Batesville KOA
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Reviews (avg. rating 2.0)
| TravelRN
Not impressed. Most sites are prerty close together and mostly gravel. And completely unmowed and unkept. The KOA is connected to Indian trails which has a loads of long term sites which means there are so many golf carts its somewhat obnoxious. The layout makes no sense and the map they give is not to scale so we had a hard time finding out way around. Not to KOA standards as I expect them. Pool and amenities are a long distance from the koa sites while bathrooms are few and far between. The "STORE" has few items and what they do have is extreme over priced. Would not choose this place again.
| Nice Park with resort amenities
Only got to spend one night but got to do a lot. They have a nice lake with a small beach and fishing that does not require a state fishing license. Most of the sites a large with shade trees and full hookup. They provide camp fire rings, and newer picnic tables at each site. This is a large koa park connected to a RV resort so there will be a lot of golf carts driving to the pool, beach and playgrounds. The camp store has the necessary items you may have overlooked.
| If you need a campsite they have plenty...
Plenty of unlevel, unkept sites. LOTS of golf carts at all times. Nice and cozy in the KOA if you like your neighbor's slides at the edge of your firepit. Systems (water, sewer, electric) all work fine. Store has the basics ($$$) but nothing else. Weird (staff's word, not mine) hours at the restaurant. Feels like a cheap trailer park.
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