The KOA has a small convenience store where you could likely scrounge a meal, and, of course, if you were planning on stopping there, there are other places to grab food on the way. I stopped at the KOA during both rides last year to grab a snack. It had good facilities, but really just served to remind me how I don't care for campgrounds that cater primarily to RVs. The tent/bike area looked unwelcoming to me as well, but, like I said, I like a couple of trees, or at least some sturdy structures to hang my tent from. When I got to Connelsville, I was struck by how welcoming it looked with the colorful arch over the trail, the shelters for campers, and a park or two along the trail as you got into town. Not sure if I could have made my hammock work with those shelters, but it looked possible, and I wondered why anyone would stay at the KOA and listen to the RV generators drone on all night when there was such a charming spot just down the trail. I certainly would not stay at the KOA if I were planning on going to Connelsville for dinner anyway.