Lebanon / Bennett Spring KOA Holiday Site Types

These two sites have just what you need to take your camping to the next level. When you step out of your RV you will have a nice table with four chairs that have backrests and armrests to dine at. They also have a patio swing for two to sit back and relax. The fire ring has a swing-away grate. These sites also have a Weber charcoal grill. Both have a paver stone patio to help keep you out of the dirt and are larger than regular sites. . Site 68 has a gravel RV pad and good privacy with bushes on 3 sides. Site 53 is open with a view and a level cement pad for the RV to park on. If you want to pick a certain one you can "select a site" for a one time fee and then you can't be bumped to any other site within that category.

There are two of these sites that have a special outside counter area for those that really want to have room to prepare for a meal. It is a two teared counter with a cute little roof over the whole counter to facilitate your outdoors camping meals. They are twice as wide as the neighboring sites. The sites also have a fire ring and a picnic table. There is a tree to offer you shade during the hottest part of the day. Come and prepare for a roomy outside dining experience.

All of these sites include a fire ring and a picnic table. Many of them back up to the property line with nothing but bushes behind you. Because of there location you are less apt to get anyone cutting through your site. Yes they are kind of narrow but come and enjoy all the things our campground has to offer while saving money by staying on one of our back in sites.

These sites are big-rig friendly with lots of room for slide outs. They all have a picnic table and a fire ring. Some of them are very long so if you need one give us a call.

We have four of these 50/30/20 amp sites with water and sewer hook ups. The deluxe patio includes table and chairs with back rest for four people. A patio swing for two. A Weber charcoal grill and a fire ring. Cement paver stones for the patio surface so if it rains you will be high and dry. All of these sites have a nice view out your front door and noticably more land then the other a regular pull through site (not up to the backside of another RV) They are $10 more but well worth it. One of them (site 64 our smallest) even has a level cement pad for the RV to park on. Another one, site 71 has a huge front yard and can take bigger RVs than the other deluxe sites. Then there is site 79 that almost gives you the state park feel with multi tiered levels and woods for your view.