Cottonwood Campground

We only stopped overnight and got there after dark. The campground was easy to find since it was right off I-80 but the site was very difficult to locate. We circled the campground numerous times because the signs are not easy to follow and it was pouring rain. The site wasn’t level and our truck didn’t fit in the site but since we ... more

Camped here one night on our way to CO. Late April 2022. This is like a nice county or city park, with a couple manmade lakes within yards of I-80 and some very ordinary campsites at - with the entrance fee - are not cheap. As out of staters we paid $12 to enter + $15 for a wide open tent site with parking lot parking. This place is ok... more

Happy to find winter camping near I80 but the $5 winter discount was inadequate for the services offered. The bathrooms were closed but we were able to dump but water was shut off. Didn’t mind paying the camping fee, however we also had to pay a $12 park entry fee which is ridiculous for a park beside the highway in January. Even in... more

This was a great stopover and a beautiful campground with walking and biking paths and a beautiful lake with a beach. Electric and water with a dump station and a good amount of privacy depending on where you book. We arrived and were able to pick our own site just across from the beach.

Nice stay when passing through. Limited shade at sites. Small and quiet state park near the interstate with a couple ponds. Saw a beaver in the large pond. Verizon did not work well but T-Mobile did. Bathrooms were ok - sites were well maintained. Would stay one or two nights again if passing through.

Spacious sites and the interstate noise didn't bother us but too cold to be outside much. Right off I80 was our objective. Winter rates at $20 plus $8 fee was way too much for a winter site with electricity but no water. Typical rate is $25+8. Still too much for this site

Good facility at a decent price, $25 for electric plus $8 non-resident entrance fee. Lots of road noise from I-80, not a problem when inside the RV but really took away from the outdoor experience.

Thee camping costs... tents only $15, electric only $25, delux (near lake with power) $35... must pay $6 ( residence fee) or $8 (non-residence fee) as well. Clean bathrooms, showers(no coins), swimming, fishing, playground, boating, etc... very nice all level sites good for big rigs. Only bummer is the constant highway noise.

I am traveling west and needed a place just to sleep the nite at. This was right off the Hwy 80, so confident. One other camper present. Electric on, snow on the ground, quiet, yet near to food/gas. Would like to stop again when I have more time.

This park is located right off I80. Was very noisy even at night. The host was not at the booth at check in time so had to wing it to find spot for our rig. The pamphlet showing first come sights is so small and does not show all non reserve sights. We took a pull through with 50A. Cost $35 plus $8 car fee that we didn’t even unhook.... more