I-29 Hwy 34 Campground

After a very long day on the road, it was a welcome relief to find an open park. With the recent flooding many of the parks were closed or required a 30 mile detour to access them.

The interior roads are rough, and the bugs were terrible (maybe due to the recent flooding and tall vegetation), but they had full hook-ups and a sites large enough that we didn't have to unhook.

This campground is hard to get to as there is no direct road from I-29. Once you get to the park, all of the roads in the RV park are full of pot holes so you must go very slow. Our site was somewhat level but was very close to our neighbors. All sites have full hookups and most of the park had seasonal construction workers. There is free WiFi, but is was extremely slow. There were many OTA stations, mainly from the proximity to Omaha. Noise levels were high as the park is literally just off I-29 on one side and trains on the other side (1/4 mile).

We stayed for one night, it was easy to get to and not far off the interstate. Would definitely recommend for a quick camping site!

Totally self service. The website says "no reservations call for availability" but I called and left messages and got no response. We followed the GPS and arrived before sunset. 40 foot Motorhome with toad and we chose space 40 because it's big and marked OVERNIGHT PARKING ONLY. We didn't have to unhook. Good electricity 50 amp.
They have Wi-Fi but since there's no one here to give us a password we survived with our T-Mobile cell coverage 3 bars.

We needed a one night stop and this was a very good one. Road is a bit bumpy but the interstate is a lot worse. Self serve to pt but call so he can give you the sites that are open. Good level site, nice hook ups and good antenna service for your TV. Clean and quiet except for the occasional noise from the interstate but we slept well. Call before you drive down to it to get the numbers for the open sites.

We broke a leaf spring on our camper and fortunately we were right there at the exit where the campground was located. The campground had nice level gravel sites and full hookup for $20 a night and we stayed a week for $125. Not too far from Omaha and other areas with restaurants and shopping. Would definitely stay here again.

Off the interstate about a mile on gravel. Pull through site near bath house. Self service registration. Full hook up and 30 or 50 amps for $20 was a great deal.
There was a tornado warning in the area and the owners left the utility area by bath house open for a safe place to go.
2 gas stations located across the interstate.

Traveling from Missouri to Glacier with our first night stay here based on reviews. About 60 or so sites all very level. Water, electric (30 and 50) sewer. This campground looks like a workers camp and it was very clean and neat and quiet! Bathrooms were decent, great shower hot and hard. Fairly easy get to from hyw but road was chat gravel so our toad did get dusty. Most sites looked long enough to not need to disconnect our toad.
We never saw owners and we didn’t call ahead. At the entry there is a self pay board and a lock box to slide cash or check in. Site 11(ours) and 40 were designated overnight stay only.
All in all great deal for $25. Also plenty grass with 2 dog walk areas and a fairly large playground. No trains!

Neat Rv Park, Easy Off And On I-29, Pull Thru, Sell Pay, Put Your $25. Cash In Envelope With Registration Info And Place In Box On The Sign. Level Spot, playground if you have kids, picnic table at each spot, clean mowed grounds

We needed a good overnight making our way out west and this was a great stop, however, there is a long gravel road that leads to the rv park. (Keep in mind if you like your rig clean.) It’s a cash or check only situation and it’s first come, first serve. The RV park was very clean and well maintained.