Springfield KOA - Springfield, MO
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Loading ...We were pleasantly surprised by the superior quality of the Springfied KOA. My wife and I enjoyed this park so much that we decided to extend our stay to a month!
This campground is located off I-44 at exit 70 and is close to all the attractions of Springfield as well as a short trip to Branson. In fact, driving from Springfield was much more relaxing and enjoyable then having to fight all of the traffic if one was staying in Branson. The park is well maintained and has many trees and great landscaping that make it the ideal retreat from a long day on the road. Every site is a pull-through so arriving is easy and relaxing.
The staff at the Springfield KOA is incredibly friendly and helpful and catered to our every necessity. The campground has a great store with everything one needs to have a memorable camping experience. In addition, there is a pool and game room as well as a playground to keep any youngsters occupied. The park is also equipped with Wi-Fi as well as a traditional modem port.
My wife and I highly recommend Springfield, Missouri KOA. The Ozarks has much to offer, from the sights of Springfield and Branson to the solitude of the many lakes and rivers in the area. There is truly something for everyone and anyone passing through would do themselves a favor to stop in at Springfield KOA.
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Comments
think a couple of things weren\’t mention..having stayed there during May 05, I found the park very noisy, with the trains that ran along side the park and also the park sits at the end of the airport runway…the park is nice, but the price, $35 per night, is just a little high…there are better choices than this park
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I agree with this comment.
The WiFi works great but for the expensive price, the noise of the trains and planes outways the benefit of a good WiFi.
We stayed here in Oct 2006
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Inspector Roamin