Clean, Comfortable and Convenient.  Phillips RV Park has been owned and operated by the Phillips family since 1936. Our family takes great pride in the business and always strives to make your stay a relaxing and pleasant experience.

Phillips RV Park

If you're into having a mexican restaurant 1 block away (which admittedly we went to) and being sandwiched between a major interstate, a railroad, and a highway, then this place is for you. Sarcasm aside, you have to know its best for big Class A Diesel pushers making their way across the country and needing to stop somewhere near the freeway. It does fine for that. Also the hookups are fine, the grounds are clean, and the water pressure is tremendous. Really, I'm just stretching for nice things to say now.

  

A legit complaint is the staff did not tell us the restrooms/showers would be closed. We called ahead to ask (given Covid) and they said by June all would be open. It wasn't and there was no explanation. This isn't an issue for the Class A neighbors but for those w/o it was a serious inconvenience. 

  

Oh, and I was surprised the mosquitos were so vicious given the urban setting.

How does 100' from a major interstate sound to you?

yup it’s by the highway, but i knew that when i picked it. but i did NOT realize that it is by the train tracks, and ALSO tent area is alongside a road that gets deliveries via semi trucks at 3:30am. if you neeeeeeed to sleep, don’t stay here.

but i am tired from a hard day’s driving in windy and smoky conditions, and sorely in need of a shower and time with my book, music and planning my route. they gave me a little tent site with electricity for my camper van, in the shade, just as i’d requested. lovely aspen and cottonwood trees making shade. bathroom and shower — so clean! wifi — secure and signal is good. 

and really, it’s not too noisy until nighttime!


noisy at night, otherwise kinda nice

While heading to Tennessee in mid October, the I-80 closed closed down due to weather and car wrecks. Came up into Evanston and found ourselves in the middle of 100s of big rigs parking on the road in all Lanes, we were able to find an opening and flip around onto the other side of the freeway and backtrack to the small town of Evanston, where 100s more big rigs, rvers and travelers were trying to find respite for the night. We hopped on the Dyrt and we're able to get two spots for the night. Water and electric and sewage. 35$ a night. It was a safe spot to lay our heads and wait out the storm. 

Little did we know that the next day we would need to stay again after leaving at 11 and finding out the road was still closed and not opening till 4pm. With high wind warning and blowing snow we decided to stay a second night. Was a great spot. There are train tracks somewhat close, so if that bothers you keep going. We rather enjoy them. 

Didn't use showers, but did laundry and the facility was nice and clean, plenty of washers and 3 big dryers with a wash sink. 

Ground we're nicely kept. 

Visited October 12/13 