Memphis KOA

The staff are truly good! The facility is terrible! You can hear the freeway and Rail road noise all night long! It is true with every KOA that they are overpriced and have no physical beauty! You might as well stay in a Walmart parking lot!
The best choice is always a state park at half the price

Definitely NOT tent friendly! Tent sites are MAYBE 100′ from the frontage road with the freeway just the other side of that. They were nice enough to have put up a privacy fence between the rv sites and the tents, I guess to lessen traffic noise for the rv campers? Sadly it was on the wrong side of the tent sites to be of any help. And the mosquitos! Eegads!!! Infestation is a gross understatement. The facilities are dated and could use some love, but everything functioned. I wouldn’t recommend this place for tent campers. You won’t get any sleep at all.

I’ve stayed at a handful of KOAs and so far this has been my favorite. The amenities are nice and clean. The staff was super nice and helpful when I got here. The gentleman working the counters name was Brad. He was very welcoming and helpful.

We enjoyed our stay. The grounds for RV parking is spacious pull-thru’s. The pool looked nice, but we didn’t swim. Really nice area for dogs. Deborah was super sweet in the office. It is close to downtown Memphis. Loved the café onsite! Breakfast Food was excellent! Real sausage gravy and biscuits, and the pancakes and eggs were really good too! Wonderful for quick bite and hitting the road. The orange juice could have been better quality for 1.99 a glass, but the food was wonderful and reasonable. l priced. We didn’t get eaten up with mosquitoes, but we weren’t in a tent. The restroom facilities were just okay, but clean.

The tent sites have no privacy. The mosquito population is out of control. My husband had so many mosquito bites we couldn’t count them all. When I turned the shower on, several mosquitos flew up out of the drain! Finally, there was a tree company grinding trees in the campground at 7am. When I brought this to the managers attention, all he said was he had no control over that. Two thumbs down for our stay at this location.

We stayed in the campground in late May. We found the office staff very friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. Our site was well cared for and had ample space to park in. I’m pretty sure this must be a popular campground because it seemed to be full. The grounds were well tended and flowers were beautiful. We travel a lot and mostly try to find good campgrounds and when we come back to area we stay at the same campgrounds. This is definitely the one we’ll be staying at while in the Tennessee, Arkansas and Mississippi area!!! We really enjoyed our stay!

We didn’t see much of the campgrounds. My family arrived late, put our tent up in the dark and left early not wanting to stay any longer than we had to because of the outrageous mosquito population!!! My husband counted 30 bites on one of his feet and our toddler looked like she had chicken pox after this visit…

Okay place I guess. The grass needs cut, the dog park is horrible. All the dog skill stuff is broken and the weeds are taller than my dog. Tried to swim at the pool but that was gross. There was a dead frog amongst other things floating in the water. You can constantly hear traffic on the highway which you can see from your campsite. And only a handful of trees. The campground is surrounded by open fields. Be sure to bring sunscreen because not much shade to go around. I reserved a tent site and was given a rv site with hookup and thought that was nice until I seen the tent site was 100 feet from the street. No way I could of slept there. They offered to bring a fire ring to my site but only if I bought a bundle of firewood from them for $ 6. Well the bundle I got was mostly kindle sticks, good thing I brought my own. And let’s not talk about the street light outside my tent that keeps blinking on and off. All that being said, I am leaving a day early. If your looking for a real campout in the woods do not come here. Place is more for rv than tent. This place is an epic fail for real camping. I will not return here… EVER!

Great place to stay for a quick overnight stay. Or if you are going to be visiting Memphis. They have a tour company that comes and picks you up. They take you to Graceland or Beale St. Have a very nice pool and General Store. Have a café with nice breakfast menu.

The «Kamping Kabins» are located literally on the frontage road of interstate 55. Boo. Trucks cars and trains constantly heard. The Kabin was very well stocked with appliances though. Heat and a/​c, mini fridge, microwave, and TV/​DVD player which was nice. There is also a fire pit with grill and a BBQ which was great. The bathrooms were nearby and were old but clean. There is a restaurant that opens at 7 and coffee is $ 1.75 with free refills. We had pancakes, eggs, bacon, sausage and biscuits and gravy and it was all really good. Except the only cheese was American. The game room had a pool table and a few board games but the two arcade games were in a closet sized room marked private and had stuff piled on and around them. It’s October so I didn’t expect it to be open but I also didn’t expect to be disgusted by the pool. It looked like a mosquito breeding ground. There is a little old school playground which my son did enjoy. A bottle of soda is $ 1.75 which is pretty ridiculous. Overall, this place may be good for some but not for us.