Hagerstown / Antietam Battlefield KOA Holiday Reviews

This is one of my favorite campgrounds ever. There's so much to do for both kids and adults, yet it still manages to be quiet and peaceful. Not only that, most of the staff were friendly, helpful, and seemed genuinely happy to be there. Everything we touched was clean and relatively modern. The lighting and decor in the bathrooms was soft and relaxing, and the showers were hot, spacious, and had good water pressure (unlike 99% of the campgrounds we've stayed in in recent years). Our RV site was large and (mostly) easy to back in to, although the site we were in on our first stay, which was close to the playground and next to the pavilion, was easier to park in than the river side site on our second visit. This campground is great for families and couples of all ages. Our 7 year old son loved the clean, well maintained playground (with lots of shade nearby!) and the jumping pad (basically an open air bouncy house without the sides & top). He also enjoyed playing checkers and Connect Four on the GIANT game sets behind the diner. (There's an abnormally large checkers set on the wooden deck in front of the bathrooms and near the gazebo, but there is a truly HUMONGOUS set on the pool side of the diner. If you stay here, you must check it out!) There is also a sparkling clean swimming pool and beautiful landscaped walking paths between and around everything. I really liked the landscaping throughout the campground and the beautiful butterfly gardens next to the playground. Also, there are, like, 15 huge, healthy hanging spider plants in front of the diner & office that are the biggest, healthiest spider plants I have ever seen. I really want to know what they feed those things! One of our favorite parts of the campground was the small farm near the main buildings. There are free-range chickens wandering around the area and nearby campsites - on our first visit, one of the hens had several fluffy little chicks following behind her! - and several goats inside the enclosure. There were also two friendly campground cats, one of which came right up to greet us as we were setting up camp the first night. The only negative thing I can say about either of our visits is that the free wifi was always overloaded with traffic and rarely useable. It was even worse at the river side site where the signal seemed to be too weak to do much more than briefly show up on the AP list on either of our devices. I could sometimes connect, but the signal would drop almost immediately. However, this is pretty common with most free wifi networks, especially when there's a lot of people trying to use it all at once. At the end of our stay we were sad to leave, but we hope to be back next summer!

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