Little Rock North / Jct. I-40 KOA Journey

This is not the usual KOA, or what I expected. At least 3/4 of the sites are full time campers with mailboxes in the office. They do seem to keep the weekend campers up front. But the place is pretty run down. The saving grace is that the staff was very nice. If I stop in Little Rock again, would probably look for another place.

Had a beautiful time at the KOA went with Family 🥰 the owners are beautiful people. Very nice and friendly and worked great with us. Definitely would stay again. Thank you Anthony and Corrina had a wonderful stay, would definitely recommend this campground! Peaceful environment.

This is a great stop!! We had to extend our stay due to the ice storm. The staff was amazing Anthony and Corrina shoveling ice so it was safe to get to the facilities and that was no joke 5 inches of ice!!! James and Angel loaned us a propane tank off of their BBQ so we had heat. It was a rough 10 days and we are SO happy we landed here!! Its clean..beautiful park.. ice cream parlor.. however the staff takes the win!! Anthony and Corrina are so sweet, wish kids their age worked half as hard as they do!! Angel is so much fun, I just love his energy!!!! James is the good Ole boy you want on your side 10/10 we will miss them!

We travel around the U.S., Mexico and Canada with our 4 dogs. We usually seek out KOAs because we feel welcome with that many dogs and there usually aren’t any ridiculous limits on how many dogs you can have. We felt very welcome at this campground with our canine children. We came in after hours and the available sites were clearly posted and envelopes were left out and the process was organized and easy. 2 nice fenced in dog play areas - we’ll definitely have to stay for a longer visit next time.

Location accessibility was great and right off the HWY. Winter and very extreme cold and hazardous road conditions affected many things at the KOA, i.e. no running water hookup, no-wifi, snow covered RV pads and sewer hookup made it very difficult to locate. We got stuck in the snow at the KOA so had to call a wrecker service to pull us out so we could be on the snow covered RV pad. While the staff tried to help and other KOA customers, it would've been nice if the staff had been more prepared and solution oriented to clearing the snow in the KOA from just shoveling for "tire tracks"" to follow in the main entrance and RV pad (not shovel all the snow but enough so you could've seen the "tire tracks" or borrowing or renting small equipment to clear paths. Again not the entire KOA). J