Ogallala / Tri Trails KOA Journey

So Nice and clean and quiet night,too!

This was a quick one night stop for us. Small but well cared for park, close to the highway and perfect for a quick stop over. Wish we had planned more time here as Ogallala, NE has quite a history as the end of the Texas cattle drives. We got in early enough to do a little exploring ... definitely make time for the Petrified Wood Art Gallery and the Crystal Palace Saloon.

Great little place for an overnight stop. Super friendly staff and good amenities. Pool closed for COVID-19. Not far from I-80 but just enough that it is very peaceful and quiet. We recommend.

We stay two nights once going to the Black Hills the first night and it was so good we decided to stay on the the back home. The staff and owner great people and very friendly. Long pull through we are over 70 feet long and we didn’t have to unhook anything good level site also.

We spent the night traveling I80. Very clean, very friendly staff and well kept grounds. Typical RV park sites, close together but level and plenty of room to pull through.

It's far enough south of I80 so that you don't here it. There is a train but it is far off in the distance so again not a problem. Easy access.

The park Wifi went down during our stay but was not needed as Verizon has a strong signal and good download speed.

Long day on the road and after a blow out on 80 we needed to unwind and gave this place a call. Owners are super nice. The site was a pull through and the campground was very clean. Full hook up but wifi was spotty. Very nice for being in the middle of nowhere.

We didn’t like our one night stay. They seem to place many one-nighters in a gravel area with the hookups at an odd angle. Imagine a former back-in site area where each site is too short for a modern long rig. Well, just make it a gravel one-way and have everyone hook up where the cords and hoses now have to stretch at an odd angle to reach their locations. You wind up with three or four rigs lined up right behind one another. You do have room to pull out, but the angle and the deep gravel was not appealing. Think of the engine noise right behind your bed in the morning. We had it happen. On top of that, there was an awful sewer smell from the moment that we pulled in until we left. Couldn’t stomach eating breakfast in the trailer. Other campers were lucky and were assigned long pull-through spots with grass strips. We weren’t so lucky and won’t be back. Nearby KOA next time.

Pleasant informative managers and a well maintained park. Easy access to I 80

1st - new owners who committed to KOA, campground is now Ogallala Tri-Trails KOA. Note that website link still works, will redirect you to KOA.

Nice lots with lots of trees, close to I-80, but far enough to miss the traffic noise!

Their wi-fi was at 76 Mb this afternoon!

We arrived for a single night stay on our way back to Florida and we’re glad to get a site on Labor Day weekend. Check-in was quick and easy and yes we were on the newer gravel sites. We set up and then looked for our cable hookup. None! We asked at the office and they told us we had none. That is not what my receipt says for the prepay. They offered to change sites but we were all set up. They told me to let them know sooner but cable is the last thing I hook up since most campgrounds don’t offered it.
Apologies but no refund for no cable. Make sure you get what you pay for!