Spokane KOA Journey

"We ended up coming in earlier than our expected time, They got us set up and in. The Manager and Staff are Great. And easy access to everything. This will be our spot when we are in town. Thank you KOA."

"Great spot in the middle of the Spokane valley easy access to all kinds of activities halfway from Spokane to lakes and North Idaho adventures. Bonus if you like trains, some people complain about the trains, but I suppose those people never learned to look at a map. The bathrooms are clean and the showers are more than you expect from a hotel. Super cute small log cabins, deluxe tiny homes, and they have gazebo spots with tables. All are welcome from hikers, bikers, campers, tents. Reasonable rate. Pets are welcome. Don't bring your dirty busted old ugly camper. They prefer stuff less than ten years old. It makes the place nicer for everyone. Activities games and a place for the kids to play. Reasonable pricing."

"Sites are extremely close together. You will have a hard time leaving if there is a camper staying in front of your site. Camp store is pretty much empty. Employees are okay. If you have a bigger rig or one 30’ plus I wouldn’t recommend this campground. No room for vehicles unless you park in the road. Stayed for one night passing through. Will not stay here again."

"Don’t expect sleep: You will swear the train (every 3 hours) is coming right through your unit as it blows its horn right beside the campground. Don’t expect a level site: You will need all of your levelling devices to make your unit just tolerable. Don’t expect to buy anything in the camp “store”: You will find the shelves empty. Folks in the office are friendly enough but you should only choose this KOA campground if you are extremely desperate."

"I really was surprised that it wasn't nicer. The spaces are crazy tight and the grass was all dead. Our neighbor's picnic table was within inches of our sewer hookup... gross. Anyway, the girls at the front were friendly, they had a small store and a decent laundry with working equipment. I would go back if no other options I guess."