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Nice place to spend a night 30 and 50 amp electric water and a dump station. 25$ a night kiosk pay station 4 others here tonight. Would Stay again in in the area

This is a lovely little county park that provided us with a safe and serene spot to overnight while traveling from Colorado to Wisconsin. Pay kiosks was easy to use. Electric at sites. Could leave trailer connected to truck. Level gravel. Bathroom were fine, but I chose to shower in my trailer. For kids this would be great as the park is adjacent and the playground looks great. Only 1/3 of spots were taken on a Saturday night.

Very convenient location off I76. Cute, well-maintained park with swimming pool. Gravel lot with pay kiosk. Electric and water easily accessible, for $25. It looked like there was a dump station although we did not use it. No reservations but plenty of availability on a Tuesday in July. We and our 3 dogs would stay again

We had planned to stay here on our trip west this summer but decided against it since their new rule was $25 and you had to pay at the court house or some such. We just were not going to locate the court house, drive there and then pay $25 when we had been staying there free in the past. We stayed in a decent RV-Park in Ft. Morgan around 10-miles to the west. While in Ft. Morgan we drove to Brush and checked out the city park where we had camped before. Instead of paying at the courthouse there was a kiosk where you could pay with a credit card. We might stay here again since the FHU RV Park we are staying in in Ft Morgan is $35 a night and you can make reservations. Without reservations this nice campground is a hit or miss proposition. Now that they have the kiosk to pay with a credit card we will stay there again.

Brush City Campground is a great overnight stop. They offer everything you need, water (bring a double spout adapter because water is shared between two site), both 50 and 30 amp and a dump station. The campground is adjacent to the city park and is beautiful. Just a short walk from the campground is Brush museum and downtown. Check in is all automated.

Giving this 4 stars because it is an oasis not too far outside of Denver with water and electric hookups (Payment is now made via a Kiosk at the park) but no dump there. I debated about the star rating because in the middle of the night there was an unexpected change in the 芒鈧�艙aroma芒鈧�聺 of the park...pervasive manure smell for hours. It wasn芒鈧�鈩�t there when we pulled in or when we got up in the morning but we almost left in the middle of the night because of it. There is a playground and pool and it was a beautiful setting.

Just arrived so far so good, beautiful park for walking dog looks like it芒鈧�鈩�ll be a good place to run in the morning certainly beats sleeping in a Walmart parking lot. Power for both 30 amp in 50 amp services. Kiosk at entrance for CC payment.

This campground is no longer free. It is $25 a night. There were no instructions at the campground entrance. A city worker directed me to City Hall where I was informed that the fee structure changed over the weekend and now it was $25. Sure seemed like "bait and switch" to me.

As of July 29 2019 first night is not free. $25.00 per night. Place has elec. and water. Very dusty, and campground full on a Monday night. Probably won't repeat this visit.

What a generous gift to the travelling community! The CG is no frills dirt and gravel but there is electric and water. The park next door is lovely. There is a fishing pond across the street. The Verizon cell and 4G is strong. There were rigs of all sizes. There are showers/restrooms but we did not check them out Best of all....the first night is free! additional nights are $20. The sign says to drop payment off at city hall which is close by. We would stay here again. A great place to spend a night while travelling.