Harrison City Park Campground

Small town Harrison, free city park! It's really just a concrete parking area with a couple of spaces and one electric pedestal and water. We took the 30 amp plug, and thankfully no one else showed up b'c it would have been less than ideal with another camper parked right next to us sharing the post. Two clean sink/toilet restrooms in bldg a few steps away; no showers of course. Grassy lovely park, took a nice stroll downtown after dinner. No noise, neighbors very quiet, a few loose dogs ran by the next morning, but were friendly. Left a $10 donation.

There are 2 concrete and mostly level sites side by side and very close together on the north side of the City Park. There is a grassy area behind the sites for sitting, enjoying fresh air and relaxing. There is also an adjacent site which is marked as handicapped parking -- I think it is intended to be a parking place for the Park itself. It would be left to one's imagination whether to park a camper there if the two sites next to it are occupied. A very short distance behind the sites is a bathroom with 2 individual rooms with toilet and sink. They were very clean when I was here. Behind one of the sites is a power pedestal with 20, 30 and 50 amp outlets and a pair of water spigots. Additionally, there is a small metal box for "free will donations." There is no dump station.
A decent sized park with a City Pool and not much else. I particularly like that the location is about one block south of US 20, which lends to very little road noise. Pretty quiet here overall, though I imagine there would be some daytime noise here during the pool season. I heard from chatting with a neighbor that the pool and showers can be used by campers, though I don't know that first hand.
All in all a fantastic spot to relax and spend up to three nights with water and electric on the cheap.

Harrison, Nebraska is a very friendly, clean town. Camp for donation at the City Park.
Room for two trailers tight - if neither has a slide out. Otherwise a great spot!
Cement pads.
One 20 amp; one 30 amp and one 40 amp for electricity.
Two outlets for the potable water. Clean restrooms.
Visit 85 year old George Whiteaker; proprietor of Whiteaker’s clothing store. Also, you’ll likely get a private tour of the museum buildings.
Good Food at the Longhorn Saloon.

Fantastic spot to stop on your way through. Two spots close together. Spot on the edge fit our fifth wheel but would have been a squeeze if someone needed the spot next to us. Two water outlets. Power with 50 and 30 amp (Only one of each). Nice clean park with community pool. Pool has life guard and is open until 7pm during the week. Pool was only a few $ per person and was clean and refreshing. Wish there were more spots like this.

We love this place! Town has less than 300 people living here. EVERYONE we’ve seen and talked to have been pleasant. Great experience. Only one, well maybe two things, no tv service and no at&t internet service. But back to the fabulous town and people. At Whitaker’s met Mr. Whitaker, a kind and interesting man. We purchased a few items from his store. Pleasant young lady at D&S grocery. Had a good selection of groceries. The Robinson museum was great! Thank you Hannah and Jill for being so full of historical information! Great staff at the pub and grill, along with delicious burger and fries. They have gas and diesel in the town along with a nearby dump station. Very friendly town. Yes we will be back!