Lewis Park

Small town vibe and super nice city park. The park is rather large and on the south side is a handful of RV parking spaces with 30 and 50 amp power. Water is available but not in the sites. We parked in the space directly across from the water spigot and I was able to run my hose over the road to fill up. There is also a dump station in front of the park. All are free but you are limited to 3 nights within a 30 day period. There is a train track next to the park but we only heard one train during each day so not a problem. We loved this park and the small town. I'll definitely be back if we are in the area again. We were able to get T-Mobile download speeds of 5Mbps which worked great for streaming. AT&T was also available at 4Mbps.

Stayed here in the freezing cold to try and thaw out my frozen pipes with some free electric. The city setup an amazing park here; skate park, mini golf, tennis, baskatball, bbqs, sports fields, walking paths, everything you could imagine in a park. There are poles around for donations by the rv area and dump station. There was a train right next to the rv area but it didnt bother me at all, maybe 20 seconds of noise 3 times daily.
Beware of local businesses overcharging travellers though. I had a tire repaired and they charged 4x as much as standard.

This little gem is awesome. Seriously, the most charming park with 6 electric hookup sites, the rest boondocking and water spigots scattered throughout the park. The park itself is amazing...walking the dogs, I found older metal playground equipment, throwbacks to childhood. Giant cottonwood trees and a creek decorate this park. A pool, mini golf, tennis and skate park all within sight. Donations requested and a 3 day limit. Dump is nearby.
The only con is the train...as others reported, it is loud and runs about 4 times per day and twice overnight. I could hear it through earplugs. If that doesn’t bother you, this park couldn’t be better.
PLEASE donate to keep places like this available to us! Happy travels!

We enjoyed Free Camping at Lewis Park (Takes Donations). We were in the first spot next to the road and we had both electricity and water. Even the second spot could reach the water spigot. Our neighbor used about 100ft of hose to reach the spigot that we shared. Only 6 spots have electricity. Only downside is that in the middle of the night(1:30am) a train went by blowing its horn.

Yes, this park is free, but why 4 stars and not five? First, there are only 6 sites with electric hookup. 50/30/20 on all six. Tent camping on the other sites. Second, these sites are not remotely level. Water is available across the road from the sites. Free dump station is a block down the road. Third, the train runs right by the park. Not too often, but the southbound train has to sound it's horn right next to the camping area. Annoying, but maybe 4 times a day. This is a pretty great park in a cute small town. The park has a large playground for the kids, lighted basketball court, tennis court, skateboard park, exercise course, disc golf, and a really great swimming pool in the summer. Coming soon, mini golf! The town has a couple of funky thrift stores, some local eateries and a few chain joints. Great place for an overnight, or stay a few days and relax in a nice small town.

Lewis Park has it all. There are 5 electric hookup sites + a dump station. Located in the city park with a playground, group pavillion, disc golf course, basketball, skate park, and they're building a mini golf course.

It is FREE, limit 3 nights. A small town, but nice variety of places to eat. Yes it is free, don't be cheap and donate what you can! We made sure to pay extra since we stayed 3 nights and used the RV dump.

FYI - a train goes by that is loud!!!

Stayed here again passing thru,, stayed 3 nights,, electric, water, trash, dump station, decent size town with gas, groceries and a downtown area with some shops,, good Verizon service,, it’s was HOT so it was nice to have electricity for AC!! Does have some park noise and a random LOUD train from time to time but hey it’s free or donation,, but we stayed free because we spent some $$$ in town,,