We only stayed one night. The campground is dusty and there seemed to be no camp host, but it's very shady and has water spigots throughout the campground. Several sites right on the lake. Lake is large and seems nice. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A busy park which has good views. It needs some work on the roads and trees. The dump station was overflowing when we arrived but was pumped out later in the week. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Large lake area located five miles from downtown. There is boating, hiking, and bicycling on asphalt trails, and horseback riding. It is first come basis with a 7 day limit. The RV sites are gravel with electric hook-up only. Water and dump station is located near the entrance. The sites are spacious with lots of trees and grass. Picnic table and fire ring at every site. Everything was great except the bathrooms were dirty and garbage bin was stacked full. When you arrive you need to choose your spot and go to kiosk to pay the fee. Our cost reflects ½ price for senior discount. I would return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Currently closed due to flood damage. We camped here in a Motorhome.

City owned park with on site hosts. Close to Omaha, so heavy use, especially on weekends. Located near the Missouri river so lots and lots of activity on weekends. Lots of shade trees and some sites that are not so close together as others. Restrooms and showers are older and not well maintained. Generally, an nice place to stay for a few days with weekdays being better than weekends. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is one very nice county campground that is RV friendly. Very clean and quite with large sites. Lots of fireflies and deer to watch in the tree line. Missouri River is across the parking lot. No reservations so week-ends can be problem. Work campers run the place, but they were very friendly and helpful. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Stayed here because only park with availability that night. Not suited to big rigs really. And not easy to get to. We had to go on to another city because we had difficulty getting to this park and then didn't find it could really accommodate our motorhome and tow car. Several tenters were here so maybe more suited to the "camping" crowd. We camped here in a Motorhome.

RiverWest is an event/entertainment campground (music, movies) for tenting that recently added RV sites. It is a beautiful location on the Elkhorn River trees and grass. For RVers it is still under development. Toilet facilities are porta-potties, and the shower is an outdoor screened area with a tankless propane heater, which we really enjoyed. There are no sewer hookups, but they have a sewer service. Water hookups is by multiple hoses. They show movies every weekend, and they blared on until 1 A.M. The music area is at the other end, and we did not hear it. The biggest problem was power. After we began to have low voltage problems, we discovered that we were hooked via five daisy-chained 30A extension cords to a breaker box 150' away. Our voltage monitor sounded several times (set at 102V), and we had to turn off the A/C to run the microwave. Most of the sites had small hookup boxes (not standard RV boxes with breakers), but it was unclear what size wire served them. We hooked to one for several days, and the voltage was higher and acceptable but still fluctuated when A/C and microwave were on, which leads me to believe that the wiring was too small. I talked to the owner about the voltage, but he did not seem to understand the risk to RV systems. In fact, he wanted to move us back to the extension cord to accommodate new campers in the other slot. Ticks were also a problem. We are still finding them in our rig at the next campground. I really wanted to like RiverWest (Omaha desperately needs another campground), but it is not ready for prime time even if you do not mind not having sewer. I suspect that the owner does not understand the needs of RVs. The owner says he plans to build a new RV area, but he does not plan to install sewer. Too bad. This could be a wonderful and much needed new campground, but as it stands you have to like primitive, noise and be willing to endure low voltage. I really hope that changes in the future. We camped here in a Motorhome.