Winsor Cove Campground

It was a hard decision on how many stars to give. The campground sufficiently met our needs, 50 amp power, water, and along our route. We did not use the bathhouse, but noticed they were there. After a powerful thunderstorm, there was quite a bit of standing water throughout the campground, some surrounding select sites. Ours was ok and had decent drainage. The campground is located at a "city" park, plenty of space to run, play, walk your dog, two playgrounds (although the one closest to us was trashed, even broken glass present), and what appeard to be a popular biking trail. It is adjacent to the Missouri River. The bridge to cross charges a $2 toll for a truck with camper. I was impressed to see a nice size recycling center on site. Overall the campground was nothing to write home about, but friendly people, and sufficiently met our needs. I'd recommend it if you're needing a place to stay in the area. Oh, and take time to visit the Omaha Zoo- it's impressive.

Due to flooding the park is closed for 2019.

This campground is now open and called Winsor cove. Phone number 402-933-3717. Just power and water. No sewer or dump station. Campground is being cleaned up after being closed for two years.

We stayed here because we were visiting friends. It’s the most overpriced park I’ve stayed in in 8 years of doing this. No trash receptacle, no dump, mud was everywhere when I pulled in. Trails closed. Flood was 3 years ago. It is quiet and near Omaha. If it were 25 instead of 50 I’d be ok with it.

I enjoyed my stay. The campground host was very friendly and helpful, we showed up around 6:30 without a reservation and paid $30 for a 30 amp site (or $50 for 50 amps) when we arrived. There was plenty of sites in the peak of summer! The park is under construction so the land is damp/mush everywhere as a result. I’m sure the park will be really popular after they finish. It was perfect for me- mostly level paved site, concrete pad with decent picnic table, fire pit, playgrounds, walking paths, electric, water. The fresh water is further back from the sites so if you have a short hose then it may not work. Best part, the sites are spaced nicely with plenty of green space between. Heads up, if you’re coming over the bridge from the highway, the bridge has a $1 toll. Dump site is here, but closed, I believe because the land engineering just can’t facilitate it. The rest stop on the highway nearby has free dump sites though! No highway noise, but there is a train track nearby.

Stopped through on our way to Badlands NP. The host was very friendly and accommodating as our arrival was continuously delayed due to bad weather. When we arrived a few of their amenities were down due to a storm that had rolled through the previous night, and the host gave us a great discounted rate. The site itself sits along a small river which gives some nice scenery. If you are crossing over from Iowa be prepared to cross a narrow bridge and pay a $1.50 toll. Altogether a simple park that provides a good place to rest for the night.

First campground we stayed at with our new camper. Lots of spots and lots of space so it was a good first place to park. Part of the campground is still closed due to the flooding. Paved sites, Electric and water available- would be a good one night stop which is what we saw lots of people doing. NO dump station so we went to the one on the pacific junction exit.

There are trails and a pond across the road to walk around. There is river access for boats, but we were advised not to swim due to a waste treatment plant up the river and currents on the river.

We stopped here with our truck camper around 2am. Called ahead that we would be in pretty late and they said that would be fine. Paid ahead for the convenience and finding it was easy, as well as backing in and plugging in for the night. Nice quiet little place for an overnighter. Wish we would have had time to explore the area a little more, but maybe we will on the way back! Thanks again!

Mainly we picked this park because of location to a family gathering. You can choose from sites right next to each other or spaced out nicely.
Electric hook ups close by but water is not, bring a super long hose if you hope to hook up.
Lot’s of mowed green areas, full of goat heads so beware if you have dogs with you. Close to a boat ramp to the Missouri River as well. Lot’s of walking on cement pads or green areas if brave for you and your dogs.
Never used or looked at restrooms as we are self contained. Check in was done over the phone by credit card…easy and friendly. We would stay here again as it is close to Bellevue and our family. We stayed 4 days/ 3 nights. It was quite… heads up though train track close by if you are a super light sleeper.

Mainly we picked this park because of location to a family gathering. You can choose from sites right next to each other or spaced out nicely.
Electric hook ups close by but water is not, bring a super long hose if you hope to hook up.
Lot’s of mowed green areas, full of goat heads so beware if you have dogs with you. Close to a boat ramp to the Missouri River as well. Lot’s of walking on cement pads or green areas if brave for you and your dogs.
Never used or looked at restrooms as we are self contained. Check in was done over the phone by credit card…easy and friendly. We would stay here again as it is close to Bellevue and our family. We stayed 4 days/ 3 nights. It was quite… heads up though train track close by if you are a super light sleeper.