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Comfortable and Convenient
Park has easy access from Highway. Nice mix pull-through and back-in sites. Pet friendly with large dog park and plenty of green space with mature trees.
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RV parks near Omaha include Pine Grove RV Park in Greenwood with 130 full-hookup sites, Victorian Acres in Nebraska City offering year-round access, and West Omaha KOA Holiday featuring premium paved pull-through sites. Most campgrounds accommodate big rigs with a mix of back-in and pull-through options. Hitchcock Nature Center and Bluffs Run RV Park provide electric and water hookups for motorhome travelers, with level gravel sites available at reasonable rates. Ashland RV Campground offers excellent WiFi and clean facilities with full hookup sites. "Our premium site had a huge patio with table and Adirondack chairs, and a fire pit with additional seating—plenty of space for our 43' 5th wheel plus truck."
Seasonal availability varies significantly throughout the region. While most parks operate year-round, several close between November and April, including Hitchcock Nature Center (April-November) and Horseshoe Casino's RV park (May-September). Dump stations are sometimes inconveniently located, with one reviewer noting that at Lake Wanahoo "you have to leave the campground, get on the highway and drive to the opposite side of the lake." Cell service is generally reliable with multiple reviewers reporting 3-5 bars on major carriers. For travelers seeking economical options, Walnut Creek Recreation Area offers electric-only sites at $20 per night with water spigots available throughout the park. Most RV campgrounds welcome pets, though specific restrictions may apply at military facilities like Offutt AFB FamCamp.
Best RV Campgrounds near Omaha (97)
1. Hitchcock County Nature Center
"Hitchcock Nature Center is north of Crescent, IA and just let outside Omaha, NE. A short drive from the city and you are in the Loess Hills that were explored by Lewis and Clark on their trek west."
"The tent campsites are close together in the campground all of them have fire rings with grates. There is a vault toliet just up from the site."
from $10 - $50 / night
Check Availability2. Bluffs Run RV Park at Horseshoe Casino
"Essentially a parking lot with electric and water hookups, but only 9 minutes from downtown Omaha. Check-in at security window at Horseshoe. $40 weekday rate and $50 weekend rate."
"Was $45 for overnight with amenities. We opted for the free stay which was great. Nice, flat parking lot with other rv’s and tractor trailers off to the side.
Slept great."
from $40 - $50 / night
Check Availability3. Offutt AFB FamCamp
"Wide open, no shade trees, next to Missouri River and 4 stars for rv camping. Very easy to find with directions posted on this site. Otherwise ... no rv or camper ... turn around."
4. Bob Hardy RV Park
"Cute little campground, electrical only. Picnic table and grill at each site. No fires. Shower house available until it's gets down to freezing weather. Dump station and water fill."
"They had electric hookups, grills and picnic tables at every site plus a small playground for kids. Free dump station and water fill was nice."
from $18 - $25 / night
Check Availability5. Cottonwood Cove Marina & RV Resort
"We’ve been seasonals at Cottonwood for a while now. We keep coming back to our spot along the Missouri River. A lot has changed through the years (mostly upgrades)."
"So we’re driving through Blair (kinda right outside Omaha, right on the Missourri River) and I did not expect the food at The Lodge to be this good..."
6. Pine Grove RV Park & Campground
"Close (but not too close) to I-80, we stayed here as a way point cruising across Wyoming/Nebraska/Iowa. Clean facilities, quiet vibe, it was just what we needed after a long day of driving."
"We love the friendly staff, the onsite cafe, and the beautiful pool. The owners take great care of the pool, so our grandkids come out and swim with us whenever they can. "
from $27 - $55 / night
Check Availability7. Ashland RV Campground
"It is close to main street Ashland, which offers gourmet coffee (Fariner Bakery was my favorite), and a couple of restaurants (Cheri-O's seemed to be the hot spot). "
"Brand new clean quiet campground walking distance from downtown. Site wasn’t level front to back and the host offered to move us."
from $45 - $55 / night
Check Availability8. Victorian Acres RV Park & Campground
"Park has easy access from Highway. Nice mix pull-through and back-in sites. Pet friendly with large dog park and plenty of green space with mature trees."
"Nice park, like alot nowadays lots of long term people. Bath and showers are fair. Laundry facilities are clean wit two washers and dryers. Wifi is poor can't get connected."
from $45 - $128 / night
Check Availability9. Bartlett Shores, River Lot 56
from $40 - $450 / night
Check Availability10. Shelby Country Inn & RV Park
from $35 / night
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Drive Time
- 45 min from Lincoln, NE
- 1 hr 19 min from Sioux City, IA
- 1 hr 58 min from St. Joseph, MO
- 2 hrs from Grand Island, NE
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RV Park Reviews near Omaha, NE
591 Reviews of 97 Omaha Campgrounds
- CChris A.Guide
Czechland Lake Recreation Area
Great first come first serve campground
This is a nice small campground that is well taken care of. We stayed at site number 8 which may be one of the more unlevel spots. The passenger side of our 5th wheel was about 7" lower than driver side and rear of fifth wheel was about 3" lower than front before we levelled out.
Pros:
-Well maintained walking trails that are perfect for dogs
-Most sites have 30 and 50 amp hookups
-Fire rings and picnic tables at most sites
-$18 a night for electric hookups
-Quiet
Cons:
-Some sites are very unlevel
-No water or dump station
- BBryan R.Guide
Louisville State Recreation Area Campground
Good campground and recreation area
Pretty decent campground that’s suitable for extended stays.
There’s five or so lakes you can fish. One lake has swimming access. Canoe and paddle board rentals. Convenience store on site with firewood and propane tanks. There is an air compressor at the convenience store.
RV sites are electrical only but paved. Restrooms are somewhat clean. Showers are okay but the hot water is nice.
Dump station is clean. Don’t checkout on a Sunday if you don’t want to wait two hours to dump.
Jason F.
LegendPlatte River State Park Campground
Perfect spot to explore Omaha and the Great Plains
Platte River State Park is a beautiful, full service park with plenty of amenities. There are playgrounds and a splash pad for the kids, canoe rentals, and plenty of trails to hike or bike. Sites are concrete pads with full hookups and include a fire ring and picnic table. The campground also has a bathroom and dog park. 5 bars of AT&T @ 120Mbps!
- Robert B.
ScoutArrowhead Park Campground
Great nature, fishing, and camping park.
Arrowhead campground has 60 RV sites that support both 30 and 50 amp hookups. They have several well water stations to take on water and a sewer dump station. There also lots of tent camping sites. All sites come with picnic table and fire ring. There are numerous nature trails to hike ranging from easy to hard. There is also a nice sized lake for fishing, canoeing, and paddle boats. The lake has a boat ram for small fishing boats. Very well maintained, managed, and friendly atmosphere.
MickandKarla W.LegendBranched Oak Lake State Rec Area
Amazing Views from Our Campsite
Once we exited off I 80 per campground(CG) instructions, we traveled following our RV GPS, WAZE, and Google Maps on the back roads to the state recreation area(SRA) and specifically the South Shore CG. We saw the South Shore sign that was somewhat hidden by trees and also a sign for the dump station and potable water. We pulled into the dump station for potable water and to dump what we had from our overnight stay as we were going into back-in site 80 with only electric(50/30/20 AMP). There was a small unmanned check-in gate where we got our Nebraska State Park Pass, but no one was around to stamp our pass so we followed the signage to site 80, which was a fairly easy back-in. We were amazed at the lake view as this site sits up on a hill about 100 yards from the water. Our name was on the post as we had online reservations(there are some first-come-first-serve sites here). We could have put out our satellite, but we got a multitude of OTA channels out of Lincoln, NE. We also got 3 bars on Verizon and 2 bars on T-Mobile. The South Shore CG has a mix of FHUs, 50 AMP, and 30 AMP-only RV sites. Note that when the utilities state Electric Plus, there is no water at the site, just 50 AMP electric plus a 30/20 AMP as well. There are also tent areas within the SRA campgrounds. The sites in general are spaced so you are not right on top of your neighbor. However, the sites that run on both sides of site 80 have no one behind with lots of space down to the lake. This was a very nice CG that we would not hesitate to visit again.
- JJames S.
TravelerVictorian Acres RV Park & Campground
Nice place
Nice park, like alot nowadays lots of long term people. Bath and showers are fair. Laundry facilities are clean wit two washers and dryers. Wifi is poor can't get connected.
Sarah H.GuideArrowhead Park Campground
Easy Family Camping Near Omaha
Our family and another family shared a primitive tent site near the back of the park. We were first and foremost impressed with the freedom we had in choosing our site. Tent camping here is non-reservable, but once you enter the park, you may choose from any spots containing a fire pit outside of RV loops. Tent sites range from lake-front, to playground side, to more private sites on the outer rim of the park. We chose a large, private site at the back of the park. This site was well maintained and had enough space to easily accommodate two families of four. We even had a picnic shelter all to ourselves. Our site was lined by woods and farmland and had a good view of a small pond. The night was full of exciting animal noises from both the nearby farm and pond. Vault toilets were a short walk away with clean shower facilities just a few loops away. The kids enjoyed riding bikes up and down gravel roads, looking for frogs, and playing on the playground. Canoe and paddle boat rental is extremely reasonable. Hiking trails near the park entrance are rugged. The staff was incredibly kind and easy-going, yet attentive. Just a short drive from neighboring towns, this is a good starter campground for families with younger kids. We hope to return in winter to check out the camping cabins.
Kelly S.GuidePottawattamie County Fairgrounds
Easy in-and-out!
We were coming into town for the College World Series and intended to stay at Arrowhead. I called ahead and talked to a kind gentleman who let me know that Arrowhead would likely be full, but the fairgrounds would surely have space. With 24-hour self check-in, it was a perfect solution. Twenty-five minutes from Omaha and full, pull-through hook ups made this a solid stop over.
Guide to Omaha
Camping areas near Omaha offer a mix of prairie landscapes and wooded terrain along the Missouri River, with elevations ranging from 960 to 1,300 feet. The region experiences pronounced seasonal changes with summer highs regularly reaching 90°F while winter lows can drop below 10°F. Campers should prepare for significant temperature swings, especially during spring and fall.
What to do
Hiking and nature exploration: Hitchcock Nature Center provides extensive trail options with varying difficulty levels. "The trails are well marked and easy to follow. I was very impressed on the hike in campsites. They already have a nice flat spot for your tent, although I'm a hammock camper," notes Aaron A. about the center's backcountry sites.
Hawk watching: Seasonal bird migration viewing is popular at certain campgrounds. "When your done with your hiking, climb up to the top of the towering platform and bring your binoculars to checkout the visiting hawks and occasional eagle," suggests Matt S. at Hitchcock County Nature Center.
Educational programs: Many parks offer seasonal learning opportunities for all ages. "They have Nature education events, archery range, a handicapped accessible boardwalk trail, hiking trails, camping, etc. During the winter they even over snowshoeing events," writes Pat V. about the year-round activities available.
Mountain biking: "It is also right by a killer mountain biking trail (lookup Oxbow Trail System on Trailforks if you are into that)," shares Andrew D. about Ashland RV Campground, noting its proximity to technical trails.
What campers like
Clean facilities: Many campers highlight the maintenance standards at rv parks near Omaha. "This one was the nicest and cleanest campground we have been to yet. Everything was freshly manicured on the grounds. Everything was very clean and no trash whatsoever anywhere," reports Caleb L. about Victorian Acres RV Park.
Convenient location: Several campgrounds provide easy interstate access while still offering peaceful stays. "Just stopped for one night. Some highway and train noise whenever outside... Sites are nice with trees and vegetation but not very level. Dog park is nice though. Would recommend for a stopover," notes Maggie C. about Victorian Acres.
Self-service options: For late arrivals, some parks offer streamlined check-in processes. "Stopped late after a long 12 hour drive. I loved the simple self service process. We picked an open spot, paid, and parked. The facilities were impressively clean and well maintained," writes Abby W. about her experience.
Small town access: "It is close to main street Ashland, which offers gourmet coffee (Fariner Bakery was my favorite), and a couple of restaurants (Cheri-O's seemed to be the hot spot)," describes Andrew D., highlighting walkable small town amenities near camping options.
What you should know
Seasonal closures: Before planning trips, check operating schedules as they vary widely. "I arrived February 28 to visit the casino and friends in town. I couldn't figure out where to check in so I called the number on the website. Turns out the RV parking is closed for the winter," reports Lisa C. about Bluffs Run RV Park at Horseshoe Casino.
Noise considerations: Highway and train noise affects multiple campgrounds in the area. "Interstate was RIGHT THERE..... but the noise of our AC downed it out!" notes Susan W. about her stay at Bluffs Run RV Park.
Payment systems: Some smaller campgrounds have simple payment structures. "Small park in a cute neighborhood. 8 RV spots with electric and water. Tent camping as well. $15 / night for RV spot. $10 / night tent spots. 5 day max. Pay at the bath house, no host on site," explains Jacob T. about Bob Hardy RV Park.
Military-specific options: "It's a nice campground especially since it's MWR. Many full hook up sites and a very nice boat house with water toy rentals. We stayed off season and the self registration is easy," notes Sean F. regarding the camping options at Offutt AFB.
Tips for camping with families
Educational opportunities: Look for parks with nature centers and kid-friendly programs. "This is one of our favorite places to camp. It's beautiful and there's plenty of hiking. With the nature Center there is plenty for the kids to do. There's even a 1 mile hike on a boardwalk that's very easy," recommends Karen W.
Geocaching options: Some parks offer treasure hunting activities within walking distance. "To entertain my kids (ages 6-12), there were several geocaches to find within walking distance, and the town has a splash pad and pool during the summer months," shares Andrew D. about activities near Ashland RV Campground.
Playground access: Several campgrounds provide on-site play areas. "They had electric hookups, grills and picnic tables at every site plus a small playground for kids," notes Wendy M. about her stay at Bob Hardy RV Park.
Summer water features: Public pools and splash pads supplement camping activities during hot months. "The owners take great care of the pool, so our grandkids come out and swim with us whenever they can. So many campground pools are a bit scary, but not this one," praises Allison B.
Tips from RVers
Site leveling challenges: Many campsites require leveling equipment. "Site wasn't level front to back and the host offered to move us. We told her it was ok and after we step up she came back to check again. Very attentive and kind!" shares Jen S. about Ashland RV Campground.
Big rig considerations: "We stayed here 1 night while passing through. Easy access from the highway. The staff and other campers were very friendly. Large sites, many with trees," notes Zach H., highlighting important features for larger rigs.
Utility placement: Be aware of how utilities are arranged at each site. "Really nice pull through sites and we came in after hours but called ahead of time and had a note in the night box explains everything in detail on what we needed to do," reports Caleb L.
Dump station availability: Many campgrounds provide free dump stations, but locations vary. "Single free dump station as well," notes Jacob T. about Bob Hardy RV Park, while other reviews mention having to drive significant distances to reach dump stations at some rv parks near Omaha NE.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are there long-term RV parks available in Omaha, Nebraska?
Are there long-term RV parks available in Omaha, Nebraska?
Louisville State Recreation Area Campground is described as suitable for extended stays. Located near Omaha, this campground offers electric RV sites and numerous amenities that make it comfortable for longer visits. Facilities include fishing in five lakes, swimming access, canoe and paddleboard rentals, plus a convenience store with firewood and propane. For those seeking a more private setting, Victorian Acres RV Park & Campground offers easy highway access with a mix of pull-through and back-in sites, plus pet-friendly amenities including a large dog park and plenty of green space with mature trees, making it suitable for longer-term stays.
Where can I find RV camping near Omaha, Nebraska?
Where can I find RV camping near Omaha, Nebraska?
Several quality RV campgrounds surround Omaha. Arrowhead Park Campground offers 60 RV sites with both 30 and 50 amp hookups, water stations, a sewer dump station, and each site includes a picnic table and fire ring. The park also features numerous hiking trails. Pottawattamie County Fairgrounds is a hidden gem just minutes from I-80 with level, pull-through spots. Additional options include Platte River State Park Campground with concrete pads and full hookups, and Branched Oak Lake State Rec Area which provides spacious sites in a beautiful natural setting.
What are the best RV parks in Omaha, Nebraska?
What are the best RV parks in Omaha, Nebraska?
The Omaha area offers several excellent RV parks. West Omaha / NE Lincoln KOA Holiday stands out with friendly staff, clean facilities, and amenities for families. Their sites include both pull-through gravel spots and back-in sites with patios, fire pits, and patio furniture. Camp A Way Campground is another top choice with level pull-through sites, clean bathrooms, and friendly staff. This park offers easy setup for RVs of all sizes, including those with multiple slide-outs, making it particularly suitable for larger rigs. Both parks provide convenient access to Omaha's attractions while offering comfortable accommodations for RV travelers.
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