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JTHarley
Aug 23, 2013Explorer
There are basically 3 campgrounds on Music Valley Drive....
Yogi Bear
Two Rivers
KOA
Unlike some who have posted, I've stayed at the KOA several times as an overnight. I would not stay on anything other than the super sites which are level, paved and have a brick patio. The rest of the campground is not very good. Another bit of warning......if it rains, ALL of the campgrounds have poor drainage and puddling. Yogi Bear is a gravel pad with grass....gets soaked when it rains and muddy. Two Rivers are gravel roads with gravel sites and concrete small patios. Again, this is probably the best of the 3 with regard to rain......no pull thru's though so you have to unhook. KOA is pricey......for the super sites but at least the site itself is dry when it rains.
Yogi Bear
Two Rivers
KOA
Unlike some who have posted, I've stayed at the KOA several times as an overnight. I would not stay on anything other than the super sites which are level, paved and have a brick patio. The rest of the campground is not very good. Another bit of warning......if it rains, ALL of the campgrounds have poor drainage and puddling. Yogi Bear is a gravel pad with grass....gets soaked when it rains and muddy. Two Rivers are gravel roads with gravel sites and concrete small patios. Again, this is probably the best of the 3 with regard to rain......no pull thru's though so you have to unhook. KOA is pricey......for the super sites but at least the site itself is dry when it rains.
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