Riverside Campground

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This is a fair priced RV park with large parking spots great for big rigs. Full hookups were nice as well. Really cool to hear the Hyenas at night from the zoo. It’s very dry and dusty. The trains are noisy. The bathrooms are in poor shape and very dirty. No toilet paper. If they kept the bathrooms in nice shape, and kept the dust down this would be 5 star.

Debbie Black

This is the 3rd time we have stayed at this campground. Last year, we stayed 2 times during the summer and both times we were very pleased with our experience. This time, however, was atrocious. There is no grass as last year, there was a tree limb just laying in the site across from us and the sites were in general disrepair. It was as if the upkeep had been totally forgotten since last year. Also, the camp trailer and site next to us was very junked out with 3 dogs-2 of which were not always leashed. We understand that people fall on hard times and unfortunately, this appeared to be what was the situation with this camp trailer and camper, but rules regarding dogs and leashes are for everyone. Yes, the 2 unleashed dogs were little, but the camper had to keep yelling at them to come back into their own space. A camper next to you yelling does not make a pleasant stay. And the large dog was in a rope outside and left alone at the camp site during a rain storm. The dog actually went under our tow trailer to get out of the rain. Then the yelling at the little dogs started up around 7:30am in the morning. In any case, we do understand frustration and discomfort from Life difficulties, but this was such a disappointing stay compared to our 2 stays last summer. Between the lack of grounds upkeep of the campground and our site neighbor, we won’t be back. And we never saw the host except for when we checked in. There was no driving around with firewood or even just checking in with folks which did occur last summer during both of our stays. We were sad that this campground was so deteriorated.

Kim Antelo

It was fine a cheap for a stop over. Next to bike trails. Women’s restroom was clean, men’s door was left open all night letting in lots of flies and bugs. Stop in at flyover brewery while in town.

Ian McIntyre

Put us (in a tent) in a flood zone when there were SEVERAL places, completely vacant that were at a higher level. Had to move our tent in the middle of the day because water was pooling up underneath the tent. I understand you cannot control the weather, however you can predict it and place people accordingly to the safest and most comfortable spaces. Bathrooms- pretty clean, dividers between urinals, good privacy. Showers- absolutely 0 privacy, no curtain between shower area and the rest of the bathroom. No curtains between the two showers either. Not even a hanger for your towel or clothes outside the shower at all, so you have to get out of the shower with no clothes on just to grab your towel accross the shower area. Also, no hot water at all. Sat there for about 10 minutes with it on the hottest setting and it stayed freezing cold. If you fixed the hot water, gave privacy curtains between showers, and at least try to help with the flood zones in the tent camping sites, it would be a 5 star review. The only reason it's not a 1 star review is because the campground itself is at least somewhat beautiful and there are decent activities to do around it.

QL QL

I have the mixed feeling about this campground. It is located right next to Scotts Bluff NM, surrounded by YMCA and Riverside Discovery Center (zoo). The location is excellent and the price is very reasonable for full hookup. The surrounding is so beautiful especially during the sunset. The only downside is the facility is outdated. Only two showers and one of them is broken, so long waiting line. The shortcut from Discovery Center is blocked so a long dirt road to the campground. It's hot and dry during the day and no shade. But I think the pros outweighs the cons.