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Cool little park with hight waterpark. If you are with kids this is the place. Nice trails and frisbee golf. About a 10 min walk to the town square. Not a lot there but nice to look around. I stopped by Ed and Barb barber/salon to get a haircut, but were out due to illness, so call ahead if you need a haircut. Rv sites were a bit cramped and best for smaller rvs and vans, etc. Electric and water but may need a splitter for the water to share with a site. Dump available. Free but donation requested. We were in a 24’ class C. TMobile service was LTE I think and you can pick up television stations with antena. No real amenities but toilets by pool and baseball fields. Not sure about showers. $4 for pool use. Shady and convenient to stores. A little dumpy looking but would stay again.

Nice small campground. Free, donations accepted. Electric, water and dump station available. One way in and out so plan to back out if all spaces full. We arrived on a Friday evening in our F150 towing a 25’ cabin boat. Fortunately there were still a few spaces open so we were able to turn around and then back into the end space having enough room to allow us not to have to unhook for the night. Several good restaurants nearby. Train mentioned in previous reviews not a problem. Very nice for stopping the night while traveling through!

Nice campground with lots of trees, beautiful pool and park next door, electricity and water hookups. And sites are by donation. Highly recommend this one!

Stayed here for 4 nights late September. Nice place and nice town. Needed an extra day due to delay in a computer repair in Grand Island. I went to City Hall, explained the situation and asked if an additional day or two was possible. The clerk there said that she would talk to the Parks Supervisor but she did not think it would be a problem. Took my number and said they would call if there was a problem. Got no calls. Spaces are short, but neat and clean. Great town to walk around the town square. Good Barber shop and ladies salon on the south side of the square. Husband wife operation. Northeast side of the square is a great little family restaurant. Excellent lunch specials. Will make it a point to revisit this town. Note: the black squirrels were awesome. Had never seen them before.

Nice overnight stay. Does not take reservations. May stay up to 4 nights. Asks for donations. Nice little town. Next to big play area and pool. We heard trains throughout the night. Water, electric, dump.

I almost didn’t write a review because I wanted to keep this place my secret, but since it will be a while before I am back that way I’ll share it! AWESOME stop! We were there 3 nights ago and apart from a 1970’s looking RV at the front of the park we had the place to ourselves. Our dogs loved it too! We rode our bikes in to check out Aurora. It is a very sweet little town, but not much there. It is free to camp with water and electric and a dump site, but donations are encouraged. We made a generous donation to help keep great places like this available!

Very nice park with many trees.lots of walking trails. Electric and water hookups. Dump station.

Great park and camping space. Unisex bathroom near the pool; additional men & women's bathrooms NE of pool and north of the campsites, across bridge, near the ball fields.

Nice small park. Sites are a little short to stay hooked up, but we found one at the back we could fit our 23' Airstream and not have to unhook.

Nice, quiet, and shady. Donations are accepted, and deserved. Way better than the KOA's we stayed at in Wyoming that cost over $50 per night!

Go see the Edgerton Explorit Center while here.

We've stayed here several times over the last few years. Only ding is the trees are big enough to cause problems with sat tv. Water, elec, dump, what more could you want for a small donation? Quiet, nice small town.