect, like staying at a five-star hotel. The grounds and landscaping are immaculate, the buildings and facilities spotless and well-maintained, the people we met - lot owners and staff alike - are all very friendly. The sites are big with lots of room. Hookups working perfectly. You have to pay for the Wi-Fi access, though. I loved staying here and I may consider buying property here as well.

We stayed here in a Class A Motorhome.

A Private Resort Close to Hoover Dam

All the sites in this resort are privately owned. To use them, you have to own the site or rent it from the owner. All sites are very wide and roomy, and have full hookups that work excellently. Cable TV had great channel selections and wi-fi was speedy. Only a few sites have water views. The grounds are well-manicured and the facilities are clean. As for other amenities like the pool and the game room, you can only use them if you're an owner.

We stayed here in a Class A Motorhome.

Excellent place for short stops

As far as KOAs go, this is typical, with its gravel sites and basic amenities. But unlike a lot of KOAs, this one has large and long sites with full hookups, plus good wi-fi and cable TV. The owners are very friendly people who really care about their guests. There's also a nice steakhouse a short walking distance away from the park that's worth the return.

We stayed here in a Class A Motorhome.

Too luxurious to be called camping

This is one of the best KOAs we've ever stayed at. Everything here is so clean and well-maintained by the KOA's very friendly and professional staff. The full hookup site we got was roomy enough for our rig and had good wi-fi although it didn't have cable TV. It's a truly family-friendly KOA with great facilities and activities that my kids really enjoyed. Their nightly rate is a bit expensive, but I think it was worth it.

We stayed here in a Class A Motorhome.

Never again

We only stayed here overnight and overnight was too long for us. The office staff lost our reservation and they had a policy that we can only have our site if we reserved for it 14 days beforehand. We had to argue with them to get our site. When we got to our site, we saw that it was a tight squeeze for our rig. The full hookups we got worked fine but the cable TV had only three channels and wi-fi access cost $6 a day. The bathrooms were filthy! We couldn't wait to check out and we definitely will stay far away from this park next time we're in the area.

We stayed here in a Class A Motorhome.

Very nice KOA

I can't think of anything negative to say about this park. The location is good, close to the Disney Park and other Orlando sights, and a short drive to stores and restaurants. Lovely grounds, clean and well groomed. Nice amenities like hot tub, pool, fenced play area for the kids, and leash free area for dogs. Full hookups available, including cable and Internet although use of the wi-fi isn't free. The people here were pleasant too.

We stayed here in a Class A Motorhome.

Safe and Secure RV Park for the Family, If You Got the Money

This is a really great park to visit. They have RV sites that give a million dollar view of the bay. Even if we arrived here late, their staff was so accommodating that they met us at the gate, led us to our RV site, helped us park, and get settled. Our kids loved the pool area. Their attentive security made us feel so safe and secure.

The only downside is that the shrubs growing around the lot can make it a wee bit cramped that it can be rather challenging for us to get in and out of our motorhome. Also, the rates they charge for the WiFi access and the prices of the things they sell at the general store is a bit too expensive. Not recommended if you are planning to go here on a budget.

We stayed here in a Class A Motorhome.

A gem in the desert

This State Park is one of our favorite winter stops. It's a state park in the desert so there are no amenities like swimming pools and golf courses, but this is a great place to enjoy nature, take hikes and go on bike rides. The sites are large and have electric and water hookups. It doesn't have sewer or cellphone signals. It's only an hour away from Las Vegas, but it feels isolated nonetheless. The best time to visit is in winter when the weather is cool and when the sunsets are more dramatic.

We stayed here in a Class A Motorhome.

Excellent park for camping

If you want to get close to nature, you should go to Wekiwa Springs State Park. We enjoyed our stay here. There are a lot of trails good for hiking, biking and horseback riding, and they are all clean and well maintained. Nice tree cover on these trails too. It's also close to the river and you can rent a canoe. Best time to canoe is in the morning when the local kids are still in school, otherwise the river is busy with kids. The grounds and bathhouse are also clean and well maintained and the sites are big and shady. No sewer hookups, wifi or cable, but they've got a good cellphone and antenna reception here. Rangers were friendly folk. There's a bit of road noise, but we didn't mind. We're definitely coming back here soon.

We stayed here in a Class A Motorhome.

Rude Staff That Will Milk You Dry

We arrived here before noon and demanded to charge us the previous day because of the early check in.They never told us this when we called when we requested for an early check in. Had we known of this policy, we would have taken our time to come here. They will also charge you $5 a night to use the campfire ring. I wouldn't mind the extra charge because other campgrounds that we stayed also charged. But unlike the other campgrounds that charge, the staff won't deliver the firewood. Would never come back!

We stayed here in a Class A Motorhome.