Soldier Creek Campground

The Soldier Creek Campground is one of several campgrounds located at historic Fort Robinson. The campground has electric sites with asphalt parking pads, which were mostly level. Most spots have trees for at least some shade during the day. There are sites available to accommodate most rig sizes. We were here in September after most of the park activities were shut down for the season, so the campground was very quiet with only up to a dozen other campers each night. The campground is an easy walk to the museums, historic buildings, and historic signs located throughout the main area of Fort Robinson. The only negative is that the showers required payment, starting at $1 for the first 3 minutes.

Flush toilets, potable water, playground, historical sites to explore. A lot of sites with electricity but it was very quiet. The wind was INTENSE and the old, huge trees are very loud. The front-desk woman was exacerbated by having to check us in and it was a little confusing to find the front-desk area, but once checked in it was golden.

Beautiful park, lots of history, shady campground, quiet during the week, local families and kids on the weekends, but that's good. Be sure to drive the scenic drive just west of the campground entrance

Very interesting campground and perfect for a history buff. Great hiking and sight seeing all around the state park.

This campground is great! Set in Fort Robinson, with lots to see and do. So much history here. The best State Park and campground that I've been to.