Buffalo I-40-Exit 143 KOA

Stopped for 1 night while heading west. There is some road noise since it's right off I-40. Park is rustic, lots of trees, with dirt roads and gravel sites. Our site (like most) sloped down in the front, but we had no problem leveling. Camp host was friendly. We would stop here again. We camped at Buffalo / I-40 / Exit 143 KOA Journey in a Motorhome.

This is the smallest KOA we've ever stayed at. It's a Journey so right on the interstate (which is what we wanted) and great for an overnight. The sites are small but the staff have figured out how to make them work for bigger rigs. Friendly and helpful, office and guide were great. FHUs w 50 amp. Able to get level on dirt site w picnic table on concrete slab. Traffic noise and bright lights mean sleeping with windows and blinds closed - slept great. Little store has staples, small swimming pool looked nice and clean. Even though we were in the trees, we were able to get satellite.

This campground is very conveniently located off I-40. I stopped at the Pilot Station/Arby’s/Cinnabon for gas before checking in. Couldn’t ask for a better overnight stop. $47 with tax and my KOA discount got me a pull through 30/50 amp spot near the bathhouse per my request. Laundromat has 4 washers/$2.00 and 2 giant dryers/$0.25. There’s a nice looking pool, playground, sandpit(?) and a nice k-9 area. The sites are pretty tight but the campground is empty so it doesn’t bother me.

Sitting outside, I can hear the highway noise, but not inside my trailer with the a/c running. I can also hear crickets, cicadas and some kind of birds. Peaceful despite the highway noise.

Bathhouse is typical KOA. Could use renovations but are clean and work fine. The showers are slightly bigger than usual, and they have a dressing area. Toilets are fine too.

Stopped in after a long drive. Called for availability and the owner went out of his way to find us a discount. We stayed to do laundry and catch up on chores. It’s a very dated place, but nice and clean. It was noisy but I knew that going into it and didn’t pay attention to it. The restaurant down the road (The Log Cabin) was amazing!
We had no issues with our 30’ class C and will stay here again.

Relatively small campground, located just north of I-40 - easy on/off. Turning north on Hwy 13, turn right just after Log Cabin restaurant - the KOA sign is not prominent and might be missed. Highway noise was not excessive. Relatively new owners, who were very nice and helpful during check-in. Nice pool, clean facilities, cable, and WIFI. Campground is located on a slope, and our particular site was not level fore/aft, which maxed out our leveling jacks; other sites looked more level. Side spacing was OK. Most RV sites are pull-thru. Gravel roads and pads. Shade trees and picnic tables. Looked like just a few sites suitable for big rigs. There are a couple of restaurants close-by. Overall good stop while traveling between Nashville and Memphis. Traveling in 36' 5th wheel. Would return.