KOA Journey Memphis

Tried to call ahead to see if there was availability but phone was busy. Decided to just pull in and they did have spots available. Super nice staff although the computer system wasn’t working very well so had to pay cash. Decent place to stay a night but as others have said lots of potholes and fairly tight spots. We were in a 33 ft motorhome pulling a Jeep Wrangler and didn’t have any trouble getting in or out of our pull through spot. I would stay here again but recommend to make a reservation due to the computer problems.

$62.00 most overpriced, noisiest, muddiest, pothole ridden campground ever. Couldn’t sleep at all because of trucks on the uneven highway next to the campground. Pool is a swamp. The Staff was super nice and laundry room is clean.

Great for a weekend or just one night. Very quiet and clean has full hook ups as well as propane. Very nice welcome center. Major plus is right on/off I-55. People that greet you are very pleasant as well. Would stop here again for sure. Only down side is a bit bit pricey but again worth the stop.

Traveling home we decided to stop at LOA campgrounds, anticipating a clean and safe stay. This place is an exception to what we expected. The roads are full of potholes, the pool was green and scum filled. We I ask about the pool I was told how much trouble it was because of the complaints. Got the impression there were no plans to fix. This was also the highest priced KOA we have stayed, $65 for one night.

I have never submitted a review ever but felt I need to warn other campers about this KOA. This is the worst KOA we have ever stayed at. The site was too small for our 44' fifth wheel. When we went to park our vehicle in am empty site they yelled at us and said they would have to charge us more money even though no one came into that sight. The roads have big holes and has poor drainage with a lot of mud. The charge was the most we have ever paid and was the worst place we had ever parked.

Site was flooded when we arrived but due to the rain over the past month this is understandable. If you have a big rig this site is very tight to maneuver. The roads have very bad pot holes. For bigger rigs the concrete pads are extremely small and the electrical box is right in the way of the kitchen slide out (it looks like numerous people have hit it with their slide out). The hook ups worked well and the park was safe. There is a lot of highway noise but that is to be expected with a camp this close to the road. If I had a smaller rig I would have given it a 4 star.

For a KOA Journey this was surprisingly very nice. There is a new manager who made many improvements. The gravel road full of potholes was the worse thing but supposedly will be fixed over the summer. The staff was very friendly and helpful. We have a 40 ft rig towing our car and fit nicely into our site. I’ll stay here again.

Our first impressions when we arrived: looks good, yay! a closed dog run. Lots of trees. Friendly staff. —Then they showed us to a site next to a permanent resident (?) They had guests parked across our site, and they were pounding on something under their trailer. Then the fence around the dog run had wide gaps next to each poll so you can’t take your small dogs off-leash.

We were passing through to Texas and stayed two nights to see Graceland and a few other things in the Memphis area. This was the first Koa that I have stayed in. Sorry I wasn’t impressed the roads were gravel with muddy potholes and there was fecal material near out sewer hookup. And the sites themselves were close together and nothing special. It served its purpose, but probably wouldn’t stay again. FYI it was the highest priced campsite we paid for from the west coast to there and was the least desirable of all the campgrounds we stayed at.

Speedy check-in. Spot 18 decently level for 25’ ‘Bago. WiFi not so great, couldn’t reliably stream video. Otherwise nice facility but would like more space between spots. Would stay here again.