Unadilla / I-88 / Oneonta KOA

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Close to I-88, it's tucked away in tranquil farmland so you can unwind.

You may hear Frogs and Crickets, but Highway noises won't reach you at this KOA. Although close to I-88, we are only 3.5 miles off the highway,Please follow the Signs. We are tucked away in tranquil farmland so you can unwind. Fish for Bass or Sunnies in the pond. Rent Paddleboats or Fun-bikes for the kids. The Pool gets lively with a slide in the shallow end for the little ones. Rack up points on the basketball court. Lots of Fun playing Cornhole or Horseshoes. Dogs get a good run in KOA's private field or Check out our New Doggie Park. Ice Cream Socials, Coffee & Doughnuts break the ice on Holiday weekends. Check the website for a weekend entertainment calendar. Antique shops, Restaurants and Golf Courses are plentiful in the area. Treat your family to a movie at the Unadilla Drive-In. Pay homage to your favorite stars at the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. Take a leisurely drive through the hills and experience the Cooperstown Beverage Trail. Email: koaunadilla@aol.com. Pool: Memorial Weekend - Labor Day Weekend. Max pull thru: 100 feet. Your hosts: Michael & Kathleen McClure.

Please note, Kabins and RV Rentals are Non-Smoking. Pets are allowed only in 3 of our Kabins for a fee.

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50 Max Amp
100' Max Length
Wi-Fi
Pool (5/24 - 9/1)
Snack Bar ($)
Propane ($)
Fishing
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Bike Rentals ($)
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I needed a spot to stay before getting on the road to SC, and this campground fit the bill. Really quiet, peaceful, the owners are so kind. I ended up needing to stay an extra two nights and they accommodated me, no problem. Our last night... 10/8/2019

I enjoyed my stay I will return next year 10/7/2019

Great place to stay, staff and campers very friendly. Great show on Firday nite. 10/6/2019

Enjoyed staying one night. Good staff and facilities. It’s a little way off the highway. Hookup was easy. WiFi worked well at site. Seemed like a peaceful place. Would return. 10/6/2019

Hard to rate, pulled in during storm and left in the am. 10/5/2019

Very nice campground. We enjoyed our time there as a seasonal. Kathy and Mike are nice people and are improving the campground. Thank you for a lovely time. 10/4/2019

Very friendly staff. Beautiful setting especially by the creek. Clean bathrooms. Amazing stay. 9/30/2019

Just a stopping off point on the way to Bar Harbor,nice quiet campground. 9/29/2019

Clean place. Friendly people. 9/25/2019

Nice, clean well maintained place. 9/25/2019

Helpful and friendly staff. Good location. Very quiet park, level spots. 9/25/2019

Very friendly staff. 9/24/2019

The hosts were a lovely couple and even after my late arrival after office hours, they took the time to make sure I was all set for the night. The grounds and buildings are a bit aged but very well kept. The picnic table at my site looked freshly painted... 9/23/2019

Only stayed one night , very quiet,the Hosts were very acomadating 9/22/2019

The park is nice and people friendly. Poor (no) tv reception is the only downside 9/21/2019

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KOA Journey Campgrounds

KOA Journey campgrounds are the perfect oases after a day on the road. Whether it’s along the way or a quick getaway, they’ve got you covered. Located near the highways and byways of North America with long Pull-thru RV Sites, they deliver convenience to the traveling camper. Pull in, ease back and take a load off.

KOA Journeys Feature:

Pull-through RV Sites with 50-amp service
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Well lit after hours check-in service

Campground Events

General Clinton Canoe Regatta - Memorial Day Weekend

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May 22, 2020

Annual General Clinton Canoe & Kayak Regatta, Worlds Longest Single Day Flat Water Canoe Race

May 22

July 4th Weekend

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Jul 4, 2020

Friday night movie night. Meet at the Curb for Coffee and Donuts Events for the weekend include; Flashlight Candy Hunt, Chicken Barbeque, 1/2 chicken, baked potato, coleslaw...

Jul 4

Induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame

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Jul 24, 2020

Annual Induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame

Jul 24

Annual Great Walton Fair

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Aug 12, 2020

Delaware County Fair Walton NY

Aug 12

Unadilla Lucas Oil AMA Pro Motocross Championship

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Aug 15, 2020

Pro Motocross Championship, Motocross & ATV Races (Nationally Televised)

Aug 15

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Oneonta Yankees Baseball Team - Oneonta, New York

Come see a professional, Class A, NY-Penn League, in intimate setting of Damaschke Field, 30 minutes from Cooperstown. Evening games, mid-June through Labor Day weekend.

Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, Cooperstown, New York

The birthplace of baseball has been established as Cooperstown, New York, where folklore has it that Abner Doubleday chased the cows out of Elihu Phinney's pasture on an afternoon in 1839 and had the inspiration to invent a game that quickly became our national pastime. The National Baseball Hall of Fame, dedicated 100 years later, stands as the definitive repository of the game's treasures and as a symbol of the most profound individual honor bestowed on an athlete. Visit the Baseball Hall of Fame online for more information.

25 Main Street,

Cooperstown, NY 13326

888-425-5633

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Step back into the 19th century at The Farmers' Museum. Explore an 1845 village and visit with printers, shopkeepers and blacksmiths. See working animals at the Lippitt Farm. Fascinating new exhibits highlight classic quilts, weather vanes, New York stoneware and wallpaper printing. Visit the Farmer's Museum online for more information.

The cavern was discovered and explored by a Schoharie Valley farmer in 1842. Lester Howe wondered why his cows stood out in the hot sun near some bushes instead of under his shade trees. Upon investigation he discovered cool air blowing up out of a cave entrance behind the bushes. After thorough exploration, he opened his cavern to the public and it was soon heralded as a tourist attraction second only to Niagara Falls.

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