Allendale / West Grand Rapids KOA

We spent 2 nights tent camping here over the weekend and had a great time. This is my 3^rd of 4^th time at a KOA campground, so I already had some idea of what to expect.
We arrived late (later than normal check in hrs) Friday night. During the booking process we noted that we would be coming in late, and they were very accommodating. After getting our information, we went to our camp site to set up our tent. The tent spaces are a little smaller than the other KOAs that I’ve been to. They are long and narrow. You pull your car in, and then there is just enough room for the provided fire pit/​ring, provided picnic table, and your own tent.
Unfortunately it rained like crazy the weekend that we were here. The tent sites were soaked, and there were lots of puddles/​mini-​ponds in our area. This area is somewhat sheltered by trees, but obviously not well enough.
There are 2 sets bathrooms and showers available for use. The ones closest to us were located behind the heated swimming pool. I thought it was a little awkward that there was no pathway to the bathrooms, you just had to walk right over across the grass. Nevertheless, the facilities were decent– nothing fancy, nothing to write home about. The bathrooms all had toilet paper, soap, and working water. The showers had shower curtains, and a little wire rack to hold shampoo/​body wash, and a bench that would fold down to hold your clothes off the floor. If you plan on showering, definitely bring a pair of flip flops!
They offer wireless internet around the front office (possibly in other places too, but I don’t know that for certain). They will give you a slip of paper with the password at check in. Cell reception (for me, at least) was a little spotty, especially while at our tent site.
The staff was friendly, and quick to assist. We had no issues whatsoever.
We did not have time to participate in any of the KOA activities, but they had a variety of fun events going on during our stay. This seems like it would be a great place for kids and families.

Only stay here for desperation. The bathrooms are gross and far. One road was torn out with no action to fix the bridge. No recycling. Snarky staff made comments about being up too early (sorry! I can not control the time of my prof development conference) and they expected us to mind read– what to do at checkout –and gave us a hard time when we didn’t do what they wanted. Not handicap accessible at all. The dog park benches were falling apart. Not a great place! They allowed outside visitors –5 cars if loud people– to one small site. No privacy.