Homer / Baycrest KOA Holiday

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We were there for 3 nights in mid September, the end of their season. Super nice camp ground with a beautiful view. Being a KOA they cost a little more, but well worth the money. Each site has a nice level pad, electric, water, sewage, fire ring, patio with table, chairs & and gas grill. Very clean showers and laundry facilities. The showers had heated floors. Staff was very friendly and helpful.

As soon as we pulled in we asked to stay two more days on top of our three. Although we had to move we couldn't have been happier as we went from the site right next to the park (very convenient for the kids) to the lower portion where the view was stunning. These sites are well maintained and the new wash house with laundry is clean and inviting. The service was friendly and engaging while the store is well stocked. And if you need anything they don't have there is a gas station right next door that has a convenience store and a diner open for breakfast and lunch. We ate there on the last day and it was a great fill me up before hitting the road. The location is amazing as it is outside Homer proper and opposite side of the spit which makes it feel a little more like camping although it's not too far to drive in. Would recommend this KOA and definitely would return our next trip to the Peninsula!

On a four month road trip and Homer was a must visit for us. There are a number of RV Park options but in looking through the reviews, all were hit or miss except this KOA. So glad we decided to stay here. Check in was a breeze and when I asked if there was something with a better view, the young lady after some checking gave us site 40. This site is in a circle and the Park was being visited by a large caravan group whom had 30-40ft rigs. The circle sites could be challenging but fortunately, we were small and fit nicely between the larger rigs. Park is very clean, several bathroom buildings and a new laundry/shower building is now open. Nice dog run and if you have little ones, there is a small play ground. The store is well stocked with snacks and those last minute RV needs. Short drive into Homer. Strong wifi but lets talk views. Slept with our star gazing window open hoping to see the Northern Lights. Best place hands down to stay in Homer in an RV. The Park also owns the gas station next door.

This site is amazing. The service was great and helpful (offered to drive my firewood back for me). The bath house was spacious clean and felt new. There is a nice space to wait and play games while doing laundry. The view is just incredible. Convenient location, a decent amount of room to back an rv in. Fairly quiet for the amount of campers. Very well kept grounds. The bathrooms were cleaned quite often.

Camp hosts were cordial and had lots of information. Homer shuts down after Memorial weekend but this spot still allows reservations during off season. Big brand new bath house with heated floors and laundry. The cabin we booked for my Dad was super cute and clean. Came stocked with a Keurig and pods and a tiny refrigerator. A convection hot plate and all the fixings to cook if you needed to. Camp sites were clean, no dog poop!

We stay at KOA’s often and appreciate them. However Homer KOA exceeded expectations more than any other KOA in USA that we have been to. Check in went great and the woman warned us there could be road noice due to construction and if it bothered us she said we could move ourselves wherever we felt would be quieter. Even if the spot cost more . We stayed as it wasn’t that bad. The laundry and shower facilities were so very nice and clean. The views were gorgeous and even though they planned to turn off the water for the winter, they kept the water on for us. We highly recommend this campground!

We wanted a campsite on the bluff overlooking the Cook Inlet. That’s what we got except the brush was so high there was no view from our campsite. Other than that the showers were very nice / clean. Our dog is never off his leash at a campground. There are all kinds of signs and it is campground policy that all dogs be in leash….. It is NOT ENFORCED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!