Brownville Riverside Park

We stayed one night in late October 2018. I'm pretty sure that the property hasn't been mowed all season, so like the previous reviewer said, the tables and fire pits are not accessible. That being said, it was a nice setting on the river by the historic dredge boat and we had a very peaceful night's sleep.

A word of caution: We arrived at late dusk and mistook a plowed over muddy pad for hard pack and ended up getting our tow car stuck in it. There's not much that's more fun than spending the first 30 minutes of your arrival at a campsite digging out your car and getting covered in mud! When we were here, there was a lot of mud everywhere from a recent flood and I wouldn't want to take the motorhome any further than we went into the park due to the rampant mud.

GPS was spot on for us. Turn at the the sign that said road closed. When you pull in you will see the sign for the campground. We have a 40 class a and had no problems pulling in. We were the only ones here. Took the spot right on river. Needs to be mowed desperately but since it’s free can’t complain. Had a river view from front window. There is fire pits and tables but can’t get to them because of high grass.

These directions are a little off. After you cross the bridge into Nebraska, you'll take a left on S 1st Street, then left onto 648A Ave. Continue until you see a sign for Brownville Riverside Park on the left. Nearly immediately, you will see another road on the left with a sign that says it's the South entrance for River Inn Resort and that it's closed. It's not closed and is definitely where you want to turn. There is 6-8 campsites with picnic tables and fire rings. When we stayed, it badly needed mowed and was a little run-down but it's hard to beat free! It's right along the Missouri river and very peaceful.