Compact, cramped, uneven pitches. The drainage outlets are situated on a slope, which presents a challenging and intriguing task when emptying the reservoirs! The person in charge, John, was the most discourteous staff member I've ever encountered at KOA.

The park was easy to find. It is located at the same exit as Harper’s Ferry National Historical Park. There is pavement all the way including inside the park.. Signage is adequate. Check in was efficient and friendly. The rules are fairly basic. The interior roads are in very good condition. Our site, 104, was a gravel back in that was just long enough for our Coach and Towed. Services (30/50 amp, water, sewer and cable) were to the left side. Distancing is close for a rural park. Our site (considered a deluxe patio but that is all that was available) was a graveled back in. It had a concrete patio, a swing bench, patio table with four chairs and a fire pit but no picnic table. It was flat and slightly sloped to the rear. Overall the park appeared to be well maintained but it would have been nice of the thick layer of leaves would have been raked or blown away before we arrived. We raked the site ourselves so as to not have our dog track them into the coach. There is park included wifi (5G) and cable TV. Satellite should not be difficult. We did not use the washrooms or showers but we checked and found them clean. The Laundromat had many washers and driers out of order but we had no problem finding a working set. The pool and other amenities were closed for the season while we were there. There are trails from the park as well as bicycle rentals on site. An interesting feature is that the park encompasses part of the battle field. There are numerous markers showing points of interest. If you are looking for peace and quiet please be aware. This is a KOA and geared for youngsters and their partying parents. It did get quite loud in the evenings. There is a camp store on site but no restaurants or stores within easy walking distance. Just a short drive away you can find food, shopping and convenience stores. We found this park to be a good base for visiting local attractions but at $95.00 per night and we did not feel we received fair value. We would look for a quieter more economical location if we were to return.

Site was not level at all, very tight, and oddly-shaped. However, it was definitely one of the more spacious RV sites in the campground. The bugs (mainly gnats, a few mosquitoes) were horrendous while we were setting up. After a few hours of burning citronella and mosquito coils, they were tolerable. This campground was huge, and very crowded. We were there in the days leading up to 4th of July, and there was not a single empty site. Our section had mostly pop-ups and mid-size travel trailers, so the sites were all grassy. However, the area with pull-through sites for big rigs was just a huge RV parking lot. All roads were very narrow and winding. We did fine with the pup, but can’t imagine trying to navigate a large motorhome through there. Crowding/space issues aside, this is a really nice (albeit expensive) campground. Everything, from the grounds, to rec halls, to pool and laundry, was sparkling clean and beautifully maintained. Staff was very friendly, as well. Tons of stuff to do here, especially for families: arts & crafts, indoor movie theatre, games, civil war reenactments, wine tastings, etc. We were certainly never bored, and the kids thought they had died and gone to heaven. Bathrooms were very clean as well, and there was surprisingly never a wait for the showers. Free daily pancake breakfast is included during the on-season, which was nice. Overall, this is a really nice place, but much more of a resort than a campground in my opinion. The kids loved it, but I’ll always prefer the wooded seclusion of a state or national park. However, if I was looking for a more action-packed, activities-filled “glamping” experience, I wouldn’t hesitate to return. UPDATE- July 2017: Stayed here over 4th of July weekend for the 2nd year in a row, in site #119 this time, and we’re thinking of making it an annual family tradition. Same great activities, noise and crowds as last year, but we had a blast again. The bathhouses looked much shabbier and dirtier to me this year, for some reason. Still definitely usable, but I’ve been far more impressed with the cleanliness, ventilation and overall condition of MD State Park bathhouses. So, back to the peace and quiet of camping on public lands for a while. Til next time!

This is a really great family park. Keep in mind, it is a family resort so it can get a little loud with kids (and sometimes adults), but they have tons of things to appeal to everyone! Fall they do a haunted house and trick-or-treating, lots of daily activities for the kids throughout the summer also, a huge pool and game room. Do not expect peace and quiet - expect to go and make some really awesome memories with the kids and grandkids! My rating is not based on the resort style atmosphere... it is on the sites. Most of the times we have gone here, there were issues with the sites. They placed us in a site that was too small for our rig, and kinda had to make do, and another time we drove into our site and found another trailer halfway onto our site because there were trees growing in the middle of the site! The rest of the site was way too steep with the roots that they were placed so close I could not open my awnings.... and management could not do anything about it. The other thing that caused another star to drop is the "add-ons"... $10 resort fee on top of per person fee and then pet fees. They have to be able to charge for all these activities, but seems like a lot of additional fees that can really make this place pretty expensive.

This is a large, family style resort. It is crowded and the site are very close together and not level in the wooded area. The spot we were assigned to was not easy to get into because of 2 tree on both sides of the gravel drive. There is clearly a lot to do, but it is loud. Quiet hours were respected. We are only overnighting it on our way to the valley, but even with amenities, it seems over priced.

We left right after going to our site. Couldn’t even fit our class B into the assigned site. RVs packed like sardines in a can. Air filled with smoke as if a civil war battle had just been fought. Guy at desk refunded second night only. Can’t say I even understand the camp fires as this certainly wasn’t ‘camping. Ironically, we had just been traveling for 5 weeks and the most we paid was $45. Gave one star because no stars not an option.

This camp ground has a lot to offer. The family enjoyed the planned crafting activities as well as the items available for sale in the camp ground store. The free pancakes are excellent. The camp ground is close to the Harpers Ferry National Park. We spent several days hiking and exploring here. The camp sites are small and close to each other. Navigating through when the park is full is difficult with most rigs.

It was easy to access and in a prime location to enjoy Harper’s Ferry. That’s where the positives ended for us. Our neighbor was so close that his slide-out was within a foot of our picnic table and so close to the fire ring, we could not safely light a fire. All the sites in our area, we were in site 48, also had significant slopes requiring substantially lifting the front of the camper with blocks and tongue jack. There are some good sites further back that actually had some room between each other and trees for shade. Otherwise, a typical KOA. Lot’s of families and kiddos and really seems to be aimed at that demographic. Since it’s basically the only game in town, if we’re headed back to Harper’s Ferry we’ll likely stay again, but pay the extra to select our spot ahead of time and get one in the back-9.

We are pleased with this KOA. Sites are close but it’s a KOA and they are in the business of packing campers in. People that complain about close sites need to stay out of KOA’s and stick to state parks. Our particular site is great. Very roomy and not on top of our neighbors on the camp side. Facilities are nice and staff is friendly and super attentive. Wi-Fi is great/fast but can lag when the park is busy, repeaters all over… cable is fine, OTA works too. Showers are clean and are individual locking rooms. Can’t really say anything bad about it, BTW we are staying in the section with the Civil War trench so it’s very wooded and shaded. There’s another section that’s full sun, wouldn’t want to be in that section when it’s 100 out. Give it a try, people tend to complain easily and compliment rarely.

Stayed here in March 2021 and the campsite was fairly empty. I realize it was off-season and I was really just passing through but very few staff around and very quiet. I came in fairly late. Pretty standard koa but no tree cover where I was located. Very close to Harpers Ferry Battlefield (right next door I think). I had a feeling that this place must get packed in the summer.

Shocked that I was charged extra for my medical alert service animal. Also, as a KOA member I made my reservation online. My profile calls my service animal a pet because KOA doesn’t have a place for service animals and in two years of staying at KOAs across the USA ive never been charged extra. This was more a matter of principal than money. It was just $2 but still. There was no secret. Why surprise me with an extra charge on check in. Woman had zero personality too.

This seems like a great spot for families. A lot of amenities (mini golf, pool, theater, game room, etc etc) but we were there to see Harpers Ferry. In addition to the site charge there is a daily resort fee of $10 and a $2 per day pet fee. We had a fhu pull thru. Very close to our neighbors. No shade. The cable was so fuzzy we hooked up our dish. Verizon didn’t work well. And when we finally got on their WiFi it was so slow we gave up. Unless you plan to make use of the amenities this is not where you want to be.

After our stay I would say, sites are small and mostly very Unleveled. But some of the sites have beautiful views. It is a very big campground, don’t think I would want to camp here in the summer, may get a little crazy. But it’s a great place for kids.

Broken water pipe flooded our site, broken sewer pipe dumped raw sewage onto our site, neighbors utility pole in center of our site, neighbors sewage pipe two feet from our picnic table, no WiFi, no cable, no one answers the after hours number, noisy at night, no response from the manager about the many issues. Maintenance crew dug up our site without notifying us, moved our things and had tools strewn about our site while smoking and throwing butts on our site. We tried to talk to the manager from the second we got onto our site about these issues, we tried to move sites but was told the campground was full, we were promised that they would shut off the water to the neighboring site and wouldn't be putting anyone on that site so as to resolve the flooding issue. Still, three days later, they decided to come dig up our site without notifying us and in opposition to what we were told, and some people we don't know were touching and moving our personal possessions (during COVID19!) while we were out and without asking or notifying us of this. These men were smoking and throwing butts on our site as well so we were expected to clean up their mess or live with their trash along with the mess from digging up the site, water issues and sewage issues. This campground had zero interest in providing the utilities we paid for or in providing any level of customer service.

Plenty of pull through sites, but the sites are very small. We stayed in a “deluxe pull through” which would have been considered a “run-of-the-mill” site at any other campground. Only the lower numbered deluxe sites resembled level ground and had a patio. The higher numbered deluxe sites were a rip off. Roads were narrow, and there were cars parked such that they were obstructing the roadway. Staff was very friendly and the location was convenient. Store was well stocked and well run. Security was attentive during quiet hours. Verizon service was ~2 bars, good for voice calls but 4g data was poor. Campground WiFi was acceptable during the week but became unusable during the weekend.

A little over-priced, and nickel and dime you for everything. This is a loud campground - CG states that they are a family-fun destination, and that there are many parks nearby offering a quiet option. So if you are looking for a family fun destination, then this might be for you! They do have a great facility, lots of activities for the whole family. Arcade, indoor gymnasium, Halloween costume contests and a haunted house, a daily canon firing, wine shop, theater onsite, etc. Access to the sites can be tight and a little awkward. The big rig loop up front has some tight roads and turns to it, and sites are short so trucks and cars are parked right up on the road. We have stayed here multiple times. People are almost always pleasant, but it is loud! Internet is sketchy - AT&T & Verizon gets 1-2 bars LTE, while Sprint has none. Cell booster helps some, but hard to work / school here. CG WiFi is overloaded in the summer, but not terrible in the off season.

The sites are extra narrow and roads are not wide enough to make it easy to setup. Check out is pretty early. The amenities were in good shape. Location is great for visiting Harpers Ferry.

We came out here for Mother’s Day weekend for our first time at this KOA. The store is really nice, it has everything one would need in a pinch. They have lots of fun toys, shirts, magnets, and other trinkets. But that’s where it stops being nice... the sites and service roads are extremely tight. They put us, a 26’ travel trailer at site 143, we had tree butted up right by our trailer so close that we couldn’t take out our awning when we needed it the most during the rain. So because of that, our inside trailer got very dirty. I imagine the trees would be nice during the summer, but they’re difficult to navigate through when the sites are so tight. The sites are not leveled, and many are muddy. Noise level was pretty loud but that was probably due to it being kinda a holiday weekend. It was very crowded unfortunately. The restrooms/bathhouse is very old and could use a good renovation. The wine tasting was sad. They presented wines that are sold in the store, which is good, but the wines were not good. One even tasted like grape juice communion. Yikes. I guess I expect better with KOAs, we will not be back.

Very narrow sites, broken sewer hookups and trash filled fire pit. We checked in on a Sat for a three day weekend and quickly found that our pull through was really a back in due to how tight things are. No biggie, I’m fine with maneuvering our big 5er and only took a pull through due to availability for all the nights without having to move but it could be a problem for someone that didn’t realize it. While setting up we quickly discovered that the sewer drain was cracked and just loosely sitting on the ground and the fire pit was full of trash from last occupant. The neighbor’s sewer hookup was 3’ from our picnic table…and broken too. Glad we didn’t pay for the deluxe site as the one next to us was ‘deluxe’ and was no bigger, just had a poured concrete slab outside the door.

Horribly close sites. My dump and utilities were 2 ft from neighbors front door. Didn’t hook up water or sewage to help them out. Sewage was also 30+ feet from back of camper. Near front of sight. Once everyone was in, no way to get rig out, too tight. We left Monday so no issue. Excellent shop and nice coffee shop. Wine tasting also. Canon firing is cool unless you have a anxious dog like ours. Big jumping pillow for kids located just down wind from sewage treatment plant. Stayed because of location, would look for something different next time.