Riverside City Park

Stayed here in our 36’ Class A with a toad. Our only issue was that we came in one direction and wanted to face the opposite way so had to drive down the street & come back in from a diff direction. Hard to explain. When you come into the park it goes around so you can exit. If you want to use the dump/water, it’s on the left of the first entrance. (We had to go back out and come back in from the other loop to have the RV going the right direction for sewer/water. Nice park. The N Platte River runs along it but no sites on the river. Some low tree branches along the spots. We just stayed a little bit away from them

Not bad for a free night or two (2 night limit), especially since there's also a dump station & potable water. Easy access, nice grassy picnic area, mature trees with tables & grills. No designated parking, just pick a spot along the fence which is also parking for picnickers, can get crowded. There is a bathroom with showers, not the cleanest & there was a steady flow of people in cars who would stop for a shower & leave, not sure what that was about. Also, it's along a busy road so there is traffic noise.
For free it's certainly better than a truck stop, rest area or Wal-Mart parking lot!

Yes, it’s free and a nice park but as a woman traveling alone I felt like there were too many prying eyes at this park. I was going to put my grill on the picnic table and cook dinner but I felt like there were too many eyes watching and I didn’t feel comfortable. I like to keep a low profile when I travel and I’m not interested in people wandering over and chatting with me for the most part. Lots of locals speeding around the circle in the park in their trucks kicking up dust and making a ton of noise. Good for a quick night of sleep but I’ll be happy to move on in the morning. Road noise was loud too.... lots of hot rods and loud trucks all night and it wasn’t even the weekend. Oh well... can’t win them all... this is the first place that I found on Campendium that I haven’t been thrilled with.

Great for a night or two. We stayed in June 2018. Beautiful park with free dump and water fill stations, and plenty of space for several large rigs. We didn’t have any problems with noise.

We had 3 bars Verizon LTE and enough open space to hook up our portable solar panels. Lots of local stores nearby, including Walmart for anything you might need.

We rode our bikes across the street to the fairgrounds and about a half mile into a ‘downtown’ with a small brewery, a couple dive bars, and a few other open businesses.

Very pleasant overnight stay.

We were very pleased with this free find along our route. I was extremely grateful for the hot showers on a cold night! Though with two people showering you’ll end up with cool water by the end. Still nice after several days on the road. One toilet and one shower on the women’s side. Two and two on the men’s side. Only complaint on the bathrooms is people smoke in them. The park itself was peaceful enough though you do get some in and out traffic at night. If you sleep in the car like us and like things dark, bring an eye mask. The park lights don’t go off until late and there’s a lot of light from the street. Overall, great. And you can’t beat free!

Very well maintained grounds. Lots of grass and large trees for shade. Picnic tables and BBQs. Right on the Platt River. Easy to access, and close to main road providing some noise, but not enough to disturb sleep. Dump station, restrooms with showers. All free!! And the Clay Street Laundromat was just 5 blocks away with very clean and well maintained equipment.