Very nice campground. Typical Army Corp Campground. Typical in that everything is perfect. Very clean. Full hookups in the southern loop with 30/50 amp power. All sites paved.

There are two loops here. Loop 1 through 38 (the northern loop called The Lower Loop) and Loop 39-57 (southern loop called The Upper Loop).

We arrived in October and The Lower Loop was already closed for the season. Hence, this review is only for The Upper Loop.

All sites well designed for easy back in. When you pull in off the main road the first road to your left is sites 55 through 57. If your turn right then straight ahead is the main camping area, but just to your left are sites 50 through 52. From a walk around the campground it looks like all the sites are pretty level side to side But, from front to back you may be on a slope.

The worst site here in my opinion would be site 39. It backs directly up to the very busy and noisy highway. I would avoid this site.

Very nice marina within walking distance with a boat ramp. Nice paved hiking trail around the park. Shower and toilet facilities available. Picnic tables and fire rings at each site. Camp host on duty.

This place is the Taj Mahal of city park camping.  Located right beside the beautiful North Platte River, this place is stunning. Lush green well manicured lawns with picnic tables and bar-b-que grills throughout the park. Free water and a free RV dump station. There is also a dumpster for your trash. Hot showers as well!

There is room here for maybe 8 to 10 big rigs if everyone parks in a reasonable manner.  There were six rigs here the night we arrived and I saw room for at least two or three more.

Geo location: +42.762925,-105.391889

I've looked at some of the Google reviews, and I'm totally lost as to why anyone would give this place less than a five star review. The city has put out a lot of money to have a place like this for out of town visitors, and it is FREE. Good grief.

The rules are simple. You are allowed to stay here for two nights. Dogs must be on a leash, and no open alcoholic containers.

Beware: This park is located just across the street from the fairground. I suspect this place gets very busy when the fair is in town or when there is a rodeo event. Also, Business Loop 25 (aka West Yellowstone Hwy) runs along the park and it can get a bit noisey, but we have no trouble sleeping through street noise. If traffic noise brothers you don't come here.

This place is the Taj Mahal of city park camping.  Located right beside the beautiful North Platte River, this place is stunning. Lush green well manicured lawns with picnic tables and bar-b-que grills throughout the park. Free water and a free RV dump station. There is also a dumpster for your trash. Hot showers as well!

There is room here for maybe 8 to 10 big rigs if everyone parks in a reasonable manner.  There were six rigs here the night we arrived and I saw room for at least two or three more.

Geo location: +42.762925,-105.391889

I've looked at some of the Google reviews, and I'm totally lost as to why anyone would give this place less than a five star review. The city has put out a lot of money to have a place like this for out of town visitors, and it is FREE. Good grief.

The rules are simple. You are allowed to stay here for two nights. Dogs must be on a leash, and no open alcoholic containers.

Beware: This park is located just across the street from the fairground. I suspect this place gets very busy when the fair is in town or when there is a rodeo event. Also, Business Loop 25 (aka West Yellowstone Hwy) runs along the park and it can get a bit noisey, but we have no trouble sleeping through street noise. If traffic noise brothers you don't come here.