Stapleton Park & Campground

Tiny little city park in a small quiet town. You just put $15 in an envelope when you pull in. There are a couple simple gravel spots with hook ups but it appears that you can camp anywhere in the grass area too. We just wanted a simple overnight and didn’t use the hook ups, rest rooms or dump. We did toss our garbage in their dumpster. There was only one other vehicle there and it was soooo quiet! Perfect and way better than staying overnight at a Walmart or truck stop! We’d definitely stay there again!

Great little city park with electric and water hook ups for a suggested donation of $15/night. Dump station on site was very clean. There are also restrooms and showers on site but we did not use them. Stapleton is a very sleepy town, but you're within 30 minutes of North Platte for any amenities you may need. Very good Verizon cell service. We would stay here again if passing through the area!

We camped here 09/12 and13 2020 with a 30ft trailer while we visited North Platte.
There are 4 grass & gravel campsites with water and electric for 15.00 a night self pay at the sign. The dump station is at the restrooms. There is room to pull around and in to the sites. This is a city park and it has lights that come on at night.It is the second camping sing on the right.
First night there was a tent camper the second night we were alone. Great place, will stay here again.

The ground is somewhat level . There is room for 4 RV. You share a power pole that has 30 amp outlet. The dump station was next to the restrooms that looked like it had a shower on the end of the building. There is another RV camping spot in town that you see first before this one that is in the City park. I came very close to getting stuck so be careful.

To start, we did not stay here but we wished we had. We got in late on a Saturday night driving up from Oklahoma and found 6 hookup sites (water/electric). These are coupled so water is shared from three common hookups with separate electric. We found one had a tent on it with a car on the other side. One had a class C on it with a picnic bench moved over the other side (to dissuade others from camping there I guess?), and the third had a travel trailer hooked up but nobody home and we didn't want to disconnect their water to add a shared connection without asking first.

All that to say, we had to move on. But man, this park is beautiful and there are bathrooms with showers and lots of play equipment for the kiddos. We ended up moving a few blocks south to the end of E street to the Milliron Campground. I've sent a request to add that campground to Campendium so it can be reviewed as well.

They now charge $15. We think it was a pretty recent change as the sign looked brand new.
Nice grassy sites, water and electric at each on. Shared electric for the 4 sites so you are close to someone if they pulled in next to you. They do have a dump station. It is back off the main road a bit so not overly noisy. We were able to stream.