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Long level pull through with full hookups. Friendly and helpful staff. They are cash or check only and work on the honor system if you arrive late. They do not book online. DO NOT use the Campendium banner link to book- it actually takes you to the wrong place in another state. Call them directly instead..

Poor connectivity with sporadic LTE. Went to Museum for better connection.

Huge dog park with clean and well maintained space for our two dogs run and play. Beautiful large trees around the well maintained RV park, Clean and sunny pool, family friendly, lots of deer. Friendly staff. Adding this to our top spots to stay for a weekend, or stopover heading out.

Good spot to stay a night or two and explore Wichita. Close to major highways with noticeable 18-wheeler noise at night. Spots are close together and a little pricey, but checked all the boxes and had friendly staff.

We tried the original NuWay burgers on Douglas street. They house make their root beer daily, serve in frozen glass mugs and hand made onion rings and crumbly burgers. Definitely putting NuWay on the list!

Frank Loyd Wright Allen house was closed but the curator let us walk the grounds very cool.

Ask for a new site near the top of the hill for best views of the valley and distant mountains. (319) Beautiful sunsets from this western section. Lots of bunnies eating fresh grass around the rvs Very convenient to Mount Rushmore, Badlands, and Custer State Park.

Ask for a new spot. We were in a tight, muddy older site with an uphill sewer connection. Although I would think this is going to be fixed when the site is updated. They’ve done a lot of work! We had new utilities and water/sewer connections, we’re escorted to our site, and offered a free bag of ice upon arrival. Can’t wait to come back and see what they’ve done.

Thank you City of Henrietta! We called earlier In the day and the lady at City Hall was very nice and welcoming. No reservation needed, just go on in when you get there.

We pulled into our site at 9pm and had no problem finding a level site (side-side) with FHUs Well maintained, inexpensive, gravel drive and sites, with sites 4,5, and 6 offering 50/30 amp service. Looked like all had water/sewer and electrical of at least 30amp service. Our site (5) had a new and old box- we used the new one and had good 50 amp service.

There is a 14’2” train trestle you go under to get to the park.

Hidden jewel in Concordia. Lots of fire flies in the evening as we walked the dogs past the well maintained open spaces and over to the dog park. Two huge separate play areas with trees, benches, and water for people and pups.

We had planned for a quick overnight but stayed longer in the morning, enjoying coffee under the cottonwood trees and taking a needed break from driving. Very relaxing and safe feeling. (Noticed Police and city maintenance crews were around during the day.)

Donation based, we used site closest to info station with water and 30 amp. Dump station on north end of park by the dog park.

No reservations needed. We called the number listed on Campendium and we’re told it’s first come basis and to park where ever we wanted on the gravel road. Scenic views of the bridge and North Platt river with lots of geese.

Quiet, easy, and free. No hookups, but not needed as it was a cool evening.

This is a Love’s Car Stop with RV campground separated from the gas station with trees and a private drive. Nice concrete level sites with gravel where the hookups are easy on and off major highway. Truck noise but only from the highway. Our first night at a love’s and very pleasantly surprised. Not what we expected, but a great find. Manager at the store was very helpful and friendly. Highly recommend this one.

Staff stayed late to greet us after a later than expected arrival. We were helped into our site at dark and really appreciated the extra help and ability to stay hitched. Restful easy Sunday so decided to stay another night to enjoy their telescope and night skies.

Our 4th time here in 2 years- great stop on the long I-I10 runs out West and back.