Jeske’s Over The Hill Campground, near Alliance, Nebraska, is a straightforward spot that caters to both RV and tent campers. With features like sewer hookups and drinking water, it’s set up to make your stay comfortable, even if it’s just for a night.

The campground is known for its proximity to Carhenge, a quirky roadside attraction that draws visitors looking for a unique photo op. Many campers have enjoyed the views of this art installation, with one noting, “This isn’t the kind of spot you’d stay at long term, but if you want to see Carhenge, it’s the best option.” 

While the sites are pull-through and gravel, some visitors mentioned that they can be a bit unlevel, so keep that in mind when setting up. The owner is friendly and accommodating, often going out of their way to help guests, which adds a nice personal touch to your stay. 

If you’re looking for a quiet place to rest before heading out on your next adventure, this campground fits the bill. Just remember, it’s pretty basic—no frills here, but it’s a decent stopover on your journey.

Jeske’s Over The Hill Campground

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Alliance

The Best Camping Near Alliance, Nebraska

This private campground directly overlooks Carhenge and is not too far from (small) downtown Alliance. Although tent prices were listed, I’m not sure it would appeal to tenters. Prices range from $17 for tents to $27 for water to $35 for full hookups. 50% off after the third day. Weekly and monthly rates listed and it appears that credit cards are accepted. I believe there were four full hookup sites. The day we were there, there were only two RVs there and I didn’t see anyone to talk to. (There was a phone number prominently displayed to call but I did not). Pit toilet. No shade at all. If you are passing through, it might be good for an overnight stay but other than Carhenge, not much to do in this area. Was suggested that it might be a good stop on the way to Sturgis (tent camping?)

Great view of Carhenge

Pulling up to this campground, it is right next to carhenge. It is a fairly new camground and has no shade.  It is a few miles from town and there really isn’t anything there. We decided not to stay here. It would be ok if you needed to pull over for the night.   The sites were pull thru and on gravel. The sites went from full hook ups down to tent. 

No shade/new campground

This isn’t the kind of spot you’d stay at long term, but if you want to see Carhenge, it’s the best option.  We pulled up at night, and it was dark and difficult to manage — but made worth it by the awesome post -apocalyptic view by headlight of the car sculptures up the hill from Carhenge. 

In terms of making your arrangements, the owner is accommodating and kind on the phone. There is a kiosk close to the entrance with envelopes for leaving payment by cash or check. (Also, Dyrt cards with 3 month free pro trials!)

Definitely recommend this stay, just know it’s no frills. 

Best view of Carhenge

We stayed for just one night. It was pretty nice, quiet place. It’s about a 7 minute drive from Black Canyon. The spot we choose was by the highway but didn’t keep us awake at night. 

Nice/Quiet Camping 

Pros

\-Wifi

\-Sewer hookups

\-Water

\-Pull through sites

\-Nice owner

  

Cons

\-Unlevel sites

  

My friends and I stayed here for a night as we were headed out towards Yellowstone. The owner was great and one of the employees helped make an extra accommodation for us since all of the spots were full. We stayed in June of 2023 and as of that time they were still in the process of hooking electricity up to about 20 or so new sites. He mentioned putting a stage in as well for entertainment. I think this is going to be a great place to stay once he has everything completed.

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