Ashland RV Campground

Great concrete sites and roads. Shower house and laundry were great too (though only 1 washer and dryer). I was off work that week so I can’t speak to the Verizon service for internet, but we streamed enough for me to think it wouldn’t be an issue if you work remotely.

It’s a short walk to the library, hardware store (that has about the same selection of rv supplies as Walmart), a great bakery and other little shops downtown. There’s a limit on how long you can stay so there aren’t any full timers there.

It’s a little bit of a bummer that the sites aren’t all full hookup but with the smooth roads it wasn’t an issue either walking or towing the honey wagon to the dump station on site. Quick note: they have high water pressure, including the dump station which has kind of an all on/all off valve so I got a pressure regulator down at the hardware store for my tank flush hookups. Was nice to have a threaded hose at the dump station.

The hosts were amazing. Very helpful and friendly to us and our kids. Would definitely stay again.

This campground is 4 years old and looks it. Hookups are new and in great shape, facilities are nice and bright, all surfaces are paved. The camping spots are wide and spacious. Shrubbery between campsites is limited. The campground is clean and Craig, the host, is very nice. WiFi was included. The town of Ashland is adjacent to the park and very nice. My only complaint might be that there are no mature trees or shrubbery. Then again the park is only 4 years old.

Also, beware of the 11’3” viaduct east of the campground on Silver St.

The sites were paved and close to level, and they were quite spacious. We stayed four nights with no troubles. Bathrooms/Showers were very clean, and so was the laundry area. There is a little road noise and an occasional train, but we had no trouble sleeping. The host was friendly and helpful. We enjoyed the Strategic Air Command and Aerospace museum which is nearby. We will likely come back.

The premium sites are adjacent to a busy road, which is quite noisy.

My next comment I hope only applies to site #3 (which is a premium site). The pads are beautifully poured concrete which makes me wonder out loud, how in the world is this pad poured with a significant slope when it certainly could have been poured near level.

Overall the park is nice, but….

This little campground is conveniently located between Omaha and Lincoln. The reservation and check-in system is all online and very easy. We pulled into our huge, concrete pad and were set up in minutes. We were greeted by the campground host and given some information on the town. The little main street is only a couple blocks away and has everything needed for a nice holiday - cider/wine tasting, a few restaurants, a lovely patisserie, a great meat store, and several shops. There is a little noise from the road, but nothing that kept us awake. The little laundry has one washer and dryer that worked very well.

One night with my Kimberley T3. I don’t camp in RV parks very often, but it’s hot and I needed to fill my two fresh water tanks. Enjoying the air conditioning as I drive west towards higher elevations and cooler temps. The park is well-designed and the pads are concrete and almost perfectly level. I had to drop the driver’s side air bags a bit to get level, but not much. More room between sites than I’ve seen in many RV parks. Laundry, showers and bathrooms—I won’t use any of these but if the condition of the grounds are any indication, I would expect those facilities to be fine. It’s located in a quiet spot. If you’re traveling through this part of Nebraska on Interstate 80, it’s worth the 6 mile trip from the interstate to find a clean, well-kept and quiet place to camp.

We needed a few days for a stop-over and this park worked well for our needs. First site we had booked out Hughes Watchdog showed no neutral on the power. We were able to move 1 site over and the power worked fine. Long, level concrete pads. A little tight making turns but do able. Only 4 site have sewer connections, but dump station is convenient. We camped at Ashland RV Campground in a Motorhome.

We stayed here 1 night in our MH with toad. Great campground. It new so it has the great "NEW" feel. Very clean and the camp hosts were awesome. Our rigs were very similar. Check out the Truss Bridge and it had a great little park for the kids.Showers were awesome, very clean and very spacious. There is a lot to do in town and around the area. Check out the other views for the details. Easy in but make sure you follow the signs to get to the main road for safety reasons.