Memphis Lake State Rec Area

Don’t forget the day use fee it’s $14 a day for out of state and seven dollars in state A decent number of mosquitoes on my visit in July in the evening

We like a primitive camp with pit toilets and basic water. This camp was a great stop off of I-80, further out than the closer in crowded RV parks. First come first serve, it was 10% full on the last Thursday in June. Great little stocked fishing lake with sites all fairly close to the long northern shore of the lake. Redwing blackbirds, geese, and lightning bugs tucked in between the corn fields. We camped in #19 which was in a dark spot between the bright peach streetlights on either end of the campground. Much better than we expected to find for just a utility stop. Highly recommended! Memphis sleepy little prosperous town, Ashland bigger with sweet downtown area

This is such a nice and clean campground!  There were lots of mature trees to camp under, and we were also close to the water.  Our campsite came with a picnic table and fire ring.  We went on a nice weekend the first of April so it was "off season". The price was $10 a night.  The game warden drove around often checking to see if anyone needed anything and people were following the rules.  The reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because there weren't any scenic walking trails that I found, but there was fishing and a small playground if you have children.  Overall we will definitely return!

We camped in the primitive area which is provided a picnic table and fire ring. There is an area that they are cutting trees down I'm guessing to make more camp spots. Prices vary by where you camp at.

It is a nice spot a bit off of the main roads. Many of the tent sites allow you to camp right next to the lake. It's generally pretty quiet and people respect the 10 pm quiet hours rule. Each site has a picnic table and fire ring.

This lake has great fishing and has peace, and quiet. The lake is a no wake zone, so kayaks, and canoes are great. The campsites have plenty of shade, and a few electrical hook ups. The bathrooms could use a upgrade or a good cleaning, and the one by are site was locked up and not open. There is geese feces through out the park. There is also a bar or concession near the entrance of the park. They sell bait, ice, and I believe canoe rentals there.

Tent camping sites. No electrical hookups but you can still camp in campers if you want. Beautiful Campground with lots of trees and shade. Very nice Lake with fishing available. There appears to be an option for canoe rentals available. Boat ramp and dock. Multiple bathroom locations within the campground. Picnic tables near the water. I’ve kayaked the lake! So much fun.

Scenic lakeside campsites. A great time. Upkeep could be better as dumpsters were overflowing however.

If you want to get away in Nebraska, this is the place. There’s no electricity or running water. The outhouses are kinda gross. There’s an awesome bar right outside the park, too.

We really enjoyed taking our boys out to Memphis SRA for a quick overnight camp. We are still in the middle of some bird migrations, so the geese we really loud but that is just due time of year. The boys did some fishing, but nothing was biting when we were there. The one big downfall is the number of trailers there running their generators. That did get annoying at night, but overall we will be back!

this place is awesome for people who enjoy camping next to a lake, but also dont mind the lack of ammenities. This place offers primitive camping, there are not really set camp grounds, it seemed like a free for all for which beautiful shade tree you want to camp under. Water, vault toilets and a dump station is available. There is also a fun and safe play ground for the young ones to burn some energy on.