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Stayed here one night on the way from Denver to Devil's Tower and glad we did. Very well cared for city park with lush grass and clean grounds. River at end of the park is deep and fast, but nice to watch. There are no designated sites; simply pull alongside the fence on either side of the circle drive. Seemed to be plenty of space for quite a few campers with any sized rig. There are a few locals driving through to get to the river, but not as many as I expected. Decent bathrooms and showers, though only one each of sink/toilet/urinal for the men's side so may have to wait. No electric or hookups, but didn't need any. But can't really beat this place for free. It was a very comfortable park and I would definitely stay again.

While this park is pretty and its lakes are scenic, the campground was chaotic. It was the busiest campground I've ever experienced, made worse by the fact that sites are on top of each other and people bring so much stuff it fills each site, making the campground like a packed sea full of people, campers, and gear. This is NOT the campground for enjoying nature or peace and quiet. If you're into a festival or state fair atmosphere, you may have fun here. We also had a camper show up to our site at 9am on the day we were to check out (check in/out time is 2pm), claimed it was 'his' site, and parked his truck at the end of our pad waiting for us to leave. The front gate had checked him in at that time, despite the campground being full. Overall horrible experience here. Fortunately we were able to de-stress away from the crowds at one of the lakes before hitting the road.