I wrote to KOA Corp suggesting they use that campground and the operators as a model for other CGs, employees and operators. Reported here. I read about the KOA branding scheme a couple years back, but it appears to be more marketing hype than actual practice.
Whether the rates are competitive for the area and amenities offered is established at the campground level. I've stayed at campgrounds that are obviously former KOA locations the main office style tends to be recognizable and talked to the owner.
Typically they say they bailed out because the high corporate fees were more than the value received. If a park has a good repeat clientele base or customers tend to be walk-ins or direct call reservations, they don't benefit much from KOA corporate advertising and reservation services.
Often they can offer lower prices by handling that themselves. There are also a few benefits if you use KOA regularly. If you use the card enough, the KOA card is free. If you make a reservation on line you get extra points. Points add up to money credits which can be applied to free nights stays. So things are not all bad, but you have to decide if the benefits are enough to make it worth your while. We stay at enough KOAs to make the card pay for itself.
Although KOAs are not our first choice, especially if we are on the road and just staying one night. But sometimes the price is right. We are staying two months at a KOA in Ft. Comes with a cement pad, patio with wrought iron table and chairs, grill and enclosed fire pit. Gary other than that web page and a few emails I haven't seen anything that shows they're pushing that format.
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Casey KOA. When combined with a cedar top it has a light, smooth sound that is very intimate, personal, and responsive. I have a GA in this combination that is an exceptional guitar. There are some koa dogs out there. I for one have never heard a koa-topped guitar that moved me. Find all posts by Bob Womack.
I know it is expensive and it is rare because of the only place it is grown. But for a wood that is so scarce I certainly do see a lot of it around! So how scarce is it really? Originally Posted by Bob Womack. This is one of the better representations I have heard for Koa tone wise Koa recorded live with a zoom H4n..
Not mine just a clip I ran across I like Koa guitars a lot, but I have found the variety in quality to be quite large. I have played some Koas that I really liked And I've played some Koas that were just dead instruments.
I find good Koa to be a little closer to mahogany sound than rosewood, but I agree that it seems to be between the two. And, needless to say, good Koa is a visual delight! Originally Posted by Raven. Originally Posted by Hotcole. Jeff M. IMHO, it's the single most over-valued and over-hyped tonewood. It changes a lot in its life as a guitar, so you usually either don't like the guitar new, or don't like how it turns out over the years. It's beautiful, but there are plenty of beautiful woods that are more consistent, cheaper, and equally attractive ziricote, cocobolo, figured maple, quilted sapele, and many others spring to mind.
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