Streeter Park Campground

This place is awesome. Tucked away in a little town called Aurora. There is less than 20 sites but doesn’t seem to get overcrowded at all. Great park along with a water park and playground for kids. It has water/electricity hookups and a convenient dump station right there as well. The WiFi is free as well. We have a phone booster and even tho it read 2 bars we didn’t have any issues while working. We have a 36’ Rv and had no problems parking. Sites are mostly level . It was quiet and felt like a safe atmosphere. We would come again.

Perfect location for a pitstop. Easy in and out. Well maintained (dog-friendly) park with walking trails. We were surprised by the number of amenities available for FREE! Water, electricity, dump station, and bathrooms! Would definitely stop here again on another cross-country trip. We camped at the back of the lot which had a few big trees and a nice grassy lot for lounging and dogs. Donations are suggested / encouraged.

Wow! This place has it all. Picnic tables, trash bins, water hookups, electric hook ups, flush toilets, dump station, and WiFi. ALL FOR FREE! Stayed late April and I wasnt the only camper, average of 3 other campers per night. Sites are very close together but other campers were respectful and spaced out. They have a playground, doggy waste stations and extra picnic tables by the playground. This campground is right off the main road so you will hear the vehicles drive by but barely heard it at night in my van. A train does come through so you will hear it honk. WiFi worked exceptionally well so I could work efficiently (granted only a couple of us were using it). Lots of daytime traffic since it’s next to baseball fields and a little park but felt safe the entire time. You can stay up to 4 nights. There is a donation box at the front if you have some cash! Definitely would stay here again, imagine it gets very booked during the summer as it’s next to a pool. I had 2-3 bars of LTE via AT&T

Stayed here 1 night while driving from Denver to Chicago in our van. What a great, free find. Level RV spots each have water, electric, and a picnic table. Free dump station, dumpster, and bathroom by the playground. All was very clean and well kept. You can stay up to 4 nights. Arrive about 7:45pm on a Friday night in late March and there were plenty of spots- just 2-3 large RVs together at the end of the campground.

Easy 4 miles north of I-80. No interstate noise, just an occasional train.

Free 30 amp electricity.
Free WiFi. It was good enough to do most of my work video Teams meetings off of.
Free water, in non-freezing season. During our mid-March stay, it was still off. (Water is available at the nearby Love’s at the interstate....& propane.)
Free dump station.

15+ sites. All are back-in. A 30 ft travel trailer was snug. No fire rings.

During our stay, we were the only campers. Donations are welcomed; envelopes are provided. Instead of a donation, we stimulated the local economy with $1,600+ in purchases. What an excellent business model!

Appears to be open year-round despite details elsewhere saying "Open Apr-Oct". I'm here mid-November and there are 4 of us here. There are no restrictive dates on any signs. Sign says maximum of four nights. All back-in sites from what I can see. My truck/trailer combo is 39 feet and I stick out into the main area a fair bit when I'm not unhooked. There's still plenty of space to transit; it just looks a little weird. Electrical pedestals are in great shape. Free city WiFi on the SSID "Aurora Free Wifi". Trees, shady, picnic tables. Downsides: Hwy 34 has a fair bit of noisy tractor trailer traffic, and a nearby train track is noticeable. Nothing earplugs can't solve! Leave a little donation to say thanks.

We are here now visiting family. Aurora is only about 4 miles off I-80 so very convenient for an overnight while passing through. We weren’t expecting water and WiFi. The dump station is convenient too. It is kind of tight in here but we have a 20ft RPod so not an issue for us. It is first come first serve. We will stay again I’m sure. The only thing missing is a fire pit.