Albany / Corvallis KOA Journey

Great campground with very good facilities and sites, but most of all the service was AMAZING. The ladies working at the store/check-in went above and beyond in helping us sort out some difficulties we were having (no fault of the park). Highly recommend if you want a quiet, comfortable campground.

Great little Journey KOA. Pool was heated and lovely on a hot day. We stayed on our way north and again as we drove back home. Easy check in, nice staff, little store with the basics and some cute stuff. Microwave in the store for their easy food options. I was surprised they even sold ice cream at 6pm for only $2 each. Usually the Journey KOAs don’t have any events. Heard a train sometime about 11pm but that was the only time it went by. Didn’t notice any traffic noise but we were in a cabin. Convenient to just jump back on the road. Our first cabin was fine, but the second one on way home did have a few ants on the table area. I just kept the food packed. Cabin had a fan, small fridge and kurig coffee!!! Usually don’t see coffee and fridge in these small cabins, so that was a nice surprise. Will stay again.

The first four nights of our stay were fantastic, but then the team working at the KOA changed. The Thursday team was unreasonable and charged us for an additional car for my mother-in-law, who lives in town, for less than two hours, as she was here to have dinner with us. When asked about this, I was given the manager's number, "Amber" took the opportunity to tell me that at the last KOA she managed they charged people who walked in to visit. Amber needs a customer service lesson. I do not wish to sound like a Karen, but for goodness' sake, let's charge the 77-year-old woman for parking....seriously?

When we couldn’t find hotel rooms in Corvallis for my son’s college graduation, we decided to rent an RV—and we’re so glad we found the Albany/Corvallis KOA. It’s just a short drive to Oregon State University and turned out to be the perfect home base for our family. The campground is clean, well-maintained, and clearly well-managed. One thoughtful touch: they deliver firewood right to your campsite! There is some road noise during the day, but it quiets down at night—we had no trouble sleeping. Highly recommended for anyone visiting the area, especially during busy OSU weekends.

One star. I hate this place. Pay almost 1,000 a month just to stay here yet we can't even use the restrooms (long term stay). With a broken shower in our RV I feel like it would be nice for people to understand and to take an actual shower. Muddy ankle-deep puddles as you step outside of your RV. This isn't just with mine either. If we could use the restrooms it would be a way better review. Also muddy brown water that smells and tastes like chlorine. A filter for our water doesn't even fix this sometimes. Wi-Fi sucks. I've read from other reviews that they usually have people use their own hotspots. Which I think is stupid compared to how much the price is. Laundry is hard to manage. The area is nice and has books but I've had to re-dry and wash my clothes more than once. I've come from Arizona and this place has been the WORST of everyone that I've been to. It has a nice nature trail though. Small but nice.

Stayed at this KOA on our drive home from Astoria. It's very gorgeous and looks put together very well. We stayed in the back corner and had no sewer connection, which it seemed a little bit overpriced for not having that, but we always like KOAs and the environment. Staff was friendly, and kids got to ride bikes safely

Ridiculous location! You might as well be set up ON the highway! The road noise is constant 24 hours a day, there is no let up even at night! Tent locations with power are only available next to the highway. This is not meet the minimum standard for KOA campgrounds.

It's a wonderful, beautiful campsite for our RV, and truck! Everything is clean, immaculate. Landscaping is beautiful! Hook-ups for water and electricity. Showers and bathrooms clean and pristine! No complaints here!!