OMRO RV Park

I travelled here with a 35’ 5th wheel, long bed pickup and parked in site #25, an E only (30A), PT site for $22/night (weekly discount). Roads and sites were gravel and it was easy to get around. The sites are parallel to one another and were fairly narrow. There were no trees, picnic tables or fire pits. It’s a pretty basic setup in an open meadow. There is noise from the highway and industrial sites close by. There are two shower rooms available in the main building which were large and bright. Occasionally the smell of nearby farms is noticeable. The camp host stopped by to make sure that I had everything I needed. Connectivity: 3 bars LTE Verizon, 56.4 mbps download speed making streaming easy, some OTA channels, no wifi. It’s a handy place to stay near Oshkosh and other nearby lakes. Note: sites 1, 15, and 30 have a 50A plug. All others are 30A.

I have stayed here three different times about 10 days apart. I left for the EAA Fly-in, came back for a couple days and left for a race at Road America race track and camp back again before I head back west. It is a privately owned RV park in city limits. So a 14 day limit. Out for a week and then back if you like. It has three sites that are 50 amp and 27 that are 30 amp. There is fresh water and dump with wash out on site free to guests. $5 for fresh water only and $10 for fresh and dump for none guests. There are restrooms and showers onsite. You can't beat the price.

This is a municipal C/G established by the city of Omro for the convenience of travelers or visitors to their city. It is located on the south side of the highway just east of downtown. Omro is just a few miles west of I-41 near the Oskosh area.

The C/G is a large grassed field with long gravelled pull-thrus, electric only at the sites. The sites are located with good access for any sized rig. A large municipal garage is located between the C/G and highway. There is a dump station located near the SE corner of that garage.

This is a very government-like facility with not much more than being a place to safely park your rig for the night. There is a some road noise, but nothing that would be a deal-breaker .