KOA Pine Village Kampground

We made reservations with out of town friends and we were extremely excited to spend time together! The office staff did an awesome job putting us in cabins right next door. In fact, our porch stairs were only a few feet from each other! The cabin was clean and very nice! We had a great time visiting, sledding, and watching the local wildlife! We were extremely disappointed to find no fire pits available as well as no cable. We weren’t there to watch tv, but some late night news or cartoons in the morning for the kiddos would have been nice! We were especially disappointed when we woke up to find out that the entire camp had lost the use of water. We realize that accidents happen but some kind of a discount would have been nice considering it never came back on before we checked out.

Pros:
–There are a million and one things to do to keep the kids busy. They have a playground, pool, bike rentals, a giant outdoor chess game, volleyball, game room, organized nightly outdoor games, crafts, the list goes on…
— This campground is located within walking distance to the river.
— They have a espresso/​ice cream stand onsite!
— The staff escort you to your site and assist with backing in your trailer.
— Shuttle to and from town… Which is only a mile away. Safeway is about a quarter miles way so if you forget something it is a quick trip to the grocery store.
— From what I saw, they place is clean and the staff were friendly.
Cons:
— Sites are really close together and really don’t provide much room for a trailer and a vehicle. Prepare to get to know you neighbors real quick… And don’t expect privacy.
— Because the sites are packed in tight, it makes maneuvering a trailer difficult. We have a 31′ foot trailer and my husband is a pro at backing it in… But he had difficulty here. Mind you, he got it in but it took about 5 minutes of backing up/​pulling forward.
— Kids everywhere! But hey… If you have kids (like I do) this is also positive.
Overall, we would stay here again. We did have a good time.

We love the Pinevillage KOA. The new owners are doing a great job this year, keep it up!

For a KOA, this is a pretty rocking campground. We originally booked a tent site with some friends. However, when we went to go check out the site it was so postage-​stamp small that we figured there was no way to fit 3 tents. We upgraded to a very nice cabin. Kinda spendy at $ 215 per night, but once we settled in we really felt cozy and glampish. I mean who the heck gets a fireplace, AC and a TV while camping. So the office was kind of a cluster, otherwise we really enjoyed our stay here. I thought is was pretty cool that the staff escorts you to your campsite. Tip: bring quarters for video games!

I’m writing this review as unbiased as I can based on this past weekend from KOA.
When i drove in overwhelmed was the exact feeling I felt as you drive past RVs, buses and tents stacked on top of one another. I’ve actually never seen anything like it before. There were so many people that it looked like some type of outdoor camping refugee camp.
The facilities were the best part of the place. The camp ground was very clean, restrooms were serviced often and there was a convenience store to buy anything that you could have forgotten.
The actual staff seemed fine. I couldn’t believe how many individuals there were that worked there.
This campground is not meant for a large group of people. It’s not meant for a group that wants to sit outside and enjoy each others company into the night either. There needs to be a place on the camp grounfs were large groups can go and be louder without disturbing others.
This place is best for small kids or families that want to experience camping without any of the hardships of what you could expect from camping. If I come back to Leavenworth I will consider staying here if I’m with a small group of people, but don’t want to have to deal with the anxiety of staying quiet.

It was way overcrowded camp sites way too close together. There are way too many rules. The first thing you see is a sign that says Stay in Line!!!
Then we needed to be escorted to our campsite then the guy escorting us was snotty about the koa tag was not on our window even though we did say what site we were in. The roads are narrow because of parked cars kids were all over the place without adult supervision even with their rule saying the need to be supervised. You really felt you were visiting s strict moms house NOT RELAXING!!! Never going back!!!

We stayed here recently for our family reunion. Most of us made our reservations back in October of 2014. When we arrived there was several of the reservations that were messed up and double booked. Several of our group had to talk with the office regarding this and they were not accommodating at all. They told them that they were going to keep their money even though they could not stay in the cabin because someone else was occupying it and one of the families had to go home early because they had rented their cabin to someone else for the day that they already had reserved. The office just kept saying they were under new ownership. This is not the way customers should be treated. we will never stay in this campground again. We will be moving our family reunion somewhere else next time.

Cute cabin, only a couple fire pits through out the place, otherwise your site might have a grill or nothing at all. Biggest issue is the lack of trees. Big open area where tents and trailers are smashed together and cabins so close you can just about shake your neighbors hand.

This was my first time here. They have good sized RV lots, and the cabins are adorable. My kiddos loved the playground, and re quick walk down to the river. Looks like in the summer there’s lots of cool stuff to do, but this early in the season, everything is closed. :(there isn’t even cable until May! Location is great though, and we had a nice time!

The Pine Village KOA is top of the line as far as campgrounds go. It has every amenity you can imagine. We have stayed there many times in our 28′ travel trailer in one of the full hookup spots.
This is the most full service campground I have ever visited. Once you check in they have employees in golf carts accompany you to your campsite and help you get backed in. Some of the spots are a bit tight but since they provide people to spot while you back in it isn’t a problem. Our favorite sites back up to a large grassy area that is great for kids to play in and at night they light up a bonfire in the middle of it. The best sites also provide patios and large BBQ’s (the propane type you would have on your patio at home) that are clean and ready to go, there is also a fire pit at each of those sites. The other sites offer charcoal grills instead of the propane grills and fire pits.
The KOA is very clean and the staff is very attentive. They have a golf cart that comes around in the evening that sells firewood if you have forgotten to pack yours. There is also a Safeway in walking distance and of course the KOA General Store for whatever else you may need. The pool is warm, clean and well kept. My family considers it one of the highlights of the stay. We also like to bring bikes and bike into Leavenworth, which is maybe a 10 minute ride and mostly on sidewalks, safe for young kids. The KOA also rents 4-​wheeled bikes for use in the campground and shows movies on a big screen by the river.
I would highly, highly recommend this KOA. It is a wonderful place to camp. The one downside would be the high cost per night but my family deems it well worth the cost given all the fun we have there, the amenities they offer and the proximity to Leavenworth. Happy camping!

We went’ there for thanksgiving weekend. There was no-​one at the office and they left the key for us at the door. Only one key!
The cabins were cozy and everything would have been great except that I paid for a cabin with TV, cable, WiFi and blue-​ray. Got the TV with only one channel working, NO CABLE. Took some DVDs but THERE WAS NO BLUE-​RAY which I paid for. WiFi wasn’t working and the office was closed so no one to complain to. Then, on the last day of our stay there it snowed at lot and my daughter got locked inside the cabin leaving me locked outside. As I said, NO EXTRA KEY, no one at the office that could help. I had to ask for help to the neighbors. Fortunately there were neighbors around and we found a key that would open my cabin. It wasn’t a good experience for me and I don’t recommend this place.
I called them to complain 5 days ago and they told me that the owner of the cabins would call me, unfortunately they didn’t call me so at least I am writing this review to alert other people of the problems they could have here. Beware!

Very clean quiet well-​kept campground. The pool is lovely and refreshing. Bathrooms and showers were extremely clean although the showers were rather small. Any very heavyset person would have a difficult time in the small showers.

This is our third trip here this year and we have one more scheduled in September. We have found the staff to be very friendly, the store is well stocked, and the grounds are awesome for kids. They have a great play ground-​lots of bike riding space-​activities for kids-​movies by the river-​coffee/​ice cream stand… we thoroughly enjoy a good campground 2 hrs from home and 5 minutes from the town of Leavenworth! There is an off leash dog area, shuttle to town and a company who does river floating on site!
Our RV is 31 ft and we have always been surrounded by longer class A RV’s-I think there are lots of options for bigger RV’s! The tent camping sites are awesome-​on the rivers edge with lots of privacy!
Would highly recommend this KOA

AWESOME PLACE GREAT STAFF!!! Highly recommend for any age, called got a reservations for the next day no hassle ! (: checked in and got escorted to camp site, clean place nice pool and warm (: WILL BE BACK

We were searching for a place to camp on July 4^th, we didn’t make a reservation, so all the surrounding places were booked except KOA. This place is big, but the only spot left was in the RV section, we set up our tents between the RVs, it was very crowded. Not a lot of privacy in this camping ground, we got wakened up early because our neighbor turned on his car around 7:30. The bathroom is kind of clean. they have a pool and playground. I would probably not go there again, because I like yo have more space between the neighbors and more nature.

No place for big rigs! Tried to put our 38ft RV in a spot that we couldn’t get level in a millions years. Moved us after we complained and then had the gall to charge us more. Close to town and in the trees with a river near by, but if you’re long like us pass this place by. Lots of winding roads and big rocks to navigate, a couple of the old men parking people were really quite rude. Maybe they were stressed over trying to get people into spots too small or too unlevel for them?

Stayed at tent site r-​17. Compared to the other sites we walked by– we scored !!
We didn’t have anybody to the immediate left or right of us Or in front of us. Nice large spot next to the river. The coffee cabin is right direct in front and the bathrooms were a short walk from the pool.
Pros:
Site r-​17 was awesome. Large site big enough for 2 large tents, has a picnic table, bbq grill for charcoal or wood.
Loved the outdoor movie theatre. You can buy popcorn for $ 1.50
Kids loved the pool & playground.
Cons:
Bathrooms wet constantly wet and dirty. Buy hey at least you could shower if you wanted.
I asked the staff what time the movie started. She replied «when the sun sets». I asked what time the sun typically sets here and she said «I don’t know whenever it gets dark «. Lol… Seriously? Okayyyy.
We purchased a 5 $ bundle of wood that did nothing but hiss. Wet wood. 5 $ of wasted money.
There was a huge party on the other side of the river. This was not the koa’s fault but it has to be a known issue. We heard hooting and hollering, thumping bass until 3 am. There had to be 50+ people partying really hard. The last song I heard was tupac «city of Compton «. Nobody slept good that night.
Free shuttles into Leavenworth were nice.
We would return.

Loved this place, came in our 35ft Class A. A little tighter on the spaces but no problems. Family oriented, we were able to hike down to the river and climb on some of the big boulders. Even our lab came out with us.
Met another family from Sammamish and the my 10 you son has a mate during our stay. Highly recommend!

We have stayed here two years in a row, in April. The campground is fairly empty this time of year so it is quite enjoyable. I cannot imagine being here when it’s full! It’s always tidy and well kept, too. This time we were in spot R1 with no one on either side of us. Very enjoyable!
Laundry is $ 2 for wash and $ 1.50 for dry. The staff is friendly. We didn’t bring firewood because last year firewood was free. Not this year. Only the first bundle is free. We asked for firewood two nights in a row and it wasn’t delivered, so the third night when I asked, yet again, they brought extra.
If hubby attends the same conference next year we will hopefully be back!

I love KOA’s, but their prices are getting out of control. A 2-​room cabin with 4 people cost us $ 90 two weeks ago. That’s almost the cost of a hotel room!!!
The additional adult fees are also getting out of control. Most KOA campgrounds are now adding $ 5-​$ 7 PER PERSON if you have more than 2 adults. That means that you can expect to pay $ 40-​$ 55 for a campsite for 4 – 6 people. This is a complete RIPOFF!!!
That being said, this KOA is clean and has modern bathrooms. It is also very close to the center of the town of Leavenworth. It is quiet (unless you have rowdy neighbors) and peaceful. It’s just way too expensive for camping.