Wapakoneta KOA Holiday

We came here to stay before dropping our trailer off at the Airstream factory. Karen and Kevin were so helpful and accommodating, as they made a cabin available to us while the trailer was in the shop, being flexible with us during a difficult time without our trailer. The site 5 had nice shade trees and the cabin had a little kitchenette with microwave, sink, and refrigerator. There were dishes, utensils too. We were able to shift our food to the fridge, although it was smaller than our trailer. The cabin shower had good water temp and pressure and decent sized stall. We stored our stuff on the bunks and slept on the bed, which was also adequate. Very nice linens and good fluffy towels! Even had cable TV! We used the pool one day, when it wasn't raining and it was perfect temperature - delightful in hot humid weather! Their shop had ice cream and was well stocked for camping needs. We used the laundry room and that was well tended with efficient machines. While there, be sure to see the Neil Armstrong Museum (which you can see from the campground!) and the National Bicycle Museum in New Bremen. The Airstream Heritage Museum was also great. Karen is a wellspring of local knowledge and offered good recommendations for restaurants too. We'd stay there again.

We had a nice time staying here. Very convenient to the Neil Armstrong Air and Space Museum. I had a truck issue and the owners were very accommodating to us while I was getting the repair done the day we were leaving. Also, they had fairly fast internet. Be sure to watch my video review to see what the campground is like.

https://youtu.be/-Ac0Qlo_9Wc

We chose to stay here at the last minute while driving from NC to MI. We had planned to boondock but with the temperatures hovering around 100 decided that we need to have power so we could have AC.

The staff was incredibly helpful, they fired the oven back up to make me a pizza and delivered it to our site while I was still setting up. Additionally, the helped guide us into our site quickly and answered any questions with a friendly attitude.

The facilities were clean and well maintained. This is a smaller KOA so they don't have all of the stuff you might find at some KOA's but that's fine with us. We don't have kids so most of that stuff is just noisy that adds to the cost.

We called here as our planned drive destination did not have availability and we were pleasantly surprised at this KOA! Very nice office staff, easy access from 75, open sites(for great satellite reception), nice pull through, very clean campground and quaint, interesting area. There are two small dog walk areas that were clean and shaded. There are shower and laundry facilities plus a camp store. We camped in our 42 ft motor home with a tow.

The Wapakoneta KOA is an was exceptionally clean, tightly packed campground with a great staff right off I-75. It's a solid one-night stay in transit.

They had two small dog parks and a grass field behind the playground that was great for walking our dog. Our site had a picnic table on a nice deck.

The campground has noise from I-75, a train nearby and is popular with families with small children. After 10pm the campground was very quiet and the road noise and train were not loud enough to impact sleep.