We came here to see the Big Boy and it was so great. It's a nice exhibit with good information and…read morebeing able to see this monster in person and walk around it and appreciate it was a cool experience. The rest of the park was very nice too. There were basketball courts which were being taken full advantage of. There is lots of green space and water. I saw multiple sculptures and children playing on the playground equipment. It's obviously a popular spot for walking, jogging and biking as well. They have an artists area with some play equipment and they have some of the infamous boots in this park as well. I only wish we'd had more time to enjoy it.

Coffee and service here is great, they have a selected food menu/Pastry. And they have seasonal…read morecoffees which are great. Stop by if you want a great cup of coffee

This is a working ranch that allows many of us less adventurous to be a cowboy for a day or…read morebefriend a bison. Without all the running, screaming, trampling, and death required by those that wish to pet or touch bison in other locations. You Tube Bison Attacks Yellowstone to understand this reference. Now, Terry's allows feeding, petting and close up photography of their bison. The resort is a ranch and not the Four Seasons, so let's dial down our expectations and recognize the workings of the ranch. There will be dirt, poop, feathers, hair, urine, and unkempt struck and other things gentle folk may find unsavory. We found the ranch charming. We have experienced many close encounters with wild bison and most were less than rewarding, but exciting. Terry removes this. The train creaks, and groans into the herd. Windows open, and your bison friend pop up for food. You can touch them and enjoy close photos/videos. Kids will love this and animal lovers also. Your trip back the platform will provide some ranch insights and views of horse stables. That was our visit. You may also trail ride on horseback and even participate in dude ranching. We feel the ranch offered all it advertised and we will return with the little ones. Keep up the good work Terry and all the support it.

What a great time! There are so many animals to see and I love feeding the bison. We're coming back…read morewith the rest of our family.

Great little City-owned RV park in Gering, with beautiful green spaces to walk pets or play games…read more RV sites are level concrete and widely spaced with some trees. Showers and laundry are spotless. 20 and 50 amp FHU sites.

ignorant people the host of the campground him and his wife are like cops The campground is not…read morerelaxing at all. They put you in uncomfortable positions and make you feel very uncomfortable. The asphalt is very unstable on the road and my daughter tripped on bike. I do not recommend for anybody to stay here.

This campsite truly has it all and then some. The bells, the whistles, the whole train. Of course…read moreit's a campground first and foremost, but the other nearby features really add uniqueness to the experience if you want to branch out. First of all, the camping itself is affordable. Could've been that I visited in the off-season, but it was just $15 for the night to park my van. I could've camped in a tent on the ground, but I have a set-up that allows me to sleep in my van. Either way, the price is the same for them. The bathrooms are equipped with at least one hot shower - I couldn't get the other side to turn hot. Otherwise, they're clean and laid out conveniently for anyone to use and have relative privacy. They have pull through spots great for longer RV rigs, though I assume those come at a higher price because they have hook-ups. A greenway style trail runs right through the campground. I rode a lower-profile tired bike in both directions for a mile or two and never found the end. It seems like a significant trail for the area. There's a sizable river flowing nearby, a pond within the grounds for fishing, a YMCA summer camp with lots of family activities (maybe geared more to locals), and a zoo attached. I heard the sounds of some bizarre birds cawing in the night. There is a steel ring fire pit and cute little picnic table with each site. I backed my van up to the picnic table to help keep my cooking out of the wind and prevent flame-outs on my propane stove. I suppose you could cook over the fire pit too, if you like. The camp host was friendly and offered to stay a few minutes longer to meet me when I arrived. Located just 10 minutes from Scotts Bluff, this is in my opinion the best campground option around.

Pretty disappointed after reading the good reviews. The bathroom was NOT clean - it had clearly…read morebeen a while since anyone had even wiped down the sinks. They have showers, but I'd have to be really gross to have to venture into them. The sites were habitable, but I wouldn't want go spend more than a night there. Full sun, and right by the railroad (the trains go by quite regularly). In spite of the campground being sparsely booked, the hostess was less than friendly. On the positive, there's a nice playground, a dog park, and a walking path. It's also very convenient if you're visiting Scott's Bluff National monument.

We were only here for one night and thought it was perfect for that. It is all gravel, each spot…read morehas a picnic table, and convenient and clean restrooms. Electric, water and sewage available at each spot. The spots are a little close together so I don't think I'd spend more than a couple nights here. But it is well worth the stop if you're looking for a good nights sleep. We'd definitely stay here again.

The spots are TINY. You can't fit 2 vehicles within a site. Rules are strict, which is fine, but…read morethe lady that is currently running the place is HORRIBLE. She is extremely rude and has a know-it-all type personality. The only reason we stayed there versus the koa was because the location was closer to work and $100 cheaper a month. It was not worth it, wish we would've stuck with the KOA

Front desk was amazing! Very courteous! We had a great nights sleep! Bathrooms were beautiful and…read moreclean! Great price!

This RV park was centrally located to the places we wanted to visit. Downtown Cheyenne was just a…read moreshort drive, and Fort Collins, CO was not too far down I-25. We booked our reservation online, and we got one of the last 2 available sites for our 7 day stay. Upon arrival, the entrance was a tight turn and then there was another RV checking in that was blocking the roadway. We tried to pull off to the side, but you cannot hide a 40 ft motorhome very easily. Check-in was easy and the staff was friendly. We were able to pull straight through the park, across an alley type road, and into the southern portion of the park where our site was located. After getting settled, we discovered that the other section of the park was under construction, so we were glad we chose the southern section. The sites are close, but separated by small rail fences. This was nice to designate each area, especially for those campers who like to spread out to their site limits. During our stay, the park would nearly empty and refill each night. It was a busy park, but we were not bothered by the activity. There were a couple longer term folks too. They offered two laundry rooms, and bath houses in each section. We did not use these amenities. They also sell propane on site and offer a dump station for use if you aren't staying in the park. There was a Hunt Brother's pizza in the building with the office. I spoke to the staff when checking in, and they gave me a menu and told me to call ahead to order. When we decided to give them a try, I attempted to call several times but no one ever answered the phone. I walked up to the office and tracked down someone who took my order and told me 15 minutes for a pizza and some buffalo chicken bites. When I returned to pick them up, no one was there and my food was in a pick up station/warmer. I wanted some blue cheese for dipping the chicken bites so I asked in the office and they gave me some sauce. They billed my credit card on file with the park. When I got back to my RV, I noticed that they had billed a second charge for a $1.00 for the blue cheese. I wished they would have told me that when I asked about it, or better yet, offered it when I made my original order. The pizza was good but had canned mushrooms rather than fresh. The chicken bites tasted good according to my husband. I think this park is one of the better options for this area. Once they get the construction done to upgrade the sites and utilities, it will be even better. I'm not sure I'll get the pizza again, but it was convenient for sure.

Not to shabby and not to packed out on the water for boaters-…read moreWe camped out in tents and had a good time- The sunset and sunrise was very beautiful- We stayed two nights and stayed mostly in the water because of the heat- The horse flys out here bite like hell, so make sure you have plenty of bug spray- The marina had some cool stuff not to expensive- All the staff and rangers were down to earth and friendly -

Great I love it ! We had great shade they have community showers and bathrooms! The lake is amazing…read moreit's great!

We would not recommend this rv campground, We had reserved a site. Campground was very run down…read more Offered one site with a water leak, and one with electricity problems. She did refund our money.

I forgot to check in last night and remembered too far away, but I have to leave a review. I can't…read moresay enough about how wonderful we were treated and how much I enjoyed staying here last night. Rhonda checked us in and she was an angel. Everything around was closed so it was nice to see she had shampoo & conditioner and other things I needed I could purchase. She also has a little gift shop area where I purchased a great pair of sun glasses. They have an RV camp ground, motel, laundry, showers for campers & a shaded picnic area. There little rabbits hopping around in the grass. It was a really nice and enjoyable place to stay. I would recommend it

It's a nice park, but beware that homeless people like to set up camp in the area often.read more

Traveling cross country & stopped here to let the kids play. Bathrooms are locked shut at noon on a…read moresat in June. Trash littering the entire park. Grass has not been mowed in at least 2 weeks. Playground is new and the kids enjoyed it, for 2 min until we left to find a bathroom. You (city) do not get to blame Covid for this. Cheyenne claimed $millions from the federal government to help recover. I would hope that the capitol city would take pride In Their public spaces. Very disappointed.