When we stayed last year and hot tub and fountain did not work… and they only allowed class A motorhomes. The rates where also rather steep at 67.00 per night. This year they now allow 5th wheels and trailers, and kids. Everything was in working order and the rates are lower at 47.00 per night.

The campground is close to town, and there is a picnic area on the river.The property is very well maintained.

They have a very nice and polite office manager. If you are looking for a swimming pool, playground, etc. do not plan a stay here. This RV park is for mostly working people who need a “home away from home” and they deliver! If you want a place to get your kids out of your hair, maybe you should go to a more focused RV park for that. They don’t claim to be top of the line, but what Countrywood Inn has to offer is just fine for us plain folks with no kids to keep busy and out of our hair.

We had a great stay there, and will definitely stay again, hopefully she has room. They are very small with only about 15-18 sites. If I want the works in the future, I’ll look elsewhere, (and pay) for it. I refuse to settle for the basics, which is what I want, and then complain about it! I was so happy with the office staff, and the stay I had. My grandkids want to swim & hike & always on the go, so I’ll look for a place like that when I have them with me,however, Countrywood Inn & RV Park is perfect for us. THANK YOU!

The campground is situated in a heavily wooded area and all sites are shaded. There is privacy from adjacent sites. Fire rings are provided at each site. Restrooms are provided. There is a barrier free fishing pier and boat ramp, the reservoir is stocked with fish. The nearest telephone is 4 miles away. The nearest dump station is thirteen miles away. There is a two mile long trail around the reservoir. Popular activities include fishing, hiking, and boating. This is a beautiful campground with pull-through and back in sites and is handicapped accessable.

Camping Fees are $16.00 a night unless you have a Senior pass then it is $8.00 a night. This is a great place to boondock. Lots of wildlife around to watch and admire.

This campground had no cable TV and we had no box. Every other KOA we have ever stayed at had cable hookups. They offered free Wi Fi that did not work. I had a connection that said “very low” and never did get service.

The house of the manager appeared to be a corrigated metal double wide that looked poorly maintained and surrounded by junk. One woman who worked there was rude. The two other people in the office were friendly. We will never stay at this KOA again.

Check-in was easy and stress free. The staff was helpful even to the point of how to clean trout. There is a trout pond which is stocked and fun to fish. You pay for what you catch but you don’t have to have a fishing license. There is lots to do in the area being that it is Colorado Springs. It is a great family friendly campground.

The campground has about 100 sites… mostly grassy, but the pull-thrus are located in a section of the campground with large trees and do have substantial shade.

Amenities include free cable TV and wi-fi, a heated swimming pool, an arcade/game room, playground, laundry, restrooms and a small store with groceries and gifts. They also have a pancake breakfast daily! The facilities are clean and well maintained.

It’s a nice campground. While we were just passing thru the area and probably won’t be back this way for some time, I would recommend this campground to others considering a place to stay while in the area.

They have 141 full-service sites available year round. Sites are level, paved, and beautifully landscaped. Pull-through and back-in sites are both available. They also have a newly remodeled clubhouse features a fitness center, billiard room, fireplace, complimentary coffee bar, and book and game library. They also have a heated outdoor pool and hot tub.

With our AAA discount we paid $37.80 for a full hook-up, back-in site this summer. We recommend this campground and have already made plans to return this fall.

The Casey KOA is located in a large field dotted with mature shade trees. Interior roads and individual campsites are gravel in relatively good condition. Sites are a comfortable size, with plenty of room for large rigs, slideouts and awnings. There are 80 sites on the property, with about 15 full hook-ups (20/30 amps), with some 50amp. There is a pond with fishing (no license required) and boating (rentals) available.

The property and facilities are clean and well maintained. The campstore has a limited selection of groceries and camping supplies. The campground also has a pool (in season), a pavilion and meeting room, vollyball, basketball, laundry facilities and Kamping Kabins. An RV sales and service center with LP gas is also located on site. Casey KOA also has free Wi-Fi. During Memorial Day and Labor Day weekends, they have pancake breakfasts, biscuits and gravy, potlucks and ice cream socials. Celebrate the 4th of July with a hayride to a prime spot for fireworks gazing.

Immerse yourself in the 19th century at the Lincoln Log Cabin State Historic Site near the Casey KOA. Costumed guides play Tom and Sarah Lincoln and their neighbors at this 86-acre working living history farm, owned in the 1840s by Honest Abe?s father and stepmother. You?re also only 45 miles from Arthur/Arcola, the hub of Illinois Amish country. Casey KOA is a good choice for an overnite stop or spend an extra day and visit the sites nearby.

The place was clean and the staff was friendly. The bathroom seemed clean and had air conditioning. We used the laundry room, and that went fine. There is a free garbage pick-up before 9 AM outside your RV. We had cable TV with limited channels. The wireless internet worked fine. The park itself is not right on the highway, but a little ways away. It was quiet enough.

Please remember I rate this place a 4 1/2 out of 5. I will make some additional comments however. We came in at about 10 PM in the pitch dark. I almost missed the place but I saw a lighted billboard at the last minute. It looks like you are pulling into a construction zone or gravel yard. However the campground proper is quite nice for a typical RV park with full hookup.

If you have kids, especially older ones, there is nothing to do. The RV park is north of town, so they can’t go take a walk and get ice cream. There is no pool, which I think is quite big now that we spent 3 days in Moab. However, temperatures were 10 degrees below normal for us. There is no game room and the camp store is extremely small. Mostly soda and ice cream. The Colorado River was adjacent to the park, but there was no safe place to throw tubes in unless you have a rope to keep from drifting. The tributary stream was just mud.

If I had very young kids or mostly grown ups I would stay here again. It is a quiet place for your wife to get some sleep. If I had older kids I might brave one of the noisier parks to the south that have a pool, activities, and town nearby.

There is NO cell phone service available at all. The nearest cell signal can be achieved 5 miles away. The campground is clean, however it is not level or paved. The sites are long enough, but not very wide.

The staff was polite, but very aloof. We had reservations to stay for 5 days, however after a day and a half, we left and drove 11 hours back to Flagstaff. They did refund our remaining stay, and it was appreciated, but we were not impressed with this KOA at all.

We travel often, and usually find KOA very pleasing.  It was beautiful however, and if you like very remote, you will find it enjoyable.