Stayed for 2 night - not bad. No real noise aside from day-to-day runners or lawn mowers. A train every now and then (maybe 2 while I was here). Flies are annoying but don’t bite. Bathrooms are clean and usable - no mirror.? No showers. Water spigots available. Pay online or go to city office like 3 mins away for cash. $15/night. Minimal trees means good starlink. Lots of picnic tables and shelters. Electric hookups available. Can’t complain for a quiet, unassuming area. Flat. Nearby pool and baseball fields, small trail by train tracks w/ suspension bridge.

We stayed one night on our way back home to CT after a trip out west. We weren't exactly sure where the free camping was at first, but eventually found a sign with a map. Bathrooms with flushing toilets were a welcome surprise. My 14 to dog and I slept in a tent while hubby and the other dog slept in the van. Had to hurry to take the tent down the next morning before they turned the sprinklers on.

This place is great. Water available. 15, 30 amp service for free. Location is in city limits. No dump site. Great stop over location. Nearby traffic can seem heavy at times.

This is the second time staying in this little city park. Plenty of room for all size rigs along with tents. There is a ball field a playground a small pond with a cable bridge that goes across it. It's in the middle of corn country so there are trains but we do not hear them at night. Electric and water on site dump station when you depart at the entrance. Big grassy level sites.

It now costs $10 per night as of may 2021 but otherwise it is very nice

Nice enough for tent camping. There’s an area with sprinklers though, avoid that. It’s a nice, quiet, safe area, and there’s a pool nearby if you’re there around the time it’s open. There’s a bathroom and that was enough for us

The town is so small, the gas pumps still remind me of a rotary phone. Not much to write home about for this one-nighter. (Notice there's no pics) Felt a bit awkward pitching a tent here, although there were others doing the same and even car camping, and there were signs allowing it. I wouldn't recommend settling in at this one, let alone starting a fire. It's nice, though. Access to a bathroom with running water was nice, but I wouldn't drink from the sink, and the door wouldn't latch. Theres a small rope bridge over a portion of pond, and a covered area with tables, although I assume the latter is more for large get-togethers. Theres a small shop down the road that opens at a decent time and has coffee, as well as the afore-mentioned gas station. (gas was about the only thing they sold) Not too far off the beaten path, and Sioux Falls is a very short jaunt down the road.