Adair City Park Campground

What a hidden gem 💎. If you have kids, you definitely need to stop here. They have electric and water hookups. A dump station. The park has tons for kids to play on. Grass volleyball court. Baseball diamond with bags! Basketball courts with adjustable rims so even the vertically challenged can dunk. Tennis court with a net that is better than $100/ night sites we have stayed in. A zip line that is so much fun.... which the giant kid in me had to try it....Twice. Strictly for review purposes of course. 🤭. A pavilion. Huge BBQ grill. If you've read my other reviews on campsites, I score according to cost, amenities and the site. The only 2 things they don't have are a pool and laundry. But for the price, it's an easy 5 stars. And even if you stayed overnight in your car, pay them some money.

Small city campground not too far off I80. I'm in A32 foot class, c. Not sure if anything bigger would really fit. They only have thirty amp, and the current price is twenty dollars for the night with an extra five.If you want to dump. Little noisy from the traffic, but I think once you're inside with air conditioning going, it won't be bad.

$15 a day. Put money in door slot. Maybe 15 spots, 30 amp, restrooms, playground, and level grass or gravel sites. Three water pumps to fill camper. Most people would not find this place and it was a great find. A little traffic noise but that didn't bother us.

We stopped off of i80 for a short break on our way back home and found this park. It's pretty nice and a good stop for kids. There are two playgrounds, one that's smaller and great for toddlers and another that's will suit older kids too and has a zip line. There are lots of picnic tables in the shade to get the kids a snack. It's a nice spot

Great spot for a picnic or overnight camping just off the highway. Clean, safe Park with playgrounds and each site has electric and water. Restrooms, showers, dump station. $15 for RVs & $6 for tents. 8 sites, first come. Dog friendly but not all sites big rigs friendly. Site of Jesse James first train robbery.