RobnTerri

This campground is about a mile east of I 35 with good access and fuel at the interchange. There are 8 full hook ups that are almost new. The site is paved well lit and very safe. Some shade. The best part is how friendly the members are, they are very inviting and nice people.

Cindy couldn't be any nicer. Nice site full hook up and good connections. Level gravel sites. Very quit. Great find

Nice view of the Missouri River. Very clean nice staff, pads mostly level, clean hook-ups quiet, easy in and out.

This campground is clean and quiet. Nice view of the Badlands and not much road noise. Nice staff. Good hook ups. Easy in and out. They do have a small restaurant but we didn't go in.

This is the best place to stay in the Omaha area. Sites are clean, concrete, level and big. Very quiet and the owner is very nice.

This is a high end resort but very tight on space and very pricey. We don't normally stay at places like this but this time of year it was very quiet since its off season. The pool and laundry facilities are very nice and the grounds are well maintained. Staff was nice. We typically do not go to parks like this but down there choices are few. the cuban restaurant across the street was a great place to eat and Everglade City is a nice bike ride away and a bike path to get there.

Pine Grove RV Park Review
Title: BE FOREWARNED!
First, the good news:
• It has easy access from the Interstate.
• The sites are wide with full hookups.
• General appearance is clean and well maintained.
• Trash is picked up daily at your site.
• There is a pool, restaurant and bar inside, although we did not use any of them.
Now, the bad news:
• You will pay a high price, as if staying in a top rated resort, however, this is not one.
• Bring your earplugs if you stay! Between the interstate traffic, the Nascar track, and the
occasional train, you will need them. Thank goodness, there was a thunderstorm the night
of the car race, and it was halted about 11pm. We had read the reviews about the noise,
but needed to be about half way between Lincoln and Omaha.
• The sewer drop is just a straight piece of PVC coming out of the ground. Your sewer elbow
doesn’t want to stay in while dumping, thus making a smelly mess on the ground.
• The grass was tall and needed to be mowed, especially since they do not allow any ground
mats outside.
• Because all the sites are gravel, they need to do something about the grass growing in the
gravel.
• The laundry room smelled musty and was filthy. Some reviewers complained about all the
rules, however, most RV parks do have most of the same.
• Our biggest complaint is this: I was traveling through on business. I had paid for 4 nights
in advance to be between Lincoln and Omaha. However, on the 2nd day, I found out my
schedule needed to be changed and I asked for a refund for the last 2 nights. After calling,
then going by the office, and then waiting for a phone call, I was told that “at this time, we
are not giving any refunds”. With that said, I had to reschedule my meetings for the next 2
days. We researched the website, all their literature, and no where did it say, NO
REFUNDS. However, in the laundry room, there was another set of rules that stated on the
last line, that “refunds were not allowed for weekly or monthly”. We paid nightly, not
weekly, and should have been refunded.
• The staff was not friendly, nor helpful with our requests.
• We will NOT ever return to this campground.

I have stayed here a couple of time in the last year while on business in the area. Staff is friendly and helpful. The park is in walking distance to downtown Lebanon which is a very nice town. I will be staying there again when in the area again.

Great campground,Awesome staff. Right next to the river. Clean quiet and large sites.

First the campground staff was very nice and helpful during check in. But that’s about where the resort part ended. The noise from the road is very bad. Then there’s the drunk campers. I get they work in the oil and gas biz but that’s no excuse. Then there was the one girl and two men ordeal and I cannot forget the barker BG dogs every morning at sun up.