Best RV Parks near Wisner, NE
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Best RV Sites Near Wisner, NE (64)
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Bob Hardy RV Park
Blair, Nebraska3 Reviews7 Photos10 Saves- Pets
- Electric Hookups
- Phone Service
- ADA Access
- RVs
- Tents
$13 - $18 / night
2.
On-Ur-Wa RV Park
Onawa, Iowa2 Reviews1 Photo12 Saves- Pets
- Electric Hookups
- Phone Service
- ADA Access
- RVs
- Tents
3.
Park Jefferson Campground & RV Park
North Sioux City, South Dakota1 Review1 PhotoSet next to one of the hottest scenes in racing, Park Jefferson Speedway, there's no shortage of fun here at Park Jeff.
With hosted weekly events like racing, concerts, and festivals you're guaranteed to find some fun for the whole family!
Park Jefferson offers many amenities, like access to our 1.6 acres of private pond free of fish and made for you. We also have 9800 Sq Ft of Playground and access to the Jump Pillow with your reservation.
Just looking for somewhere to park overnight? No worries, give us a call and we'll make sure that you're taken care of!
- Electric Hookups
- Phone Service
- Reservable
- RVs
- Trash
- Picnic Table
$35 - $52 / night
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Veterans Memorial RV Park
Pierce, Nebraska2 Reviews2 Photos4 Saves- Pets
- Electric Hookups
- ADA Access
- RVs
- Tents
- Cabins
5.
Blue Ox Factory RV Park
Be the first to review!Wisner, NebraskaFree for those getting service, otherwise there is a charge per night
- Pets
- Electric Hookups
- RVs
- Tents
- Picnic Table
- WiFi
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Winnavegas Casino RV Park
Salix, Iowa1 ReviewCheck-in / registration is at Casino Desk.
- RVs
- Tents
- Market
- WiFi
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River Land Campground
Columbus, Nebraska1 ReviewAll RV Sites have 50-30-20 Amp Electrical Service, Picnic Table and Fire Ring. Sites 1 thru 5 have Water Hookup. Sites 6 thru 18 have Water and Sewer Hookup. RV guests may require additional RV electrical extension cord and water hose extension to reach electrical and water service utilities. These utilities are located on the back side of the RV camping sites. We now have a dump station for your black and gray waste water. We charge $10 per dump, which can be purchased when you are making your reservation or in person.
Cabins available too -check out our website!
- Pets
- Fires
- Electric Hookups
- Phone Service
- Reservable
- RVs
$40 - $50 / night
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Riverfront Campground — Ponca State Park
Ponca, Nebraska17 Reviews87 Photos11 SavesRiverfront Campground has 20 first-come, first-served campsites
Ponca's scenic pet-friendly Riverfront Campground offers spectacular views of the Missouri River and the rollings hills and bluffs that line it. This smaller RV campground sports just 20 sites, each with 30- and 50-amp electrical hookups but no water or sewer connections. Fire rings and picnic tables are available at all sites, and the campground also has a modern restroom.
Riverfront Campground is open year-round, but some facilities are closed during the off-season All sites here are reservable up to one year in advance. with unfilled sites going on a first-come, first-served basis.
- Pets
- Fires
- Electric Hookups
- RVs
- Tents
- Standard (Tent/RV)
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The Place RV park
Be the first to review!Salix, Iowa- Fires
- Reservable
- RVs
- Picnic Table
- WiFi
- Showers
$40 / night
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Neligh Park Campground
Scribner, Nebraska2 Reviews6 Photos4 Saves- Pets
- Electric Hookups
- Phone Service
- ADA Access
- RVs
- Tents
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Recent RV Reviews In Wisner
189 Reviews of 64 Wisner Campgrounds
Park Jefferson Campground & RV Park
A field around a lake near a speedway
In another 4-5 years when the trees have grown and this is better maintained, it could be a nice campground. Sadly, our trip there started with the Google directions leading us to the wrong side of the highway and a muddy, bumpy road. I called and they gave me correct directions. Once there, no office, no staff. I called because the site I had reserved was occupied. They said just pick any other. We paid for lake side, but it was too muddy in the other available sites. We were not offered a refund ($5). We saw several dogs off leash and, while they were well-behaved, one never knows if they will stay where they belong.
It was quiet at night. We stayed on a Saturday night.
Decatur Bend Access
Quiet and safe. Been twice now
We live(my dog and I) on a motorcycle - think Van Life on two wheels. A quiet place to put up a tent is so welcome. There are no amenities. It's strictly dry and pack out but a great place for a few tents or a couple vans. Highly motorcycle travel recommended
Willow Creek State Rec Area
Underwhelmed
Pretty little campground but services were sparse and the beach was not nice when we were there in August. Make sure you have quarters to get a shower!! We only found one shower house for over 100 campsites.
Stone State Park Campground
Great for a night
Had a grassy & shady tent site. There were vault/pit toilets close and regular restrooms with showers a little walk away (showers needed to be cleaned). Water spigot was close by too. Wish we had more time to explore the park itself because there was lots of hiking/waking trails. Overall no complaints
Ta-Ha-Zouka Park
Cute simple short term sites
They have 18 electric sites $26/night and tent non electric sites for $18/night. 7 day max stays. Reservable.
City of Hartington Campground
Clean campground
This is a nice clean campground. Full hookups. 50 - 30 - 15 amp service. Can be noisy next to busy city street. Large shade trees line between the 6 sites offered. Grills at each site, but no open fires allowed. Long cemented drives great for large rigs.
Ta-Ha-Zouka Park
Easy access and large sites
Great stopover campground or for staying awhile. Norfolk is nearby and has a lot of restaurants and shopping. The Cowboy Trail starts here and continues to Valentine, NE. Clean bathrooms and showers as well.
Dead Timber State Rec Area
Quiet retreat
There are areas dedicated for daily use, primitive camping and electric sites. Great Lake for kayaking or a small jon boat. Has restrooms available, no showers. No dumpsite. Fire pit and picnic table available at sites.
Appears to be a quiet retreat with minimal campers.
River Land Campground
Hidden Gem!
Brand new campground moving up quickly. The cabins are 5 star quality and they're still building more. RV sites are spacious, concrete patios w/ picnic tables, new fire rings. Baby trees were just planted to help with some shade, but there are a few mature trees too. Along the Big Platte River & has a pond for fishing only, with sites around the pond. The shower house is brand new and beautiful & very clean inside. Great place to stay in eastern Nebraska! Columbus has activities for kids too. Water park (the Pawnee plunge) & playgrounds (Centennial Park). There's a Walmart & Menards within 10 min. And plenty of food choices too.
Lewis and Clark State Park Campground
Beautiful Park - Amazing Campground
Beautiful park, beautiful scenery and amazing playground!
Cottonwood Cove Park Campground
Nice
Nice little city campground just a few miles off the interstate and right next to the Missouri River. Quiet large sites at a reasonable price. Picnic tables and fire rings. Water and electric only....there is a sewer dump near the bathrooms but not at the sites.
Scenic Park
Close to river.
Great place very dog friendly. Spots are spacious and on pavement. Close to the river for your fishing needs.
Huff - Warner Access Area
Nice campground with easy access
Clean and mostly well-kept campground. Much nicer than I had expected. Has on-site host, but we didn't see much of her/him/them. Had good cell service (ATT).
The only serious complaint I can make is that the water, while potable (so we were told), has a very, very strong iron/metallic taste. To the point that, for us, it was undrinkable.
The campsite we chose was level, concrete, and cost $20 (the site we wanted by the water had electric). Very little shade though, which made it really hot (other sites had more shade).
Other observations:
The river current is quite fast here. I wouldn't plan on letting my kids or dogs get into the water, except to, maybe, wade at the boat ramp where it is protected from the current by small islands where the creek comes in.
They have a table near the boat ramp that, I assume, is for cleaning your caught fish. If it matters, it did not have running water.
The small dock from the boat access area felt unstable and one had to step across a couple of rocks to get to it from land, maybe because the river level was up(?).
Of the 4 bathroom/shower combination rooms in the bathhouse, only two were unlocked. That said, we were the only tent campers and the RV campers didn't seem to be using them. And they were clean and in good repair.
Our campsite was right next to the facility loading/unloading barges next to the campground. (They were unloading dried soybeans while we were there.) There are also security lights, but the light is mostly blocked by the trees at night. They start work at 7am and seem to stop at 4pm during the week.
I would call this location reasonably quiet. But not absolutely quiet. There is noise from various sources at various times: the loading/unloading from the barges, the farming going on across the road from the campground, boats going up or down the river, and, minimally, the sound from the traffic on the highway. So not absolutely quiet, but it wasn't loud enough or continual enough to detract from the stay.
Lastly, it probably doesn't need to be said, but I didn't think of it before our stay (duh), so just a reminder. You're camping by a river (i.e., water), so there are many, many flying insects. Be sure to have insect repellent, as they are merciless.
Willow Creek State Rec Area
This place sucked
Me, my husband and grandson went there couple weeks ago. We’re supposed to stay for three days. We brought our three dogs. The host just got pissed off at us and told us we had to leave because one of our dogs kept barking at three in the morning well who in the hell walked by a camper at 3 o’clock in the morning because that’s the only reason why he would bark is because somebody was right there. And I paid for three days and didn’t get my money back. Didn’t get anything which is a bunch of bullshit.
KOA Campground North Sioux City
No complaints
Has a new pool, very nice staff, well maintained.
Scenic Park
Beautiful city life in a park.
Spacious site well cared for grounds. Close to everything in the city.
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
Cottonwood Cove Park Campground
City campground in quiet neighborhood
Concrete pads, very little leveling needed. Plenty of space in between sites. Dappled shade. Easily accessible for any size rig. We didn’t use bath/shower facility; it required a code from the city. Portapotties were available in campground. Garbage dumpster, but no recycling. Dump station available, but area may be a bit tight for larger rigs to access. Camp host on site. No laundry. Some train noise. Excellent Verizon signal. Nice park with boat ramp and scenic overlook on the Missouri River. Campground is located about 5 minutes off the interstate.
Scenic Park
Central Campground
Very centrally located, well-kept complex, friendly and helpful staff, the restrooms and shower are very simple but clean.
Maskenthine Lake Recreation Area
Nice campground
Nice quiet camping experience. Clean restrooms with showers. Also has a mountain bike trail.
Veterans Memorial RV Park
Pretty sketchyThe
 there are some full hook ups hear the area around here is all torn up the road in is cobblestone so it’s real bumpy. The campground is really a mess. There’s nothing here except your hook ups and he’s used to having construction workers at 600 a month so he wants to charge me 40 bucks for absolutely no amenities. This used to be a city park but now it’s private ownership. I’ve stayed here before a year or so ago and it’s kind of a big mess but the hook ups work. 
Lions Club Park - Laurel
Couldn’t find it
 I looked at both locations listed here and couldn’t find anything
Obert City Park
Don’t go
 this is a small grassy area with a picnic shelter a porta potty, one spigot and an outlet that doesn’t work don’t even bother
Bob Hardy RV Park
Convenient & quiet
Decent park and great price! We stayed 2 nights for my husband to do a job down the road. Shower house could have been cleaner but you can’t beat the price at $17.50/night! 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. Every spot was filled the second night and the parks and recreation guys came through a few times checking on things. We’d definitely stay again if passing through!
Snyder Bend County Park
Small quiet county park
Not too busy. Spots have water and electric for $25/ night
Lewis and Clark State Park Campground
Not bad for after Labor Day Weekend.
Campground was as I hoped. Empty except for 3 others. Oxbow lake is nice with a sandy shoreline. The campground is set in an Aspen glade. Very nice.
Ta-Ha-Zouka Park
Very nice city campground/park
The sites are large with space, electric only,ok bath and shower. A large fenced dog park. Great stop for a night or two. Host very helpful.
Guide to Wisner
Camping near Wisner, Nebraska, offers a variety of experiences for outdoor enthusiasts. From serene lakes to well-maintained campgrounds, there’s something for everyone looking to escape into nature.
What to do
- Fishing: Many campgrounds, like Two Rivers State Recreation Area, have multiple ponds and lakes for fishing. One camper mentioned, “Multiple ponds/lakes to fish at plus the river. Facilities are nice and the people in the little store were great and food yummy.”
- Hiking: Explore the trails at Ponca State Park where you can hike for miles. A visitor shared, “So much to do on site. Miles of trails! My family did 7 miles. Wonderful views of 3 states.”
- Water Activities: Enjoy kayaking or canoeing at Lake Wanahoo State Recreation Area. One happy camper said, “Great fishing and kayaking lake! Bike path goes all the way around the lake.”
What campers like
- Clean Facilities: Campers appreciate the cleanliness of the campgrounds. A review for Lewis and Clark State Park Campground noted, “Nice spot with modern facilities, groomed grass and functioning equipment.”
- Spacious Sites: Many campgrounds offer roomy sites. A visitor at Lazy H Campground mentioned, “The sites are spaced out, concrete pads and pull thru!”
- Family-Friendly Atmosphere: Campgrounds like Fremont Lakes State Recreation Area are great for families. One reviewer said, “Great area to camp! Love that it’s right by the water. Nice big spots with plenty of room.”
What you should know
- Limited Amenities: Some campgrounds may have fewer amenities than expected. A camper at Willow Creek State Recreation Area noted, “Pretty little campground but services were sparse and the beach was not nice when we were there in August.”
- Noise Levels: Be prepared for noise from nearby trains at places like Fremont Lakes State Recreation Area. One camper mentioned, “There is a very busy set of train tracks that run about every 20 minutes all day and all night.”
- Booking in Advance: Popular spots can fill up quickly, especially during peak seasons. A visitor at Oak Bluff — Ponca State Park advised, “If you want a power site for an RV I’d highly recommend reserving well in advance because this is a popular SP.”
Tips for camping with families
- Choose Kid-Friendly Campgrounds: Look for places with playgrounds and activities. A parent at Two Rivers State Recreation Area said, “Fun and quick trip if you’re in the Omaha area. My boys (4&7) loved it.”
- Pack for Activities: Bring bikes or kayaks for extra fun. A family at Riverfront Campground — Ponca State Park enjoyed, “We camped in the Riverfront campground. No one else there on a Thursday night so we had the whole river to ourselves.”
- Plan for Quiet Time: Many campgrounds enforce quiet hours. A visitor at Lewis and Clark State Park Campground noted, “Busy but not noisy and quiet by 9.”
Tips from RVers
- Check Hookup Availability: Make sure to confirm if your site has the necessary hookups. A camper at Lazy H Campground mentioned, “Pull through & full hookup paved lots. Nice manicured grass.”
- Be Mindful of Space: Some sites can be tight for larger RVs. A review for Oak Bluff — Ponca State Park noted, “Tight squeeze for larger campers, not all sites are 50 amp and sites are smaller than most state parks.”
- Explore Nearby Towns: Don’t forget to check out local shops for supplies. A visitor at Lake Wanahoo State Recreation Area said, “The town of Wahoo has a cool butcher shop, so I always plan to pick up steaks, hot dogs or other grillable items for one night's dinner.”
Camping near Wisner, Nebraska, is a great way to enjoy the outdoors with family and friends. Whether you’re fishing, hiking, or just relaxing by the water, there’s something for everyone in this beautiful area.
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