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This place had mixed reviews on other sites, so I wasn't sure what to expect.This is a SEASONAL home park with 2 possible RV sites. That's it. Reviews on other sites complained about muddy. Well, what's going to happen when it rains.....and rains....and rains? We stayed there late September while it poured and had been raining for a week. We do not have 4WD. We did not have any problem. Actually, I enjoyed it, because the site we stayed in was by the "lodge" and the harbor. The lodge has a bar.....with beer ($4 bottle). And toaster oven pizza. That's it. But the owners, brothers Kurt and Niles, were enjoyable. I would go back again, if I knew I could get the "lakeside" site. Very quiet, but a few bright, glaring lights at night.

Pros: Nicely laid out and manicured smaller RV park. Beautiful views of Scotts Bluff and surrounding historic sites with Good access to visit them. Sites are all cement pads, fairly level. Price was good.

Cons: Five Rocks Road is noisy. We were there on a Sunday and Monday mid October and trucks ran all night. Our site (21) had a bright light in it causing us to block our windows to sleep.Trains to the north we’re audible, but not a huge problem. Rather faint unless the wind was from the north. A resident of the area across the road from the campground had two or three large barking dogs that never seemed to stop.Wi-Fi was iffy, (now you have it, now you don’t) and we were only two sites away from the registration building.
All in all, the park was nice and would’ve been great, if not for the surrounding noise that took away from it.

This is the third time we have stayed here in 5 years. It was previously a KOA, now privately owned. Nice gravel sites, beautifully wooded and easy to get in and out, though the sites are close together. WIFI and amenities good. Nice park.

Our past two stays here were fine, with an occasional loud-piped pickup or semi rolling down hwy 287. This stay was in mid October, the final week they were open. The semi truck traffic was horrendous!! Logging trucks, grain trucks, construction trucks! They did slow down at night, but their engine rumbling still pierced the night--and we were upwind of the highway. Was it maybe just the time of year, with harvest? Don't know, but maybe we will try it again, just not in the fall.

12 miles from the interstate, and 5 miles from Kanosh, we found a VERY quiet overnight at Adelaide CG. Nestled far back in the Corn Creek Canyon, it was cozy and made me wish I was a local. We were there "pre-season" (April) so water was not on. However, vault toilets were open. No electric here, Very nice small campground with creepy trees. We got water in town at "Bob's" gas station. Super friendly. Reservations are taken on the Recreation.gov website.

I have not stayed here. I made a phone call to them when desperately trying to find a place to stay on a holiday weekend. They are a membership resort campground, but DO allow non-members to stay for $50.00 per night. Unfortunately for us, they were full for the nights we needed to stay. But the guy I spoke to was EXTREMELY helpful in recommending area campgrounds, including phone numbers!

I liked the location because it appears to be in a quiet location (NOT on a highway!) and the pictures look great!

Small park, some pull thrus. Loved the scenery. The only negative for us was the highway noise from 6:30 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. on a Monday morning in March. The campground sits in a bowl next to the lake and the highway is just above it. I would definitely go back, but only in an "off season", because I would imagine it is pretty busy with boaters in the summer.

Nothing fancy here, just s full hook up for 20 bucks! Size is not an issue, with users of the overhanging tree branches out the front entrance. But you can easily drive in the back to enter or pull out. Electric and water are set up next to each other, so rigs tend to be alternating facing north or south in order to be set up right with your hook up location. The only negative is that Broadway is a very busy street until about 9:00 the Tuesday night we were there. Trains a mile or so off came through at 1 AM and 2:30 AM, but polite engineers only do their whistle in a couple short bursts and was not an issue.

I should’ve read the reviews. I looked at the map saw what looked like a quiet park on the river, away from town, subdivisions, railroad tracks and highways. Was looking so forward to the stay.
Three camp grounds are nice, beautiful big trees, small but very comfortable sites. Great if you are a deaf person!

The boats on this river are terribly noisy, I believe there is a jet boat rental company Nearby. What do you do when you rent a jet boat? You take it to top speed, and have fun in it. And you gun it and lurch it. And so does the next renter and the next renter… Then there’s the highway on the west side of the river. Runs along the bottom of the hill, so naturally all the Highway noise comes across the river to the campground.😟
We didn’t have any problem on a Sunday night with drunks or noisy people in the campground, has stated in some other reviews. Maybe that was because there was so much noise from the river and highway that everybody was hiding out in their rig for peace and quiet?
It’s too bad, because it is a nice park. The garbage is overflowing the dumpster on this Sunday night, maybe the pick up is on Monday and that’s a whole weeks worth? I don’t know, but that’s the only negative thing I can say about the park itself, is the overflowing dumpster. I’m sure it’s just a temporary thing, maybe shorthanded because of the Covid thing or whatever.
Again, it’s a pretty park and amenities seem fine and the price is good. Wear your earmuffs and enjoy it!
We stayed Hitched in site A30 with a 36 foot fifth wheel and extended cab truck.

Only 13 miles from our home, we have camped here many times. Several sites (including pull-thrus) will accommodate our 36 ft. fifth wheel. Great hiking trails, rocky, cascading creek, very quiet nights. Mostly wooded, a few open sites. Nice, fairly level sites.Great hosts. "Bruce" brings around "Smokey the Bear" frisbee rings for the kids in your group, reminding about forest fires.