Elkhart Co. / Middlebury KOA Holiday - Middlebury, Indiana

Misty W.

We stayed in a standard KOA cabin. It was fine. It said our TV was connected to the Internet but we couldn't get any of the channels to come in. The bathrooms were fine. There is street noise, but it wasn't horrible. The woman that helped me at checkout was very friendly.

David B.

A beautiful place to stop. The RV spots are well maintained, and very clean. The staff is great and there are things to do there for families.

Asher

The cabins are very clean. Not cheap at all. Family friendly, very nice place to camp except for the traffic nearby. Staff is somewhat nice except for Angie, the manager. She talks behind people's backs and just gossips about everything. Don't trust Angie. The rest of the staff is great. Except Jerry, the owner. He's really strict about the place and isn't a pleasant person to talk to. The bathrooms are sometimes disgusting. I wouldn't recommend anyone to this specific KOA due to my reasons.

Kristina V. (. T. C.

Overall it’s a nice KOA with extremely friendly staff. Clean, comfortable, and convenient. I did find the road noise and heavy traffic at 3 AM a bit unpleasant but certainly tolerable, but in all honesty it was because I’m an early bird out preparing my coffee that early. The camp store could offer a few more food/snack items. Otherwise we had a great stay, do recommend, and would consider staying again. Check out my video on my stay on Hammocks to Coasters on YouTube.

Abigail A.

We camped in a tent here and had the best time! Friendly and accommodating staff, and our late checkin went without a hitch. The bathrooms are very clean and there was a lot of fun stuff to do. Super affordable. Very impressed and will definitely be returning to KOA soon!

Vickie O.

This is a nice little campground. The sites are shaded with large mature trees and plenty of grass for campers and tents, and they are not too small at all they're a good size. The dog park is really nice, it's large and sits up on top of a hill away from the playgrounds and the swimming pool. And speaking of playgrounds there are plenty of things for the kids to do and it's kind of spread out about the campground they're not all crowded in one area so the kids have got places to go and things to do and lots of room to play and run and breathe and right there bikes. Laundry facilities are very nice with your choice of front loaders or top loaders. Everything I like about the Amish counties is right here, you're right in the middle of it all. And if you're new to the area or just passing through and don't know where to go or what to do or where to eat the staff here is very knowledgeable and have all of the information you will need to make your one day or your three days or however long you stay a big success.

They have good size clean bathrooms and showers but somebody needs to clean the floor drains that's just gross.

I will definitely Camp here again and I can really recommend this place I mean you are right in the middle of Amish Country. It's Amish and Mennonite and regular people living and working together in this beautiful little town called Middlebury Indiana.

Jeremy H.

This is probably the nicest people I have ever seen. Never had a bad experience. Super clean for a campground. They have nice activities. We rent the cabins so we can bring our dogs. Probably been here 15 times. It my favorite campground. The fishing is great. My 5 year old always catches a bunch of fish. Just far enough away from big cities to feel away from it all. Plus there is an ice cream shop across the street.

TheNotoriousJBP

Stayed here for one night on our trip to Michigan from Arkansans. Booked online about a month in advance and check-in was swift and easy. We had a spot close to the office and didn’t have an escort there—not that we needed one. Each site had ample tree coverage, which is a favorite of mine, especially in the summer; not only are they aesthetically pleasing but they’re also helpful shade. We took our 5-year old to the little playground to burn off some energy. The equipment (slides, climber, etc.) seems best suited for littles, 5 and under. Ours had fun climbing, though, and the rock ground cover was an extra bonus for him. Swings were appropriate for a variety of ages—baby to adult. Everything was just fine until we went to bed; here’s the reason for my 3/5 rating. Around 1 AM the power went off. Storms were forecasted to move through the area, so I wasn’t necessarily surprised—except it wasn’t storming. My husband went outside and noted all the campers around us had power. He went back outside for a thorough inspection and noted that our 50-amp cord was unplugged! We have no idea how it happened but can’t imagine a scenario where someone didn’t physically unplug it, which was more than a little disconcerting. After nearly 2 decades of camper travel, we’ve never had anything like this happen before, which made for a hard time falling back asleep after feeling exposed and weirded out.