Pioneer Park

14 concrete pads with water and electric, plus a tent camping area. Campers must call the city to get the combination to the lock on the water access, and can pay for the site during that call. Basic restrooms are available, as are a dog walk area and access paths to the North Platte river. The only thing that would make this a better place to stop would be the ability to pay online and get the code for the water, and if it had a shower...which could be unisex and pay by card and I'd have used it. Overall it was a very pleasant stay and we'll use it again if available (first come, first served) and we are in the area.

We stayed two nights, we were the only people in the RV park the whole time. Very clean, water and electricity with dump station across the park. Nice park with lots of grass for kids, throwing the ball for the dog, frisbee course. Wi-Fi in the campground.

A few barking dogs from neighboring property that barked quite a bit, not too late into the night, but enough that we noticed. Weather was cool so we were inside most of the time… you could hear the trains, but not enough to be a bother. Quite a few people driving behind the loop or sometimes through it pretty fast.

Overall would stay here again.

City did a nice service putting this RV Park in. There are only a couple pull thru spots, but they could have made more as there is a road behind the back row that would allow it. I was lucky and got Site 8 which was a pull thru. The site had a concrete patio which was nice. There is electrical up to 50 amp. There is also a water connection, but you have to call the City Hall to get the combination to unlock it. If arriving late this would be a problem if just there for overnite. When arriving take the first right turn towards the building, it loops you around to the correct direction to a site.

We arrived early Thursday afternoon and found only 3 out of 14 sites taken. The pads are concrete and pretty level. 50 amp electric and water at each sight for 20 dollars per night.

The park has a large lush recreation area with a good frisbee golf course, lighted basketball court, bean bag toss and horseshoe pits. Several outdoor pavilions and two modern kids playgrounds. Clean restrooms. It is a clean and nicely maintained city recreation area.

We used Pioneer Park campground as a hub for trips out to see local landmarks -- Chimney Rock National Historic Sight, Scotts Bluff National Monument, Agate Fossil Beds, etc. Many attractions worth experiencing within a 40 minute to an hour drive.

We ended up staying four nights to enjoy all the nearby sights.

We saw a lot of campers just pull through to use the free dump station and grab some water.

Good overnight stop when you're passing through. Spacious sites, concrete pad, water, electric, free dump station at the other end of the park. We heard cows out in the distance early evening, couple of trains at night otherwise pretty quiet after 9p. We got in around 7p on a Wednesday evening and there were about four spots open. People were playing disc golf in the park. There was one sketchy looking trailer, police rolled through evening and morning. City truck came around first thing in the morning, chatted and thanked us for staying with them!

I revisited Torrington, WY after living here 30 years ago. They have updated this little park and have a number of concrete level pads, 50 /30 amp electric, water and a dump station. Nearby park with playground, the fire training field is right next door, but wasn't being used while I was there. Plenty of space for walking the dog. The river runs nearby, but not suitable for play or swimming. Fishing might be possible. Minutes from everything but that's because Torrington is a town of only 6500, or so. Ate at Garcias in town. Very good.