Dallas / Arlington KOA Holiday

It can be difficult to navigate to the campground and the turns at the entrance are tight. It was disappointing that their propane wasn’t working. The sites are not level. The back in site took a lot of work to get in the site, would not recommend if you have slides on both sides. Some of the camp cats keep trying to come inside. The jumping pillow was nice but the playground is just swings. The dog parks are nicer. Didn’t interact with the staff because the office hours are limited during the winter.

Our site was small, but our camper is small, so it worked fine. The camp was clean, the staff were super friendly. Nice size pool, but we stayed in December so no pool for us. Men’s room had a couple of stalls out of order, (it happens). Kamp K-9 was a little muddy, but rain is rain. It was surprising to find a campground in the middle of the city that didn’t feel like it was in the city. All-in-all, we had a really nice stay. S. Cooper street can be a little noisy, but we felt safe.

Having stayed here for a while now, I really do appreciate what they do here. All of the employees that I have interacted with are kind and friendly. The campground is a bit older, but quite nice and close to enough to make it a great place to stay long term. Not really a destination area, but that comes with the area. They have plenty of activities for children and movie night is a lot of fun. Only small complaint is the daily text message about the camp store closing. Comes in promptly at 4pm everyday, wish I could opt out of certain messages. A bit annoying, but alas, if that is my only big gripe, then it is going pretty darn good!!

It's a camping ground. The service for as customer service was great. The employees for the most part was great. It's that since the pandemic, people don't want to work unless you report them. This was my experience. Then in my presence, I watched the young lady ask another co-worker who reported her.

Great location, completely fenced in which is a plus since it is in the city. Cabins were clean, the queen mattress can use an upgrade but everything else was great. The restrooms and showers were clean. Would definitely recommend this KOA.

This campground is right off of a Main Street and very difficult to get into from the road as they have a narrow entrance. This also makes it difficult to exit when you are leaving. Check-in was, ok. Not very friendly. The grounds were not kept up other than cut grass. There was a jump pad and playground but it looked like it had been there abandoned for years. The pool didn’t have water in it, so no swimming. The laundry room did not have a change machine and was very dirty, so if I had change, I wouldn’t have done my laundry there anyway. With what the campground had to offer and the sad shape it is in, I’m surprised that koa has this listed as a holiday, it is a journey at best. I would not recommend staying here to anyone.

Kara and Aisha at the front desk are super helpful and nice, Very professional and always wanting to help. Sean and Josh came to help me when I had an issue with my RV since it’s my first time traveling in one. This campground has a bunch of kids activities on the weekends. I would recommend this campground for anyone, solo and family traveling.

Great place to stay. They got lot of pull through sites. The camp hosts Bryan and his wife are super nice people. Will come back again!

The best part of my stay was the bird songs, especially in the mornings. I also enjoyed the friendliness and helpfulness of the staff and the other campers, the bridge from the tent area to the restrooms, and the water faucet at each tent site.