Oregon Trail Campsite

There's an electric hookup but no showers or bathroom. It's right off of the highway so you hear traffic noise. If you go here you must find the coffee shop with Kona coffee and excellent pastries. There are also some fun murals around the small town.

Right next to NE Hwy 26 and small airstrip but right in town so can walk to restaurants (close by 9pm on a Friday end of June) and convenience store (a plus when you forgot corn chips and a jalapeños!) - but no limes. We were tent camping so had to call owners to approve - but worked out well - had a building close by to break the East wind!

Gary runs an efficient place, close to the highway, close to fuel, full hookups for a good price and within a short days drive to the black hills.

50 amp, water, and sewer hook up. Daily, weekly, and monthly rates. The owner, Mr. Johnson, was super helpful, kind, and accommodating. We have a 40' camper and a crew cab truck so I was a bit concerned about being able to get into our spot between two other campers already in place. My concerns were unfounded, there was plenty of room to manuver. The location is right on the highway which is also very nice and speaks to "ease of access", which for me is important.

We were the only ones there which was nice. It’s a small place, maybe room for 10-15 RV’s and a few tents. We were surprised to find that there was no bathroom for tent camping and had to make use of the one at the gas station down the street instead. There were a lot of loud trucks driving by using engine brakes and quite a few trains in the night. For $5, it was an okay place to sleep but could use some upgrading or at least a Port-a-Potty.