Tomahawk RV Park

I texted mid day Saturday requesting a site and the staff member called me back within 30 min. He was super nice, helpful and got us in no problem. The site was clean, mostly level rock pad. Most of the sites are pull through. 30 and 50amp but the connections are near the end of the site so the need for longer water and power cords are helpful. It was quiet for the most part but there are train tracks close and they are busy also the area has a very distinct oder of cow. Nice place for an overnight stay.

This campsite is located in the city of Broken Bow at their maintenance and recreation area at Tomahawk Park. It is a good overnight stopping point since there are limited campsite locations in this general area. Rates have gone up from $20 per night to $35 per night, which is reasonable for a full hookup location. Beware that the site is near the train track which is very busy. Plus a stockyard is located just east of the site and is interesting if the wind is blowing your direction.
Spoke to Steve, the city RV site coordinator, and he was friendly and helpful.

Do NOT take GPS into 15th street!! Yes, go in through 10th then to B Street. So glad we remembered at the last second pulling in at 8pm at night too. It’s a self-serve county RV park, cash or check payment box. We texted the number provided and they said many sites available. Upon arrival, we selected site #3, a super long like 100ft pullthru in the front and texted for the wifi password too. Wifi a bit weak but we have all the booster and backup SIMs needed and plenty cell coverage being it’s in town. Not sure what to make of the area either, feels a bit exposed - we definitely didn’t unhitch our bikes or anything. There were few passerbys who come with dogs and kids for the park and playground across the street, not a lot. Neighbors were fairly quiet and keep to themselves. Nobody picks up their dog shit for sure so watch where you step. Great spot if passing through. Small town has your typical gas stations, McD, Subway, Pizza Hut, grocery store…first time in a year FT on the road to get pulled over by two young cops in our Jeep. Said our bikes were blocking the rear lights and just got a warning. Definitely few cops patrolling the area so that could be good or bad sign

Nice park with reasonable rates. Some train noise but easily ignorable. Don't come in on 15th if your hitch or retractable stabilizers are to low. There is a paved low water crossing . Come in on 10th st to A st then west into the park. This wasn't a inconvenience but should be mentioned on their website. We stopped here passing through to Chadron state park and will definitely be back.

Full hook ups. Great place to stay while passing through. The trains were nearby but offered a pleasant background sounds. They were not loud or obtrusive. The website provides a telephone number for reservations. The number called then indicates to text a reservation request to Darren. Multiple texts and calls without response. We pulled in about 4 pm and were delighted to find plenty of sites available. Self check in with cash or check. Good Verizon service. Did not check number of bars so guessing a minimum of three...actual was probably higher.

Clean and well maintained with FHU for $20 a night. 15 of 17 sites are pull through. Quite a few rigs with nobody occupying them.

I grew up in a house right by train tracks so it really didn’t bother me, but the train traffic is significant. 20+ trains all day and night. The entire rig shook when they went through. If you’re a light sleeper I’d avoid.

Id also avoid 15th Street. People were using it but I thought they were crazy for even trying.

First off, listen to the other reviews about how to get here. Do NOT turn on 15th and turn on 10th instead. Nice, quiet campground with lots of level gravel spots. It’s an easy walk to town to explore. Free, hot showers in bathroom area near playground. Close to trains but easy enough to drown out once you get used to it. Would stay here again if in the area!

This modern city park campground has full hookups and gravel pads. It is close to the center of town. The nearby train tracks were fairly active but the noise wasn't that bad. All the sites are pull through and it has a strong and free WiFi. It is a good site. As reviewed before don't use the signed entrance off RT 2 as that entrance goes into a deep dip stream crossing. I came down (north) 10th street and west on "B" street. There is a dump station just past the campsites across from the maintenance building. A laundromat is on the corner of "C" and 7th street.