Reviews

For KOA Holiday New Orleans: The night manager (I believe his name is Mike) made me a fan of the New Orleans KOA for life. Let me quickly set the stage… A few weeks ago, we crossed the country in a rented RV. This was our 2nd time in an RV and we are most definitely newbies. Earlier in the day we stopped in a parking lot to have some lunch. We turned on the generator and began to microwave leftovers when we lost both the roof AC and the microwave. We still had lights, etc. but we had lost power to at least those two appliances. I checked the fuses and the breakers, and everything seemed fine but still no power to the roof AC and microwave. We didn’t know what we’d done. We hurriedly ate the cold food and headed for the New Orleans KOA where’d we reserved a full hookup. We figured that when we plugged into the site power, we’d likely bypass this problem and be fine. Nope. We got to the KOA at around 11:30 PM after 12+ hours of driving. We just wanted to go to sleep. A young man with a golf cart helped us back the rig into a space and left. We plugged into the site power and…. nothing happened. No microwave but much more relevant – no AC. This is August. In New Orleans. 85 degrees plus and 400% humidity (ok, it just felt like 400%). Words don’t really describe our dejection. I called the young man with the golf cart thinking he can point me to a repair shop for the next step or maybe he can provide some insight to the newbies. He called the night manager. Mike came over and quickly found the problem – nothing we’d done – but poor wiring to the transfer switch had caused a fire and fried the circuit. I asked Mike if he could point me to someone who could fix it tomorrow – resigned to spend the night with no AC. Mike said, “Heck, I’m going to fix it for you right now.” And he did. He got a big toolbox and rewired the transfer switch. By flashlight. At midnight. In the dark, humid, all of sudden, wonderous New Orleans night. We tried to pay him, and he refused saying that if his customers aren’t happy, he’s not happy. In the future, I will go out of my way to stay at the New Orleans KOA because of its leadership. And you should as well.

Posted Aug 17, 2020 by J Alter from California. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For KOA Holiday New Orleans: Staff was super friendly and helpful, as we are coming to expect with KOA. :-) The site itself was unimpressive. A large parking lot with a few tiny trees provided little shade. The train, ohhhhh the train!! I had such a hard time sleeping. My daughters loved the bath house, said it was really nice. Unfortunately we had to bug out early because of a storm rolling in, so we weren’t able to take advantage of the shuttle.

Posted Jul 11, 2019 by Marycarol from Maryland. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For KOA Holiday New Orleans: We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. We arrived in town early and they worked hard to accommodate us. We had a brother stop in town and decided to help us celebrate St. Paddy’s Day and the resort gladly assisted with storing a trailer he travels with. The service to downtown was a great option and the staff at the front desk were excited to thoroughly explain the “must see places” while in the area.

Posted Mar 18, 2019 by Mary Jo from MN. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For KOA Holiday New Orleans: We love this place. Very adequate sized lots, pretty level, easy to bike ride on the levee to the zoo and 10 miles the other way. Very nice staff. Free and very entertaining shuttle, the driver takes different routes and tells lots of history, be sure and tip, there’s no mention of it. You can receive mail there. The laundry is nice and inexpensive. We actually enjoyed hearing the trains and boats. No highway noise which was wonderful. The wifi is adequate, better than most parks. The price is very reasonable especially since you’re so close to New Orleans. I never saw the bathrooms or showers so can’t say. I can’t imagine giving this place a bad review.

Posted Jan 28, 2019 by Nancy from Fulltime. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For KOA Holiday New Orleans: Awarded 2 stars because the staff was great, but multiple train tracks with hourly horn blasts day and night, as well as, the nearby airport and a NOLa resident on the other side of the 8' property fence who was extremely fond of ear splitting music w/ gut wrenching bass. Imossible to sleep, or enjoy down time at this campground. December, 2017.

Posted Jan 22, 2018 by Thomas from North Carolina. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For KOA Holiday New Orleans: I'm not normally a fan of KOA, but for NOLA this was an excellent choice. Only $47 incl tax, free shuttle for daytime (9:00AM depart, 5:45PM pickup), but be sure to tip your driver since they don't ask or hint. Nice clean bathrooms, well-kept pool, great deal on laundry ($2 total wash & dry!), and super friendly staff. $30 cab or a little less Uber for night ride home.

Posted Oct 10, 2017 by RJ from SF Bay Area, CA. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For KOA Holiday New Orleans: Yes it's a ways from town but they shuttle you to the French quarter daily. Very helpful staff. The site was large enough. It is a great park!

Posted Mar 14, 2015 by Livermore family from Texas. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.