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$17 / night
Welcome to STERLING RV PARK- THE LANDING location #2!
Our RV parks are designed for year round camping. Whether your just passing through for the night or coming to the area to work temporarily. We want you feel welcomed and relaxed. All of our spots have 50, 30 and 20 amp electrical pedestals, heated water hydrants and sewer hookups. Wifi and a large dog park are our newest amenities!
Our RV parts store not only has essential repair parts but also those items that make staying in your RV more pleasant.
Both indoor and outdoor storage is available for your RV/Boat/Enclosed Trailer at Sterling RV. We also have climate controlled storage available for household items.
We are located in Sterling, CO on Highway 14 just 2 miles west of Walmart. This RV park was designed to be trouble free even in the winter months. The water hydrants are heated from the tip to 4 ft deep in the ground. The electrical pedestals have 50, 30 and 20 amp electrical service and of course, sewer hookups at each site. Each site is 32’ wide so there is plenty of room for big rigs, slide-outs and room to relax.We have 6 back in and 6 pull through spots to choose from. All of our RV spaces are level and clean with a gravel base.
$22 - $50 / night
$25 / night
Twenty full hookups, easy access from I 76, free WiFi, 50 AMP service, grocery, snacks, gift shop, close to Julesburg Welcome Center.
Full-service RV park and campground in a beautiful country setting. 5 rooms, Wheelchair Accessible, Pets Allowed
$25 - $35 / night
Traveler
Well maintained grounds, restrooms and showers are clean and easy to access. Unfortunately there are trees but none are mature enough to provide adequate shading. Gas and convenience , shopping, and food located close by. Cabela's Sydney store is across the parking lot with plenty of things to browse for. Easy on and off I-80 access for RVs, vans, and tent campers with a nice playground for the kids and running room for your pets. Easy access horse Corral 🐎 for the equestrian motivated individuals. Overall when the trees mature to provide shade this will be a 10 for passing through and short stay campers. There aren't any sewage hookups but it does have a black and Grey water dump. Electrical rv hookups are in each spot and there's plenty of green grace to go around.
RangerGood Sam campground spacing normal with campgrounds. Full hookups. Wifi. Just off the I 80 so some traffic noise. Would stay here again.
Scout
Yes, it is a parking lot revamped for head to toe RV parking. However everything was clean and includes electric/water hookups and dump station. Across the driveway is a really nice well maintained park with shaded tables and room to run that includes playground, swimming pool ( not open now of course) with toddler pool, basketball courts, etc You certainly get a lot for your $25.
Traveler
Basic “at large” camping here with vault toilets and dumpsters provided but NO POTABLE WATER. Suitable sites for tenting, van and RV parking lie along the verge of the reservoir high water line. Generally a quiet camping area but big RVs translate to loud generators that run all night when it’s warm and the A/C units are running. Birding is good here most of the year even during goose season which opens the first Saturday in October (Herons, grebes, white pelicans, ducks and peeps). It’s possible to SUP or kayak here, even as late as October with easy launching near the dam; late season creates a wide sand flat on the southwest end of the reservoir that is pleasant to let the dogs romp on
Guide
It's a new RV park. It was very well kept up and clean. The downtown Sterling was nice. Jane was very helpful with directions and things to do and see. Jane was wonderful in helping us to stay for 2 nights. You're the bomb, Jane, as my kids would say.
ScoutEasy on and off from 80. We camped in the RV part with full hookups. We have stayed here twice and it is nice to have hookups while traveling across the Midwest. There are sites that are just electric or tent sites. The bathrooms and showers are clean.
TravelerThe RV park is part of the fairground so activities can be busy. The layout is poorly designed but as long as the aren't busy you can occupy as much area as you want but if they were busy you would not have room for you slide outs. they do have plans to expand and allow for more room. Rates for FHU is 25 for first day and 15 q day after that.
GuideGreat easy campground right off interstate 80 with full hookups and water and electric for $30 to $40 a night.
Legend
This is a very convenient place to stop while road tripping east west across Colorado off of the I-76 Highway. Looks a lot like most of the campsites are for RVs and most of those places are occupied during the summer. There wasn't much available in terms of tent sites, nor does this place really cater to the tent camper. Tent sites I did see were not very level were very small. They did have a picnic table and maybe a barbecue pit but they were pretty unkempt and no fire pits at sites I saw. It is pretty great that they have a pool and hot tub on site, but it has not been maintained and was closed for what looks like a while because I saw a lit of debris build up in the hot tub. Their bathrooms are open and available, and are an upgrade from a porta potty, but they are nothing special. There is a dump station with non-potable water available and also sites that were full electric hookups. Even though I tend to sleep in my roof top camper, I usually can book tent sites with that arrangement. This place was very cheap and allowed me to do so, but next time I need to road trip I'll look for a site with a few more working and available accommodations like a fire pit.
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ScoutNice folks. Ok for a nights stay with full hookups. Sites are close together. Also a MH park.
GuideWe had a travel day and needed to have full hookups. They delivered. Internet was no problem.
GuideFull hookups for $45. Clean facilities and well maintained grounds. Sprinklers turn on at 9:30 so don't leave anything out. Dog friendly but wish they had a fenced in area for them to run off leash.
Traveler
We needed a stop for overnight and this was perfect. The owners were very nice and the place is very clean. We used full hookups and it was perfect for what we needed. It is close to I-80 for easy access.
GuideThis campground was ok for a night. It had electric and water hook ups and was cheap. The park is pretty nice and the local people seemed to enjoy it. The site was level and easy to get in to. the bathroom was clean but not very private. Not sure but I think some of the campers were actually living in the park. I felt safe. I would not want to stay more than one night.
GuideDriving through CO and was hit with a snow storm. We stopped at Brush Memorial RV Campground for the night. Straight forward pay at kiosk. Plenty of space. Electrical hook-up. Heated bathrooms and shower. It’s located past town with nothing much to see and you’re situated next to grain silos. If you need a hearty breakfast try Home Plate in town. I gave it 3 stars as the park literally saved our lives and provided us a safe spot during a snow storm. It’s probably a 1 star without the life and death situation.
Guide
This campground is free it has a lake it has a few picnic shelters with grills. There is one bathroom with a flush toilet it’s coed. You can drive just about anywhere on the property and set your tent up. There are no electric hook ups or water hook ups available. But for an overnight stop or two it’s a pretty nice place
Scout
We were here in mid April and there was one other RV there. The campground allows views in all directions, that seem to go on for a hundred miles. Located in northeast Colorado, it is a nice “stop-off” for the road-weary traveller. Water, showers, flush toilets and power hook-ups are provided.
GuideProbably not where you want to stay if you're in a tent unless you're desperate. $25 for a tent site right next to the road. We left and got a hotel nearby. It's fine if you're looking to park your RV and need hookups, but it's basically just a parking lot
LegendWe have stopped at this location twice now and the rules have been changing. This is a small city park that allows you to overnight one night for free. After that there is a fee. There are several longer term campers here too. They have electric and water hookups as well as a dump station. When you pull in, it is a U shaped driveway and the spots are on both sides of the road. There are 18 spots total, these seem to fill up nightly and people come in throughout the day.
While this isn’t a glamorous stop, it’s a safe place to rest before continuing your journey. There are several great diners and bars in the area too. There is a city pool next door and a pond across the street that is stocked.
There is a train nearby, this didn’t disturb us. There are locals residing there, they were very nice. The streets were easily accessible.
LegendTired of driving-take a break here. We stumbled across this campground when returning from Colorado and needing a place to stay over. It is self register at night and the sites are level, on gravel, and clean. There is a picnic table and a fire grill at each site. There are about 30 Rv sites and some tent sites. It will be a few years until the trees grow large enough to give shade.
GuidePulling off I 80 we saw RVs park around a pretty lake in a nice park. We drove over and asked someone in an RV if there was an honor box or if somebody would come collect a fee. He said “no the rule is just leave it cleaner than you found it.”
Be sure to drive your tent stakes deep in the sandy soil as the wind can blow pretty hard in the Nebraska panhandle at times.
TravelerStayed one night, I would not stay again. Grateful we had a place to hook up and rest but this park is extremely neglected and run down.
Traveler
The camping spots along Pawnee Butte Trailhead Road are absolutely perfect. They have wonderful views of the grasslands and the buttes. The biggest downside is there are a lot of giant windmills, oil pumps, and fracking operations in the area. Very difficult to ignore them as no matter where you look you’ll see something along the horizon.
In the spot I camped in, I had two bars of Verizon LTE service. But when I drove a half mile down to the trail head I only had 3G. So reception will be spotty.
There are no hook ups of any kind, anywhere. This is truly dispersed camping. The dirt road leading into the area was in fair condition. There were a couple of spots with very deep ruts that made pulling my 22 foot travel trailer slightly challenging. I can’t imagine anybody bringing something like 28 feet or greater into the area.
There were a ton of cows in the area, even walking right up into our campsite. Totally didn’t bother us though, in fact it was kind of fun. They were completely gentle and nonthreatening.
There is minimal hiking in the area. There was one trail that led into the buttes. But between May 1 and June 30 you cannot continue into the buttes. It’s closed to preserve wildlife.
GPS of spot I was in: 40.812312, -103.999513
If I go back, I’ll try a different area.
ScoutFull of dirt and nasty bugs owners are not good. They run over cats and kill dogs seen it happen. Old man jimmy doesn’t care about anything but drinking beer and killing animals. 600$ plus to stay there a month without hookups. It’s full of sand. Don’t stay here.
GuidePulled in around 6pm on a monday evening in june. The “Real RV” section was packed, but the electric only sites and tent sites were completely empty. perfect for our class b.
There was a playground and a building which had laundry and maybe showers, but it was closed due to COVID.
ScoutWe had to stop here for a few days for the weather. Wind was steady 30mph and gusts to 65 mph. Ended up having to wait it out for two nights. The bathrooms, showers and laundry are some of the cleanest I’ve seen. Granted there’s not much to do but if need a place to hook up for the night this will be hard to beat.
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