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Pine Village Koa Campground
Sep 15, 2009 by Teri from Sumner
Overall Rating: 2

• The river was close.
• No real customer service - we were just dollar signs.

“Very tightly spaced. Smelled of sewage. When I called 2 months prior to our trip to make reservations, I explained I wanted to set up a tent and have my tent trailer. I set up my reservation and got a site number. When I called 2 weeks in advance (no confirmations of any kind) I had the same site number. When we arrived, we had a different (worse) site (no tent set up). We decided to move - they downgraded us to a horrible site without refunding any money, we had no table or grill and were looking at the back of other motor homes and their sewage lines. I will not recommend KOA to others for these reasons.”

Pine Village Koa Campground
Aug 26, 2009 by Debbie from Eugene, OR
Overall Rating: 3

• Nice river access.
• Congested RV sites/sewage odor.

“In our motor home travels a few years back (Montana, So Dakota) we stayed at a few KOA Campgrounds and were very disappointed with the price vs. the amenities. (Some had not amenities at all!) We stopped our stays with KOA and mainly stayed at private Good Sam parks, which we found more pleasant, spacious stays. We decided to try KOA for our special trip to Leavenworth and, again, were very disappointed. When we arrived, we found the park to be very tightly spaced and very congested. In our Space 44, we were sitting on top of our neighbor's sewage hook up and across from the RV dumping site. We had sewage odors our entire stay, which was not pleasant! We had a fire pit, but afraid to have a fire for fear our neighbors RV siding might melt from the heat. It was that close! The park is just too tightly designed and too high priced for us to ever return - and we have stayed in a lot of parks in our 30+ years of RV'ing. On the positive side, we did enjoy the beautiful river access and swimming there. The pool was too small to accommodate the amount of people there. Kids. noise, etc. Yes, our precious free time means a lot to us and we do have choices at where we spend it and we want you to know how disappointing and over priced our stay at your KOA was.”

Pine Village Koa Campground
Aug 29, 2008 by Cindy from Puyallup
Overall Rating: 6

• Lots of things for the kids to do, close to Leavenworth.
• Stolen shoes!

“We stayed in the 2 room cabins, which were clean. The morning staff is friendly and helpful, however the evening staff seemed to be there to have a body behind the counter. Not very friendly or helpful. However, we did enjoy our stay. If you use the pool, make sure you take your shoes in the pool area with you and not left in the shoe cubby outside the fence. After swimming with my kids for about a half hour, we went to leave and discovered someone had stolen my daughter's sandals. When I talked to the front desk, they didn't seem to care one way or the other. They never even asked for my name or site number in case they turned up.”

Pine Village Koa Campground
Apr 26, 2008 by Erin from Reno, NV
Overall Rating: 2

• The Wenatchee River is nice.
• Please read my review.

“The actual grounds of this KOA are beautiful and the river is just a short walk down the hill. The owners, however, leave much to be desired. We found them to be extremely stingy and petty. We stayed a month because my husband was working in the area. I suppose, since we were given a monthly rate, they felt justified in giving us the worst possible site in the campground. Right on the only entrance, in between the dumpsters/dump station and a flooded leech field. Not only was this location extremely loud, the stench from the leech field was quite overpowering at times, not to mention a health concern. When we asked if we could move, they said no and assured us that the leech field would dry up in a day or two. Mind you, this was in April when there was hardly anyone else in the entire campground. Yet somehow they couldn't afford us a different site. Additionally, we had no barbeque pit our entire first week here, so my husband felt it would be ok if we borrowed the fire pit from the neighboring site. Within a half hour, a man came and took the pit back saying that we couldn't use it because we weren't paying for it. Several times after that, we would see the owner driving by our site very slowly, craning his neck to see if we had taken the fire pit back. The washers and dryers cost $1.50 per load and are frequently broken, which you don't find out until you've already put in your money and soap. There were many other little things that made us never want to stay here again, but if I took the time to list them all, I would be just as petty as the owners of this KOA.”

Pine Village Koa Campground
Oct 2, 2007 by Pat from Kalispell, MT
Overall Rating: 9

• Quiet, clean, Wi-Fi, trees. Were very comfortable.
• We saw nothing to dislike.

“The people in the office were friendly, efficient, and helpful. We were escorted to our site and parked. The site was quite adequate for our needs. Campground is quiet and clean. There are lots of wonderful trees and also open space. The free wife has a strong signal and is quite fast. The roads in the park are Narrowing; however, we were able to drive our 42 footer without any trouble. It's only a few minutes drive to the center of Leavenworth. There is a shuttle from the campground to town if you'd rather not fight the parking hassle there. .”