Easy place to stay for one night and convenient to get to. Large parking but you overlook a junky area. Ate in the Silver Moon Cafe. Food was good. A nice surprise. Lots of trucks do park there at night also.

We stayed for three nights at the end of April. The days were nice and the nights chilly but it was always windy. Some sites were electric with water and dump stations available. The lake was pretty but low. We did see the wild horse on a couple... Read more

We have stayed here multiple times. It is $25 a night but if you pay for 6 you get the 7th free. They have electric hookup with water and dump available. Campground #2 along Saylorville Lake is now the only one that is a walk up. Campgrounds 1 & 3... Read more

Called manager to confirm overnight parking. Easy access to lot. Parked to the far side of the lot. A few other campers and trucks showed up. Convenient to do some shopping. Noise was on the quiet side. Great place to stop for the day and get a... Read more

We actually camped there Memorial Day weekend. You have to have reservations and made well in advance. The place fills up with locals. We camped in the newer, lower area that had no shade but backed up to the beach. It also has full hookups for... Read more

We arrived the Tuesday after Memorial Day. We were able to find a spot without having reservations. In fact it had pretty much emptied out after the holiday weekend but filled up quickly by Thursday. The sites are clean and level. The bathhouse... Read more

Stayed here to explore the Omaha area. So much to see all fairly close by. Big level cement pads. Electric only but water and dump available. All walk up. No reservations needed. Arrived on a Monday afternoon so ok problem getting a site. Shady... Read more

A mix of reservation and walk up sites. Arrived on a Tuesday the 3rd week of June and there were many open sites. Quiet area. Bathroom/Shower houses available. Space between sites but not real level. Tables and fire pits . Located in the Loess... Read more

Sites with electric have cement pads for RVs only for $18. Tent sites are available for $12 but no electric. Drinking water and dump are available. Lots of shade. Very quiet. Great hiking/biking trail right outside our door. Next to the Elk Horn... Read more

We’ve never had a bad experience at a Cracker Barrel. We are 56’ long total so the only place that really worked for us was behind. Non RVs were parked in the rv spots when we got there. Garbage truck woke us up early morning as the 3... Read more