Lewis Park Campground

I think if I could give a 3 1/2 stars I would.
Pros:
lots of open sites to chose from.
There are flushing bathrooms.
Tables and camp grills.
It is a park so there’s lots to do! Basketball, tennis, skate park, the playground, frisbee golf and mini golf.
There is electricity.
Cons:
The sites do have a bit of a slant to them. Nothing that made it uncomfortable.
The bathrooms are almost on the other side of the park. It’s about a two-three minute walk.
With it being a park there’s people coming and going.
The electric hookup boxes were currently locked. Why? I don’t know, maybe it’s a seasonal thing. But there were outlets by a covered table area.

Over all it was a nice stay! I would definitely stay again and would recommend it as a great overnight stop!

We arrived on a nice Sunday evening. Right off the highway, which was great. Only one other camper in the park. A decent amount of people at the park. Seemed fairly safe. Sites are best if you are smaller to get your rig level. A train came through at 3:30a and woke up our entire family. A few cars drove through after dark pretty fast. Overall, it was a decent stay outside of the train noise and the cars speeding through. Flush toilet available, no showers that I could find. I wonder if they are available during the summer months at the pool, but not sure...

Great city park. 12 spots. Plenty of water and garbage cans. Flush toilets. Treed. People say sights are not level but they're certainly not unlevel! Easy back in. Gravel pads. This park has facilities for just about every conceivable past time. There is a pool within walking distance as well as a bar/grill. Town has good shopping. This town only has a population of 3500... Astonishing that they have a park this nice. One downside:. Close to railroad track. Train came thru early morning horn blaring.

Like sometimes we had some unexpected issues so we arrived to the park around 9 pm. The sites were mad for smaller Rv or vans. They are all on a bad slant it’s impossible to back in and be comfortable. We were greeted by people that you could tell had been “living here” and not just staying the 3 days. They informed us none of the electrical sites work. The park itself is nice and big and well kept however the area where the camping is is overgrown and not kept up at all. It’s obvious the city does not want anyone stayed the 3 days. What I don’t understand, why have a huge sign that says camping here, 3 days max. Yet no electricity and not kept up . Just take it down if it’s no longer available city of wheat land. We ended up staying across in a very bumpy dirt area, I don’t think we are suppose to stay here but it was 9 pm and we were exhausted. The next morning I saw several other rvs and trailers come in and did the same. Looked around, looked frustrated and make a uturn and leave. Gas and time is exspensive so driving all the way here to just to leave is frustrating. If you have a big rig save yourself don’t bother stopping.

7/18/22 - 7/19/22: This is a great little park offered buy the town of Wheatland. The park has drinking water for RV's where we could fill our 80-gallon fresh water tank and a dump station for the grey and black-water, and it even has 6 sites wired with 30A and 50A power poles just to the left of the entrance. But, the power panels were locked on all sites. There is an irrigation creek running directly behind our rig, train tracks nearby and a train just passed, but the noise really wasn't too loud and didn't pose an issue for us. While there is no fee, we'll make a donation to promote the continuation of the park.

Arrived 5/31/2022. Three shared-pedastal electric sites (the one nearest highway has water spigot next to fence, next site nearest level) for six RVs (all slope back to front) and 1 NHU site at east side next to highway and 8 or 9 NHU sites at west side, all back-in, big RF friendly, gravel sites, located at south entrance to Park. 1 water fill spigot in Park across road from electric sites. Tent camping allowed. Dump station along highway by Park (donation requested). Three PBS OTA TV. Trains run several times a day/night alongside highway across from Park but not a significant bother. Park has restooms on east and west side, soccer field, skateboard park, 2 tennis courts, basketball court, exercise path, pickle-ball court, small amphitheater stage, picnic tables, 5 pavilions with picnic tables, playground, put-put golf course 3 baseball fields with bleachers, and swimming pool with showers (closed for repairs but appeared to be readying for soon reopening with $2 admission).

This small city park offers 6 electric RV sites for FREE - you can stay up to 3 nights. The spots are not super level, but plenty big for our 39' 5thwheel. All spots are back in and pretty close together.
The park was nice with large green grass areas and ramadas. Great to walk our dogs.
It's super quiet at night, far enough from I-25 so there was no road noise. There is a train that came by once at night. Otherwise great sleeping!

Great Free\Donation City Park... As others indicated about 15 RV sites and a tent camping area. All back-in and sloped from back to front. 1-6 have ELE. The first, next to entrance, has a hidden water spigot.

We ended up here because wife stepped out of coach and turned her ankle straining the ligaments badly (air cast involved). Insurance advised Platte County Memorial was closest in-network hospital. Quick look at Campendium had us staying at this park after her evaluation and the continuation of our trip. Hospital only 4 blocks from the park. The hospital was great too...