Pine Bluffs RV Resort

We stayed here for 6 nights while we were killing time before our reservations in the grand Tetons and Yellowstone.

Campground is majority of long term campers in the east side of town. Sites were a good size with full hook up. We found o lot of debris in our site that was alarming considering the tires but didn’t end up with anything in a tire.

Train tracks run just behind the campground but it was never too noisy.

Laundry room was clean but the machines were subpar. $2.00/ wash or dry. Had to run the dryers twice on high heat and still had to air dry some heavier pieces.

There is a nice little bourbon distillery near there too if you need something to do!

Overall I think this a great transient campground just off I-80 for a night or two and you can beat the value of $26.00/night.

We stayed here in June 2022 while traveling west on I-80. It is in a small industrial town nestled between the highway and the railroad tracks, and is mostly gravel with few trees. On the plus side, it wasn’t expensive, staff and neighbors were friendly, pull through site was large, and hookups worked. It also is next door to a 30’ Virgin Mary statue; the largest BVM in the US, if you like these oddities!

This RV campground is located in a very ugly industrial-looking part of town just off I-80 & very close to busy railroad tracks. But it really wasn’t noisy and we had a good night here! It’s just a big gravel & grass parking lot with everyone tightly lined up but not a bad place, as long as you know what to expect. The hostess was very friendly & helpful. They have built a little gift shop & small camp store, as well as a new laundry room & very clean rest rooms/ showers, they are trying to make it a nice place. There is a lovely grassy shady area outside the office where children played. It appears there are a lot of long-term campers here. Everything seemed fairly safe & clean.

A big shout out to Layla who went above and beyond! We were stuck with a mechanical problem. She squeezed us in and even arranged for a welder to fix the problem that evening. She checked back in on us to make sure we were happy.
The park itself is a nice stop over. Spread out like most RV parks. this park is under new ownership and they have big plans. Give it a try!

This was a basic FHU campground near I80. They told us our site was a pull-thru even though it appeared to be two back-in sites. They must not be that busy because they told us it was fine to pull-thru and use both spots. There is a train about a block away, but we could hardly hear it. It is also far enough off the expressway that we couldn't hear expressway traffic either.

ATT - 36Mbps DL/3Mbps UL

This place is under new ownership and they don't have their act together. Customer service ( phone reservation ) was helpful with reservation and funky water access but...The bathrooms, showers and laundry are locked from 5 pm till 8 am with no way to access. They don't have wifi yet. A lot of the sites are out of order but there were many to choose from. Very inconvenient.

They are close to train tracks so there's that- but they can't do anything about that. For $44 way too inconvenient.

Some call it “charm,” we call it “old.”

Place looks very “long of tooth”. We passed through for a night on the way from Wyoming to Kansas. Just about the only game in town and, tired of driving, we stopped to rest.

Sites are grass (some) and gravel (some). Lots of trailers here, presumably monthlies working in nearby transient jobs.

Water hookup was completely different style for me. Had to ask neighbor how to use it!

Very noisy— not just the trains, but trucks and construction vehicles before 7:30 am.

Sign on window says there is a new owner. Hope he makes some repairs and updates to water and sewer.