Elk Point City Park and Campground

This is a city park. It's located directly beside I29. It's $15 a night with electricity. Which is cheap these days. Water is available but not at each site. Bathrooms were clean. For an overnight stay it was quick in and out. You park on grass which is an advantage when you're rolling up a water hose. No muddy hose to roll up. Also nice to walk on. Great playground for kids here. You self register. You are right beside some ball fields so I imagine it might be a little bit noisy on a Friday night. The biggest issue was the I29 traffic noise. It's really loud. Particularly if you have to have your windows open or if you were in a tent. We put our air-conditioning on with a fan running all the time. It helped drown out most, but not all of the trucks going by with their Jake/engine brak

It's a very peaceful park with easy in and out for campers. Nice playground, scenery etc. I'm giving it 3 stars bc the bathhouse really could use an upgrade or a rebuild, where there are two shower heads in one shower stall. I was thankful that a stranger didn't just come join me with no shower curtain anywhere in sight. This place has SO much potential. Overall, we enjoyed our stay and felt safe while there.

Unfortunately I cannot endorse this as a campground. Half of the electric hookups were inoperable, a long term camper had taken over the community water and just hooked up, barely any lighting and hard to see. Final straw was the strong odor of marijuana. We chose to take our family elsewhere.

Very safe little hometown park and campground. We have new playground equipment, very nice.

This place is hard to find from Main Street. The signs there are wonderfully vague and only point to the SW. Finding this place is the hardest and from there things improve. You can not beat $20 a night for water/electric with flush toilets, showers, fire rings and picnic tables. Not much shade. Also you will parking your vehicle on grass. Usually quiet and uncrowded. Be aware there is noise from the interstate behind the park and if it ever was crowded the sites are very close together. We visited May 2023.