Cody Park Campground

We found the park clean and quiet right next to the river. Dry camping and small spaces but we found a space for our 32’ fifth wheel. Stayed here in 2021 with a similar experience. No safety issues.

Came in at 8:00pm on a Saturday night. Homeless people who appeared drunk or on drugs were hanging around. Vehicles kept driving thru the camping area. No one was actually camping there. Did not seem like a good place so we left.

It’s a very pretty park with lots to do. Spent 1 night, 6/11/23. Lots of cars going by/through the camping area at night so it was noisy. Chiggers in the grass, and when I mentioned it to a worker in the morning, he said they need to spray again. It was OK for an overnight but next time I’ll stay somewhere else.

I arrived into town at the local Walmart, which is kind of crowded and noisy. I’m glad I checked what Campendium had listed because this is a nice little campground loop. Had no problem sleeping since the weather was cool in late May. When I left, I opened the doors to the van and hundreds of moths were perched inside! Besides that, I ... more

Plenty to do here for one night. We had a nice walk around the small lake. It’s fenced with a lot of animals roaming around. Elk, Dear, and 3 Buffalo.
No power at any site but the park next to the RV area makes it worth an overnight for $10.

What a great park! It was pretty busy while we were there with peewee football and it looks like the park is used by the community. The camping area is lovely with big trees and green grass. Paved/gravel sites. Ours was very level #37. Water and dump station outside the restrooms. Cars did drive through later, like around 11pm, and the... more

This is a City facility that is well taken care of. The pads are paved and level. This provides a great spot for becoming a base location for local site seeing. As a train buff, I was easily able to hop on my scooter and visit the nearby rail yard, Bailey Yard as well museums. The area was very quiet at night. There was some noise ... more

This is a great place to stop over night, there is something for everyone to do. This park comes with a whole lot of things to see and do, we go from history, art, animal’s, tennis, golf frisbee, canoeing, and I’m sure there is more. $10 a night no hookups but there is water and a dump station by the restrooms. I can’t comment on the b... more

$10. Dry camping. There is water and dump station next to the bathrooms. You park along the North Platte River. The park is fun! They have a locomotive train exhibit to go through. John is passionate about trains and is very kind. There are a bunch of playgrounds, bbqs, even a fireplace. Animals - bison, deer, birds, peacocks,... more

I arrived after dark and didn't see any signs for fees or campground rules. The "free camping" app I used didn't list much information. After 360 miles fighting the wind on I-80, I was exhausted so I found an empty spot and parked away from a few other vehicles which looked like they were parked for the night. The next morning I saw a... more