The Concow-Maidu Tribe of the Mooretown Rancheria opened a campground at its casino over the Labor Day weekend.
The Oroville/Feather Falls Casino KOA Kampground will be open year-round and will provide 43 hookups. Each site comes with picnic tables, sewer drains, water outlets, high-speed Internet and cable television. The campground also includes a laundry facility, showers, a children's playground, a recreation center and a gift shop.
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New KOA on Labor Day
(The Oroville Mercury-Register 9/5)
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