In the picturesque parklike setting complete with gardens and gazebos, you'll feel the stress melt away the moment you enter. Coming to see us soon? Check out our upcoming events.Picture this: You can relax by a sparkling pool, cast your line in the lake for that big catch or gather around the campfire roasting marshmallows while the kids catch fireflies. Experience all that and more at the Dayton KOA. Amenities include a heated pool, gem mine and spring-fed stocked lake, as well as horseshoes, pedal bikes and mini golf. KOA's activities can fill your summer days. Enjoy movie nights, weekend breakfasts and other fun events. Indulge in a scoop of hand-dipped ice cream or fresh-baked pizza in the cafe. Take a leisurely stroll around the grounds or just relax in one of the rocking chairs. For a change of pace, leave the camper at home and spend a few nights in one of the rustic Cabins or fully equipped Deluxe Cabins. All Cabins are air-conditioned. Make your reservations and get ready for some great camping experiences!
The Dayton KOA staff will be waiting for you. Pool: Memorial Weekend - Labor Day Weekend. Max pull thru: 80 feet. Your hosts: the Landis family. - Select Equipment - Do not include the length of your tow or pull vehicle. Are you traveling with pets? Camp for $10 on May 13! KOA's highest service award, presented to KOA owners that achieve world class service scores from their camping guests. Awarded to KOAs that meet exceptional quality standards and are recognized by their guests for outstanding service. Thanks for your service. Military, active and retired, always receive a 15% ... Donate To Care Camps Donate to Care Camps Having cancer shouldn't mean giving up the joys of childhood. That's why the KOA Campground Owners Association created the Care Camps Trust - to help children who have cancer enjoy care-free time focusing on fun, friends and activities at sleep-away camp instead of on their illness. Save 10% on Camping! And earn points towards camping rewards each time you stay at a KOA Campground.
This site has tons of info on our campground including lots of pictures, & ideas for what to do in the area! Take a look around and make a reservation! We can't wait to meet you and look forward to your visit! The diverse appeal of middle Tennessee will quickly become apparent with a stay at this peaceful campground, new to KOA. Enjoy the beautiful countryside as you settle in to a large pull through site or a new Camping Cabin. The only hustle and bustle you'll find here is a game of horseshoes, basketball or a refreshing splash in the pool! Pick up what you need at the newly remodeled camp store, or have local restaurants deliver pizza, burgers, hotdogs, BBQ (and more!) right to your site. Check out the new air-conditioned 24-hour laundry room.About 20 minutes away lies Nashville, one of America's most talked-about towns. Be sure to visit The Hermitage and the Parthenon. Country music fans won't want to miss a chance to catch a show - or at least peek inside - the Grand Ole Opry and Ryman Auditorium.
Browse the many antique shops in Lebanon. Pool: Memorial Weekend - September 30. Max pull through: 90 feet. Your hosts: Ron, Libby and family. While the minimalist trend was in full frenzy, we were winning mountain trail races and ultra marathons in our crazy-looking shoes. The smirks at midsoles twice the thickness of other running shoes soon turned to "ahas", as runners tried Hoka One One and felt the difference. Light and surefooted during a race, with more cushioning at the end, Hoka makes runners feel like they’re gliding over the ground. Maximum cushioning and minimal weight provides unique comfort and stability. Our Meta-Rocker midsole with its low heel to toe differential and sculpted outsole propels you forward, while encouraging your natural running gait. Supports natural running gait. Gives a smooth roll from impact to toe-off. With hoka your foot sits deep in the midsole rather than on top of it. This means inherent stability for all types of runners, without the constraints or weight of extra support material.
Adaptability to a wide range of feet and running styles. Ask a runner or try a pair…Whether you’re looking for a base camp to explore the area or lots of fun activities right on the campground, KOA Holidays are great getaways. There’s plenty to do, with amenities and services to match the way you camp. KOA Holidays even have our new Deluxe Cabins with full baths and kitchens! Take a hike, see the local attractions or just relax. With full hookup pull-thru sites, it is an easy stopover for just a night, or a great place for an extended vacation. Deluxe Cabins available as well! Wellington KOA is just 1.5 miles off the interstate. It is easily accessible with accommodations for all sizes of RVs, including 34 full-hookup pull thru sites. This includes three Patio RV Sites. There's plenty to do right at the campground. You'll be entertained whether you enjoy swimming, basketball or mining for gemstones. Little ones will have fun at the playground - and there's also a game room, horseshoe pits and shuffleboard.
Nearby, you can play a round of golf, visit the Chisholm Trail Museum or stop by the Panhandle Railroad Museum. Local restaurants offer Italian and Mexican delicacies as well as steak. Wellington KOA is a 30-minute drive from Wichita, where you can visit the Museum of World Treasures, go shopping or enjoy Sedgwick County Zoo. The Kansas Star Casino is just 10 minutes away. Max pull thru: 90 feet. Your hosts: the Bartelson family. This badge has been earned by this KOA Campground for compassion and support of KOA Care Camps. It is given out following our Big Weekend, and is in effect for one year. When: September 15-16, 2017What: Value Kard Rewards members ... Another question about our upcoming trip......my husband does wood carving and wants to know if there are any shops or places that sell "raw" wood for carving? We ran across a couple of places while on the big island and wonder if there are any on Kauai. Check out Randy Fleming at Hawaiian Hardwoods in Kilauea.
It's an intesting place to visit. I'm not sure if sells the wood for carving, but you can ask. Edited: 1:58 pm, January 01, 2011 One destination mentioned in this post One of the most prized woods here is koa - there is a store selling not only Kaua'i koa-made items, but the wood as well - here is the link: It is just outside of Lihu'e and easy to find. I can hook you up with some monkey pod! Rorygirl, thanks for asking this question. I've been wondering this too as my youngest son has been interested also. I think your post is the first time I've seen this question asked here. That "Koa Store" Janet linked sometimes has some nice raw wood in their "scrap bins" that they sell at different prices depending on how much "Curl" is in the wood. I picked up a nice 4" by 2' piece a couple weeks ago to do some custom trim in my bath with a table saw and router - came out really nice. Never tried any hand carving, but it sounds like a fun hobby. I actually like watching some of those guys on TV with the tricked out wood shops.
Edited: 3:54 pm, January 01, 2011 I can confirm what Janet said, that the "Koa Store" has cured pieces of all sizes for sale. The key is the curing: you can't just take the monkeypod that jebett had to cut down, you have to prepare it so it doesn't split later. The Koa can be expensive, but glad to hear from someone that it turns out well. Yes, the koa wood in the scrap sections isn't really "raw" in the true sense. It's all been dried in the kiln for weeks or months depending on the wood and size. it's just "raw" in that some of it is pretty rough cut along the ends. The piece a bought for $60 was actually a little over 2 inches thick and a little over 2 feet long. I used 3/4 th of an inch for the top of a privacy wall I built in my bathroom. I was going to use granite to match the vanity, but glad I chose the wood. I used another 3/4 for the backing of a towel rack in the same bath. I've got a little bit left over I'm going to try to make into a couple light switch plates.
My goal for the year is to make some built-in bookshelves with some koa veneer trim. My father-in-law is a really great woodworker who made some really nice shelves for his house in hilo that look like solid koa, but it's really just thin veneer. He made my daughter a really nice solid koa rocking chair and my wife a beautiful koa jewelry box for Christmas. He has one of those woodworking shops that would rival those guys you see on TV. -:- Message from TripAdvisor staff -:-This topic has been closed to new posts due to inactivity. We hope you'll join the conversation by posting to an open topic or starting a new one./pages/forums_posting_guidelines.htmlWe remove posts that do not follow our posting guidelines, and we reserve the right to remove any post for any reason. Narrowing down stay in Poipu area - help appreciated! Best boat tour for seasick prone husband. Home Away Rental question Transporation logistics from Lihue to Kalalau Trailhead Lava Lava (sarong wrap)