The site includes a 40-foot-long pool, grills for barbecuing and a Wi-Fi connection.
800-562-8743. www.koa.com/campgrounds/austin-east/
Austin East KOA campground opened at start of the year
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Austin East KOA, a campground located at 6029 Blue Bluff Road, Austin, opened Jan. 2.
The site includes a 40-foot-long pool, grills for barbecuing and a Wi-Fi connection.
800-562-8743. www.koa.com/campgrounds/austin-east/
The site includes a 40-foot-long pool, grills for barbecuing and a Wi-Fi connection.
800-562-8743. www.koa.com/campgrounds/austin-east/
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