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KOA Campgrounds

1/2: Have you ever stayed at a KOA campground?

Yes		527 (89.78%)
No		60 (10.22%)

2/2: If you stayed at a KOA campground, was it a pleasant experience?

Yes		475 (80.51%)
No		47 (7.97%)
Not applicable		68 (11.53%)

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Authored by: RVED101 on Tuesday, July 20 2010 @ 04:31 pm UTC

This is Dawn writing. My brother Ty's father-in-law, Rich sent these 2 campground reviews to me after they went a seperate route on their way back to Colorado:

Hi Dawn, We are in our last night at Blackwell Island RV Resort and we highly recommend it to anyone traveling to Coeur d'Alene. The park sits on the Spokane River very near the entrance to Lake Coeur d'Alene. TThe resort is new and has all pull through spaces. The staff is very customer-service oriented, accomodating, friendly, and professional. One fellow on the staff volunteered to drive to our site and carry anything we wanted to take on the pontoon boat and help us load.

The Spokane river is 39 miles long to the dam and is clean, clear, and cold. There are many beautiful mansions along the river and several beaches and parks. The lake is huge clear, clean, cold, and deep. We rented a pontoon boat for a day and spent 8 hours touring the lake and the river. Ty loved diving into both once he got used to the 58 degree water temps. Kurt, of Amy and Kurt, brought his speed boat today and took the Touchard's boating at breakneck speeds and treating the girls to tubing behind the boat. John Elway is spending his 50th birthday at his place on the lake.

We also got here just in time for the Iron Man Triathalon which hosted 1800 participants for a 2.4 mile swim, 112 mile bike ride, and a 26.3 marathon. There were thousands in town to watch, volunteer, and participate in the event. We walked the town seeing many very fit, but tired, folks celebrating.

The town of Coeur d'Alene is very pretty with many shops, restaurants, and activites. It is very much a destination vacation whether you are in a hotel resort, tent camping, or RVing.

We're coming back when we get the chance!

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Now we are at the Bozeman KOA ($56 per night) and have a great review for this one, too. Very nice staff and nice pool. There is also an indoor/outdoor hot springs and spa right next door (walking distance) with 9 pools and gym for $8.50 per adult and $7.50 for children and seniors. We just returned from two hours of hot water bliss. It also has a great steam room and dry sauna. I would recommend this KOA (except for today's weather: We had two raging hail storms today. The first one broke the sky light in the bathroom. We got it covered with a garbage bag before the second one hit. The second round didn't cause any damage. Our neighbors in a Jayco Jay Feather 24' trailor had two sky lights broken and their RV was flooded. The weather is perfect at this hour). There is shopping close to the park. This is a park for anyone interested in a few days at Yellowstone.

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Dawn Polk
RV Education 101