Tomahawk Park Campground

Nice, well maintained city campground found in Broken Bow. Most of the pads are gravel with a few concrete pads. Most are basically level and a couple could use some lite grading. Full hookups only. IF it rains heavy, there could be a few puddles in the grass and drive. Two things. 1) DO NOT TURN ONTO 15TH STREET OFF NE 2. The road does pass through a dip where the creek is located and things may not be pretty. The sign should advise people with long RV’s to avoid that dip. 2) Trains. Technology has made them a lot quieter through town than they were years ago. But still, you’ll hear a rumble of trains passing. The only time they’re really bad is if there’s a flat wheel. And I didn’t hear one the two nites we were there. There is a restroom open probably seasonally when people u

Great place for an overnight stop or a full weekend. We were impressed at first glance and we were still impressed leaving. Very clean and well kept. Rv spots are very big and fairly level. Grass was cut short and there was a playground right next to Rv park. Restrooms and showers were just fine also. Highly recommend!

Very pleased with this overnight spot! Full hookups, clean, and spacious. Only reason not 5 stars is gravel parking, and lack of amenities which we didn't need anyway. Note: If towing trailer, don't go 15th St to park, it has very steep dip into creek bed. Take 10th St instead.

Lovely place to stay for a night! The price has increased from $20 a night to $35 a night. But as a quick stop, it was nice. Full hookups, lots of open spots. Right next to the city park.

Not a bad campground. Level sites and full hookup.. The trains run through out the night but the campground is far enough away that the noise isn’t too bad. My only regret is that because of the road resurfacing down town, we didn’t get to walk the town.