Riverside Park

This is a small municipal park next to the Tobacco River, adjacent to the town hall/chamber of commerce where the bathrooms are. There is a nice grassy area for tents with many Picknick tables. There are no designated campsites for RVs but there is room for 2 big rigs (~45’), comfortably, in the parking lot area. Suggested donation $10.- per night, 3 night maximum. There is an RV dump ($5.- donation); water marked “non drinking water”.

Tiny little park loop between the river and the road. Free stay up to 3 nights ($10 donation recommended). Dump station free ($5 recommended). Grassy area in the water with picnic tables, Space available for up to 2 large rigs.

A little loud from nearby road and gas station.
Bathroom (no shower) available in visitor center next door during business hours (Mon-Thu 8:30-4:30).

We stayed here for 1 night to break a long drive.

Spent one night in city park by river. No hookups, but water and Dumpstation available. Locals use park for picnic, cool off in shallow river. No specific sites, so had to just park in genera lot. Old town museum across the road and restaurants nearby. Quiet at night. Bicycle path across river that goes for many miles to Rexford. Was told it was an easy ride, did it for a short way and was very easy, but ran out of time. Saw several deer.

So as other reviews mentioned a $10 donation sign is present and a money drop box is right next to the parking area. It appears there are (2) fairly level paved spots right at the signs when you enter the park. The area was clean and well kept. It was quiet and well lit. It has a posted (3) day stay limit.

Rolled into Eureka later than expected so pulled in to the Riverside Park for the night. Pleasant enough spot right on the Tobacco River with grass and table. Dump station on site. There isn't an outhouse or bathroom option at the location. Lots of colorful characters hanging out. Trash cans all overflowing. Lots of dog poop in grass.

Pulled in an hour before dark. Walked the historical museum outside then set up camp by the river. Many deer around at night and next morning. Few locals walk there dogs, some stop you chat. There is traffic noise but not to bad. There are no bathrooms on site at night. You have to walk across to the museum pit toilets. Park garbage overflowing but otherwise a pretty little spot to pull in. Only one or two big rigs would fit the entire area. We had truck camper so perfect for us.

Literally just a park! Great that is free, although donation is recommended. No toilets for those not self contained.

The large campground sign noted in other reviews is still there, but two other signs have been added that clearly state no overnight parking for RVs, tents only. Bummer, probably too many RVers running gennys and locals got tired of it. Don't blame them!

Thanks to the Campendium app we were quickly able to locate other options and found a great - free - spot on the river at Tobacco River.