I really enjoyed your pics, We are headed up that away this summer 2004 and hadn't made up our minds which one either Cherokee or Happy Holiday, I think it is made up now, Thank You -Mark-
— FloridaCamper, January 31, 2004

You definately have an eye with that camera. It was an interesting way you presented your pix & we thoroughly enjoyed it.We enjoyed your Cherokee stuff because we were there.
— Dan Ryan, November 6, 2003

Well, it looks like when life handed you a lemon, you made lemonade! I especially liked the Farm with the fence in the foreground, and of course - the dogs! Love the names!
— stephanie saniga, August 11, 2003

Mike, We had gone to that KOA for years when the kids were younger. It had one pool, a game room and a great camp store. They rented tubes for tubing, had volleyball and things like that. Now, they have pizza cafe, several pools, they rent cars, bikes, tubes, you name it. It is like a circus. The bikes they rent are low and although they come with a flag, it is hard to see kids when you are driving a big rig. The personnel had heavy accents (German I think) and didn't seem to know how to direct us to our site. The sites are smaller and the noise and commotion was unbelieveable. We camped there with five kids in the 80's and gradually went down until there were none at home but we never let them run wild like they were doing there. It was like the campground was one big babysitter and the parents we did see were sitting around drinking and yelling at the kids to go play.
— cookielady, August 10, 2003

Thank you for sharing your mini-vacation with us. Nice scenery and I especially liked that campground next to the stream in Cherokee.
— John W, August 10, 2003

How had the KOA unfavoriabley changed it?
— Mike, August 10, 2003