Rochester / Marion KOA Journey

Parking large trailers may require you to put on your driving gloves. The park has tighter egress in some areas but the staff will eagerly offer spotting assistance when maneuvering. So dont expect to be coming in there with your poor towing tactics, not cutting the wheel correctly, and getting the trailer in a sticky situation. You know who you are. I have been to one trailer park in Duluth called Fond Du Lac. The degree of difficulty for manuvering there is master level. Trees all over and in close proximity at all times. This park is more like a medium degree of difficulty. Looks like a great place for creating memories with the family. Many folks seamed to come with the whole family for just the weekend. The laundry room on site is highly suitable but is higher priced. I bel

Our stay at **KOA/Rochester** was truly exceptional, thanks in large part to our wonderful host, **Barb**. She greeted us with a warm welcome, personally guided us to our site, and has even in the past brought firewood right to our door—her helpfulness and attention to detail made us feel right at home. Barb consistently went above and beyond to ensure our experience was perfect. The campground itself is **beautifully landscaped**, with **large, well-maintained sites** that provide plenty of space and privacy. The grounds are immaculate, and the entire property feels inviting and peaceful. A real standout is the **bathroom and shower facilities**—the best we've ever seen at a KOA. The showers are **spacious, spotless, and thoughtfully designed**, featuring plenty of hooks, outlets, and s

Smaller KOA that would normally be right off 90, but due to construction there was a painful detour to get there, and to get to town from there. Campground is in the middle of residential neighborhood. There is a very small store in the office, but not much available and was smelly. Our site was nice, thankfully no one immediately next to us. They have a pool & playground (we did not use either). Restrooms were ok. It was an ok overnight stop, but not somewhere we would go as a destination.

The direct road to the KOA was all jacked up due to a large construction project that closed the whole road. We got back on the Interstate & got off on exit 224. Took Co Rd 7 to HWY 52. This is a lot easier than the directions the KOA gave.|| This is a small KOA Journey we stayed in 1 night on our way up North. It's an established campground, but well kept. We stayed on the office side of the road. The other side has newer sites & the pool. Our site was a buddy site, which I dislike. It was close to the bathrooms/showers though, which helps out my mobility challenged husband. I can put up with it for 1 night. |The bathrooms were clean. The laundry had 2 dryers out of service.

Greeted by a sour employee that did not seem to be happy to have customers. We were led to a pull thru site around tight corners with trees, boulders, stumps,posts, fence to make the path narrower. The site was level, but the new patio (nice, a first for us) was several inches above the camping surface. That made the unfolded step land in an awkward spot. Firewood was $9 for a small bundle. There is no town to speak of, so there was no alternative to the high priced wood We chose NO fire. Showers were clean, hard water stains, but the whole facility needed to be freshened up. Did I mention the off odor In the office area? Said fence, boulders, posts made it interesting to to get out too. Keep in mind, we are a 3/4 ton pickup with a 30 foot trailer. We e been toany koa's, so this was seriou