Burkburnett / Wichita Falls KOA Journey

**Review for KOA Campground** I recently stayed at this KOA and had a mixed experience. The location is great—it's a smaller, quiet campground with easy access to the interstate, which made it convenient for traveling. The staff were friendly and accommodating, which I appreciated. That said, there were a few downsides. Stickers (or burrs) were all over the place and somehow made their way into my socks—a small annoyance but worth noting. The bathroom code didn’t work, making the bathroom inaccessible, which was frustrating. When I mentioned it, I was offered an efficiency cabin as an alternative. Unfortunately, the cabin smelled strongly of cigarette smoke and didn’t feel clean, so I opted to go back to my original campervan spot. Overall, it’s not a bad place if you’re looking for a quiet spot to rest, but there’s room for improvement in maintenance and accessibility.

We got behind on the fee, I asked owner. Give me three more days. That cold hearted manager turned off the power this was in July. My husband who was disabled and needed oxygen, struggled. He passed not too long after that, if I could prove she was the ending cause of his death I would get her. She's all nice when she wanted your business, but get a few days behind. I believe her name was Patricia and she lies

Easy access and easy to find. Staff is nice. Sites are flat and roomy. Clean laundry. Like that it has trees. By the highway, so a bit noisy. Planes fly over alot. Close to town which has a few restaurants and grocery store. Good price on long stay.

This koa was easy to find and road was easy to maneuver with our 30 ft camper. The staff was friendly. It has level sites along with bathrooms and a convenient laundry. Sites could be a little wider but they are a nice length. It is close to the highway so it's a little noisy. It has good amount of trees to bring the birds.

I booked two nights. I stayed for one night. I was told that I would be refunded for the other one. Past that, my complaints were treated with disregard. The mold was the biggest issue that should have at leasted warranted concern rather than an unfriendly, defensive response.

We booked a deluxe cabin. It appears to be basically a "park model" trailer, rustic wood interior, skirted, with a spacious wood deck, and a gas barbecue grill. It has dishes and flatware (forks etc.), a full sized fridge, kitchen sink, decent counter space, a dining table, a futon/couch in the living room with clean sheets, a nice bathroom, and a bedroom with a door. We really liked it. Nice lawn outside and a large enough gravel parking area. Negatives: the vinyl floor needed a good mopping with Mr. Clean or similar, and the hot water for the shower was quite bipolar....warm, hot, cold, warmer. For three showers in a row. But that aside, for campers who might normally use a tent or book the small cabin with no bathroom (go to the toilet block by the office), this place beats even a hotel room, with the added benefit of having your vehicle right outside your door. We have stayed here 5 times.

Stayed for the weekend with several others for a baseball tournament. They accommodated us and were able to put us all right next to each other. We stayed on one of the concrete pad sites, was great! Staff was super nice. Overall great stay! Would definitely stay again.