Louisville Metro KOA

[patodonn]

OK.......for a KOA. Sites are real close together, asphalt pads, long enough for the Monty and the Dodge, parked behind at an angle. $2 / night for cable TV. Free Wi-Fi, good connectivity. Easy access to/from I-65, just barely still in Indiana. Exit is mile 1 inside Indy. Friendly staff, nice store/office. CW and a BIG RV dealership about 200 yds away.

When I was "trip planning", I noticed a railroad shown nearby. Nothing new...it seems to be a requirement of all Campgrounds to be next to a railroad...

When we arrived, I noted that the railroad is only about 50 yards away, and about 50 ft ABOVE the campground level. If a train rolled off the tracks, it would end up REAL close. The good news is that I haven't heard one loud train or a train whistle (diesel horn) all day. Not like the symphony we had in Goshen!!! LOL..

OK place for an "overnighter" or a couple of days..

[indy roadrunner]

Well just 10 miles or so up the road is Charlestown State Park and plenty of room, nice sites graveled, full hookups and no trains.

[patodonn]

We are only here for 2 nights to visit friends in the LVL area, so won't be moving...not worth the effort. Also, got an 8 AM appointment at the RV dealer (200 yards away), for another (third in three years) toilet water valve replacement..this one only lasted a month. Love the Thetford Service Dept, hate their toilet valves.

[indy roadrunner]

Yep, I agree not worth the effort. Man that CW place there has sure received a lot of my money. I'm thinking I should buy some stock in that place.
If you friends get bored with you - the Cesars (SP) Casino is not very far from there. Might as well donate some money. The State of Indiana could use the tax dollars - I guess that is why our state park camping is so high.

Safe journeys - and you got to keep the crapper happy and no body is happy.