Wilmington KOA Holiday

Staff had all my reservations ready to go. Was able to get to my RV site. Was escorted by a staff member. Many thanks for the escort. Set up was typical for a national chain. Despite being in a busy area, the park was quiet and peaceful. Would stay here if I have an extended event at the USS North Carolina (BB-55) memorial.

We stayed at Wilmington KOA Holiday in Wilmington, NC from October 14 to 18. Getting There: The area is under construction and neither our Garmin, Google, or Ford GPS's could figure out the area. All three gave us wrong directions getting to the campground, finding local businesses, etc. The road the campground is on now has a median so you can't take a left out of the campground (which all GPS's kept telling us to do) and if you're trying to come in from the south it can be a bit tight, especially for bigger rigs. Customer Service/Checking In: Fantastic! Check in was pleasant, and they escort you to your site. Site #: 34 Level: Level for the most part, we just needed a single block on the driver side. Electric/Water/Sewer: Everything worked great. Noise Level: It is in a city setting so t

Nice campground. Our site (27) was large and private. The bathrooms were clean. Showers were warm and did not cost extra. Strict rules allowing only 1 tent per sight. $55 a night for a tent site is steep

Great place! They had the nicest and cleanest restrooms/showers I have ever been in at a campground They were like your home bathroom. The lounge and laundry areas were superb. Staff was friendly, the sites were great. If we get bac that way I would definitely stay again!

I've never met a bad KOA. I mean the people who work there are so nice, the place is clean as a whistle and there's a lot to do. Its kind of funny but this KOA seems to draw a higher end " camper" then the others I've stayed at lol. Lots of really nice campers with most of the people not coming outside at all....Definitely worth going and we'll be going back for sure!