Lewis Park

This is a beautiful community park that offers free electricity and potable water. There is also a dump station. They ask for donations for staying and for the dump station. The locals didn’t mind that we stayed an extra night but I wouldn’t have pushed it any longer. (We had to do some repairs.) Very friendly people in the town!

The park is really great for kids, there is an extensive playground and soccer field. There also is a nice bike/walking trail. They even have putt-putt although it is closed for COVID I’m sure.

The only downsides to the park are it’s level of activity. Now the local teenagers like to come here on Friday and Saturday nights to rev their engines and drive kind of fast. And there is a train that comes by around six at night and midnight. It’s on the other side of the street so if you have a spot further from the road I’m sure you’ll be fine.

The parking spots can hold larger rigs and the power is 50 amp. There was at least a 35 foot travel trailer that parked next to us. Their truck had to park next to the trailer to not be in the road, but the spaces are wide enough to allow for that. There are about seven electric sites and the rest are designated for tent camping.

Overall this was an amazing site and I am very glad we found it! We will be coming back!

Wow! We were very thankful for this site - they have 6 electric hookups, 10 total sites along the edge of the city park. The park has a big playground, baseball fields, tennis courts, and a skate park. Wifi access was good w/ AT&T (we used our hotspots). Their is a donation box, right next to the water spigots. Also a donation for the dump site. There were some cars passing thru the park (Sunday evening) that seemed a bit suspicious. At first we were a little nervous about this site, but thanks to Campendium reviews and talking to the others staying here, we felt alright about it. We heard a train pass thru a couple times during the day and once before going to bed - luckily nothing overnight.

For a quick and easy place to get off the road and have electricity for FREE, this is great. We have stayed here twice and the first time there was some partying in the park, but this time it was very quiet. Very pretty little park, actually. I would highly recommend putting money in their donations so they keep this going. Great place to get off I-25 for a rest.

Easy location to get to. The park have 6 sites with electrical hookup and several tent sites. Potable water spigot close to sites. Dump station across the street. There are public restrooms but we didn’t use them. There are close train tracks but we didn’t hear a train during quite hours. On site is a nice park, playground, kids mini golf and walking trails.

This is a well kept and busy park. We stayed one night as we were traveling back home to Colorado from Idaho. It was a beautiful summer evening and the kids were out in full force enjoying a great summer evening before school starts back up. The park itself is beautiful with lots to do for all. The sites with electricity were occupied so we found a great level spot in the grass. The biggest downside of the park is the noise. The train is just across the street and is loud. Cars were speeding around. The dump is right across the street is was awesome. Had great water pressure at the dump so it was a great cleaning for the black tank. Would highly recommend if you don’t mind noise. Great little town.