Douglas Camp

We found this place last year when we stopped at the adjacent county museum on our way north. Heading south we decided to try one night. I originally booked a FHU site but had to change my reservation. They graciously changed my reservation but I could only get a water/electric site. They didn't give me a refund for the difference but also didn't charge me their $10 change fee, so in essence they... We found this place last year when we stopped at the adjacent county museum on our way north. Heading south we decided to try one night. I originally booked a FHU site but had to change my reservation. They graciously changed my reservation but I could only get a water/electric site. They didn't give me a refund for the difference but also didn't charge me their $10 change fee, so in essence they did charge me. As I said last year, this is just a gravel parking lot with no privacy. There is a restroom with showers but they are across the road and technically inside the fence for the fairgrounds. The fence looks like it is normally locked and there isn't a code or any apparent way to access them if the fence is locked. I would not count on these being available. They were clean but very poorly lit. Each shower only seems to have one 15watt bulb. Didn't use so I can't tell you about water pressure or temperature but saw others using them so they must be ok. Note that on Sunday the restrooms and showers were locked after their race event and were not unlocked until after 10am Monday as we were leaving. I paid $10 to dump before realizing that there was a reserved FHU site that was vacant that I could have dumped in. Lesson learned. When we arrived on a Sunday there was some kind of funny-car race ending at the race track across the road. There was a lot of vroom-vrooming from compensating men as they packed up their toys. But by 6pm it was quiet except for freeway noise which wasn't too bad. By 7pm we were only 1 of 7 campers. There are train tracks very nearby and they blow their horn as they pass by. Both the trains and the freeway seemed to quiet down after 8pm. I paid $35 plus a $5 junk fee to place my reservation. Supposedly it is only $30 if you pay on site. Place is overpriced and I can't recommend it. We camped at Douglas County Fairgrounds in a Fifth Wheel.

This place is amazing! The camp hosts are friendly and accommodating. They patrol the park to ensure safety and keep the grounds , showers and facilities clean and tidy. The daily cost is minimal with large spots ready for most size rv coaches, trailers and fifth wheel units. The park is 2 minutes off the I5 for easy access. And minutes to shopping food gas and great restaurants. Dennys breakfast... This place is amazing! The camp hosts are friendly and accommodating. They patrol the park to ensure safety and keep the grounds , showers and facilities clean and tidy. The daily cost is minimal with large spots ready for most size rv coaches, trailers and fifth wheel units. The park is 2 minutes off the I5 for easy access. And minutes to shopping food gas and great restaurants. Dennys breakfast is 5 minutes away! You can book online for a 14 day max stay and while no sewer hookups, the dum station is on site with super easy pull through access. Don't forget cash for your dumped ($10 as I recall). While close to freeway the traffic noise is minimal at best. This is a great base location for exploring the area. Cell service is terrific and park offers wifi as well.