Cooperstown KOA

18 recommendations and reviews from 17 people

• Referral from May 4, 2018
  

  NearbyBrains asked:

  Any good places to go camping with small kids in New England? Can anyone recommend places in New England that are good for camping with small kids (5yo and 1.5yo)? The ideal place would have cabins (the younger one is too small for tents), and would be within ~2hrs of Boston...but I'm open to suggestions!

  

  wildfourth replied:

  Check out koa.com! They are usually more family friendly oriented campgrounds, than your average campsite. My favourite growing up was Barton cove campground, though it’s much more rustic than a koa campsite.

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• Referral from February 24, 2018
  

  Ruben Z. asked:

  Looking for a good photographer. Any tips?

  

  Gabriel E. replied:

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• Referral from June 9, 2017
  

  Chelsea S. asked:

  Looking for nice campgrounds within a few minutes of Helen, GA. We are planning on going for my birthday at the end of June and need recommendations for the best place to camp for 3 days.

  

  Sean M. replied:

  i think you can try http://koa.com/

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• Referral from March 13, 2017
  

  Doug M. asked:

  We are looking to stay in the Nashville area tonight and tomorrow night, but don't want to pay an arm and a leg. Any suggestions of places to look into?

  

  Orene B. replied:

  Koa.com

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• Referral from October 13, 2016
  

  Kate L. asked:

  November camping?? We are fulltiming, currently in Rhode Island and want to stay a couple extra weeks for a family event November 7th but can't find anywhere that is open past holloween! Any ideas? We're boondocking ready, no hookups needed.

  

  Douglas H. replied:

  Boston / Cape Cod KOA Holiday koa.com 2 CampingRoadTrip reviews 438 Plymouth St, Middleboro, MA 02346 233 RV Sites · 5 Tent Sites $39.00 - $89.00 March 15 to November 15

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• Referral from June 25, 2016
  

  Erika C. asked:

  Cabin for rent $1 - Groves, TX (77619) Does anybody kno where i can rent a cabin for 4 of july weekend a nice place at a lake or somewhere

  

  Jay Y. replied:

  Search KOA.com

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• Referral from July 21, 2015
  

  Tiffany L. asked:

  In need of ideas for places to go camping! We have a 3 and a 4 year old. Please and thank you! ☺️

  

  Miranda D. replied:

  Koa camp grounds www.koa.com

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• Referral from July 1, 2015
  

  Lisa U. asked:

  Anybody ever vacation in Wisconsin? Looking for a cabin resort with at least 9 cabins with GREAT fishing and a beach area for the kids. Thanks!

  

  Amanda H. replied:

  Koa.com

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• Referral from January 12, 2015
  

  Andrey S. asked:

  So far this is what I have in mind for the east side of the ride... any suggestions on where to camp ? I am probably going to spend about 2 - 3 days on this portion...

  

  Ron J. replied:

  I used to camp at state parks , if you dont mind paying for a day permit for the state you are in ?? But I find KOA campgrounds work the best, They have washing machines, swimming pools, and some even have pancakes in the morning for free, Tents sites are cheap.. But I have also used there cabins,, If you join there membership you can also build points to free nights for camping.....Ck it out... http://koa.com/

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• Referral from July 23, 2014
  

  Roy J. asked:

  I just got a recall notice from General Motors on my 2012 Chevy Malibu. They have to replace something in the electrical system that controls the braking system. Waiting on the dealer to get the parts. I bought and paid for this car 2 years ago, and have put a whopping 1600 miles on it. I had the oil changed at 1000 miles and the mechanic laughed at me. I really need to go somewhere. lol

  

  Debbie A. replied:

  They're not fancy....AT ALL!!! There's a double bed, a set of bunks, & a shelf/table in a cabin....usually nothing else. You have to use a bathhouse for toilets & showers (flip flops!). But there's usually a porch swing, grill, & picnic table outside. Some have mini-golf, nature trails, swimming pool, a mini-market (souvenirs & forgotten groceries)....you just have to look at each one to see what they have. KOA.com

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• Referral from May 28, 2014
  

  Redlands B. asked:

  From Anne: "Can anyone recommend places to tent camp? My family is new to camping and would greatly appreciate some feedback. Doesn't have to be local. Thanks!" #Redlands #Yucaipa #HighlandCA #LomaLinda

  

  Dawna L. replied:

  From an experienced camper: 1. ADVANCE RESERVATIONS are an ABSOLUTE MUST during peak season. Campgrounds can be booked full for months in advance. 2. If the place/date is full, check reservation system daily for 10 days prior - can sometimes snag an opening due to late cancellations. (Got a "prize" hook-up site at Serrano, Big Bear for last weekend that way.) 3. Peak season is weekends Apr-Oct and daily mid-Jun to mid-Sep (except in desert campgrounds where peak is Oct to Apr weekends) 4. Reservations for state, national and Orange County sites: www.reserveamerica.com 5. County/Regional campgrounds not part of reserveamerica system: cms.sbcounty.gov/parks * www.rivcoparks.org * www.reservations.lacounty.gov * www.reservations.sdparks.org * www.venturaparks.org * www.kerncountyparks.org 6. Some private campgrounds that don't require membership: www.canyonrvpark.com * www.bonitaranchcampground.com * www.koa.com * Seven Oaks 909-794-2917 (no website) 7. Other helpful Camping Websites: www.campsitephotos.com * www.ultimatecampgrounds.com

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• Referral from March 27, 2014
  

  Kim S. asked:

  RLF Campers - need some help. Joe has run into a roadblock with camping. Nothing available. How far are you willing to drive for camping? Bryson city camping is 2:50 min away with flushable facilities, but no showers. Another one is 4 hours away in the Smokey Mtns and has showers/facilities. Thoughts? Anyone know of a campground that you recommend and he can check on?

  

  Krista G. replied:

  I don't really have experience with either of these places but just googled them and thought they looked promising.http:// www.koa.com http://www.springmaidmountain.com/campgrounds/camp-sites

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• Referral from March 21, 2014
  

  Sherilyn B. asked:

  Hello fellow Pembrokians :) I'm looking to take my kids camping this summer and I'm in need of advise. I'm looking to rent an RV, hopefully from a place that will deliver and set up at the campground as I don't have a vehicle that can pull an RV. Also I'm looking for an affordable, kid friendly activity packed place that's not too far away. Any help is appreciated-Thanks :)

  

  Jennifer O. replied:

  We have also rented cabins (both deluxe and more rustic) here: http://koa.com/

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• Referral from March 18, 2014
  

  resplendentlyme asked:

  any recommendations for a hotel/cabin rental for a small group aug 29th - sept 1 in either knoxville or the mtns?

  

  Point K. replied:

  “ : recommendation for cabin rental knoxville or the mtns?” Check KOA Deluxe Cabin http://koa.com/

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• Referral from September 19, 2013
  

  Stephanie B. asked:

  Need a little assistance please, could someone check for pet friendly hotels in Childress, TX? And also what restaurants please. We're thinking that would be a good place to stop, and am having a difficult time with my google search.

  

  Bobbie C. replied:

  Along your route, you can also check out KOA' s with cabins. Usually have pet friendly cabins, costs about the same as a motel room. Showers are on site, that is if you packed some towels! Many other RV parks also have cabins. www.koa.com

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• Referral from June 28, 2013
  

  Nate B. asked:

  Looking for a close campground in the area. Coming up from CT. Any suggestions?

  

  Kimberly A. replied:

  they all are pretty good up here there is the cooperstown KOA 315-858-0236 the cooperstown family campground 293-7766 beaver springs 278-5293 and I don't know glimmerglasses # sorry depends on if you are going right off the cruise and how far you want to travel and if you wanna go into cooperstown/ oneonta afterwards or just go back and hang at the tent there is tons of places locally let me know I will shoot you more #s

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• Referral from March 22, 2018
  

  Drew C. asked:

  Planning a trip to Grand Teton/Yellowstone area in August. Any tips on what to see, where to stay would be great! Thank you, friends!

  

  Karey H. replied:

  There are two KOAs at West Yellowstone. www.koa.com Also, if you can get in early, you may find a campsite inside YNP.

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• Referral from February 12, 2018
  

  Kathy H. asked:

  we are planning a trip to Yellowstone w/35' motorhome & toad, any recommendations on campgrounds etc. welcome

  

  Karey H. replied:

  There are two different KOAs at West Yellowstone. You may want to get reservations at one of them. We stayed at the west Yellowstone one and were satisfied. http://koa.com

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