If memory serves us correctly, it was September 2008 at the Badlands KOA that we purchased our Value Kard Rewards membership. It’s served us well. We appreciate the 10% discount we get with every stay. There are other perks too, one is the VKR Appreciation Weekend every September and for the first time we’re a part of it. Stay Friday night, get Saturday night free. We’ve enjoyed our stay at the Winthrop KOA in Washington State as guests of the Meyer’s family who established this campground in 1973, the year after the completion of Highway 20 creating the Cascades Loop Highway and just eleven years after the very first KOA opened in Billings MT and the same year we two camped together at a KOA in Amarillo TX! Some things change. We now search for KOAs on their app instead of the print directory. Most campers arrive in big rigs instead of with tents. And some things never change. KOA ‘s commitment to quality and friendly hospitality. This morning our hostess Laurie finally had the chance to tour our T@B, something she’d wanted to do on Friday and she and her brother Mike regaled us with stories of their memories of family camping and that led to their parents’s decision to establish this KOA. We appreciated the fact that they have kept the iconic teepee shaped office and the classic KOA restrooms/showers even while installing state of art shower rooms and a lovely laundry room with a gorgeous flower garden all around.
The Hidden London Tour
On the Hidden London Tour today we visited a number of curious places relating to the history of public transportation hidden in plain sight.
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