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Cozad, Nebraska Campgrounds
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7.8 Good
Muny Park
1401 O St Cozad, Nebraska 69130 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 18 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Muny Park
Rating: 8 10 8 10 8 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Nice level gravel lot. The only spots open only had electric. Worked out fine for my one night stay. Basic campground restroom. Local airport is right behind the park. There is a very nice little walking part and baseball fields on site. Mostly full of local full time campers, but still has a nice and welcoming vibe - Avollm1
This was a great find! It's right next to baseball fields but no games were being played while we were there so it was quiet. The only drawback is the trains which are frequent. There is a dump station, which we did not use but it is convenient. We would definitely stay here again. - MT RVers
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Muny Park »Gravel lot beside local baseball field and swimming pool. Perfect for overnighter with electric only. Toilets were locked when we visited. Trains are close and frequent, other than that site was quiet. We had the whole park to ourselves including a small kids playground. There is also a dump station. - tkraken
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5.3 Average
Blue Heron Campground (formerly Gothenburg KOA) 10.24 miles NW
1102 S Lake Ave Gothenburg, Nebraska 69138 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 59 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Blue Heron Campground (formerly Gothenburg KOA)
Rating: 9 2 8 3 3 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Arrived about 5:30 pm Monday, August 12, 2019. They close the office at 10:00 pm, yes! that is late. We stayed for one evening. You must stop at the gas station first to take care of business. The older gentleman was very helpful in the checking in process. Once business transition is over, take the long road into the park, passed the narrow bridge, not to worry, you'll fit. Blue Heron is a nice quiet park. Plenty of room for everyone and their rig. It is charmingly rustic in its own way. Yes, it's a bit worn from giving RVers a relaxing good time. However, it's very clean and kept up to standards. The sites are gravel and some dirt. In general, you can observe that they take care of the park. No problem with the site. I always use jack pads. Connections are nicely placed and ready to reach the 50 amp plug. The only inconvenience is the dump station which not at your space. There are 2 dump stations. One is in the back near the pool area. The other dump station is at the front by the gas station. Oh well, it is what it is. Our space was 23. Long enough to accommodate our Bounder 35K with tow an dinghy, 55.5 ft. There was plenty of space and didn't unhook. Lots of trees, bushes, a small river runs through so you can fish. Lots of trails to hike and take walks or walk your 4 legged friends. Don't forget to pick up after the critters. Decorum is always welcomed. The laundry room is small but sufficient to do your wash. The showers are small, clean and adequate. They are right next to the pool within the same structure. By the way, the pool water is nice and cool. - TORTUGA GRANDE
We ended up NOT staying in this park. This place is a MESS!! The road is gravel & mud and the spots are not much better. We were booked into an end spot #45, but there was no way for us to get out without being stuck in the mud. We decided to move to a different spot & it was worse. After negotiating the mud ruts we decided to leave and drive further down the road. I don’t think this place is “Good Sam” worthy. - JJC-Ok
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Blue Heron Campground (formerly Gothenburg KOA) »Nature! We RV because we love nature. The Blue Heron is an old resort but, despite its age, it's neat and clean. It is in a heavily wooded area with giant cotton wood trees, flowers and birds everywhere. It's set along a little tributary of the North Platte. If you want fancy, this is not it. If you want a concrete parking lot, this is not it. But, if you want nature, you will enjoy the gorgeous natural setting. - Jkj
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8.2 Good
Lafayette Park Campground 11.13 miles NW
315 27th St Gothenburg, Nebraska 69138 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 30 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 8 8 9 8 10 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Can't add much to previous reviews but wanted to add a more recent one. Price is still $25. They do not take credit cards. The pull thrus are half gravel and half grass, and they do share utilities, but they are in the middle so we could make it work. Verizon and t-mobile were good. As for the interior roads, once you take a second to see how its laid out, they are easy to navigate. - Soos
This is owned by the city but operation is contracted out. Entry roads are narrow with tight turn on the exit for my 38 ft 5th wheel. Park is right beside a very nice large city park with plenty of grass and a 2 mile walking path. Operators were great! Extremely helpful in resolving a tire problem also gave me my pick of open sites. It had rained the previous day and sites were soft and muddy withstanding water at each end / needed my 4 wheel drive! Sites had shared utilities so you could have them on wrong side. Park only had 4 other campers so spacing and utilities were not an issue. I got the impression that the park is rarely crowded. Lastly, you can hear the trains! Not too bad if you run your ac all night. - daviputnam
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Lafayette Park Campground »As others mentioned, trying to figure out your spot vs the map is a little confusing to say the least. There really is no way to pull in to park. You just go with the flow! However, the couple who manage the park are awesome and very helpful. The park has a wonderful hiking park next to the RV park. The noise - what noise? It was a pleasant stay and would definitely come back to this park. We had wild turkeys outside our door too! Don't miss this gem - it was a lifesaver for us from the wind today. - Pdcsjc
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3 Poor
Dawson County Fairgrounds 14.38 miles SE
878 E Walnut St Lexington, Nebraska 68850 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 48 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 1 5 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: We pulled in on a Saturday afternoon. We found the Fairground, but Campground was hard to find, We eventually found the entrance and a sign. There were a few campers there, but no people were around. All of the unoccupied power hook-ups had padlocks on them. There was no information how to get a spot. The source from which we learned about this campground did not include the information that to use a campsite you needed to call them between certain hours, Mon - Fri. I now have been advised this is on their web site. We did not stay because it was very hot and we didn't want to dry camp. - Merikay MacKenna
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Dawson County Fairgrounds »I had a hard time finding the "campground", in fact I drove right past it relying on the gps. Best directions are to go north off of I-80 and make a right on Walnut. There is a Casey's General Store on the left that has "cheap" gas. Don't go over the overpass. Go about 1/4 mile on Walnut and make a right on to the dirt road. There is a sign saying Dawson County Fairgrounds up high and one down low saying campground. The area has 10 "pods" that have a 50A plug and breaker on each side of 2 pedestals. Along the fence line there are 4 pedestals with 2 plugs. I believe there is room for 48 RVs. There were some muddy areas. The area is pretty level. The dump station is on the way out if you use the front entrance which goes to Plum Creek Parkway. - mrracechaser
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8 Good
Johnson Lake SRA 14.82 miles SE
1 E Park Dr25a Elwood, Nebraska 68937 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 153 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-lake Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Johnson Lake SRA
Rating: 8 9 7 8 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: We went to the "Inlet Area Campground" on the west side of the lake where were met by the campground host, who was friendly and informative. Electric sites are $20, plus a $8 day use fee ($6 for NE residents), $28 total. This is a bit high considering the sites are 30A electric only (no water or sewer); the site surfaces and campground road are gravel; our site was not completely level (but only required 2 Lynx blocks to rectify). It was quiet when we were there, and we had a great view of the lake. The only source of potable water in the Inlet Area Campground is a spigot on the north side of the bathrooms. We were able to back in onto a concrete pad, but we have a 25' Winnebago View -- longer rigs might block the road. There are two (2) campgrounds. The (only) dump station is on the other side of the lake, near the Port Side Express gas station. As far as I can tell, it is free to all. It is not inside the park. - sajohnson
A beautiful state park on a large lake. We had a hugh pull through site with electricity facing the lake. Neighbors nearby but not close. Verizon worked well. Got a good shot south for our satellite. This was a one nite stay driving across Nebraska on I80. Would definitely stay again. - smitty12
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Johnson Lake SRA »Relatively small campground on the west side of Johnson Lake. Johnson Lake SRA contains two campgrounds. The main one has several nice sites. The "inlet" sites where we stayed are in a different location. Campground is next to a boat launch and right on the water's edge. It's a great spot for campers who enjoy boating and fishing. Our site was electric only. There was water available but it wasn't obvious: there's a faucet on the side of the restroom building. There were several private shower stalls that looked nice (we didn't use them). Our site was level with a lovely view of the lake. Easy to back into. Beautiful old trees in the campground, but trimmed adequately to not get in the way of slides. Nice space between sites. The campground is about 10-11 miles south of I-80 so no highway noise at all. There was a sewer smell occasionally when there was a breeze. - Smashcamp
