The campground is really nice. Electric hookups only. There's a water fill station for RVs, but the dump station is closed. (Pierce, NE is 5 miles away and has a free dump station). Norfolk is 15 miles away and has all the stores/fuel/restaurants you need. The Lake is the star attraction. Just a quick walk and I saw a dozen types of birds, including White Pelicans! The lake is shallow, maybe 30 feet at the deepest. Lots of access for fishing from shore, and a couple boat ramps. There are nine rock breakwaters jutting out to make it easier to fish from the shore. There's a swimming area, but because of the hot weather recently, swimming was off-limits due to toxic algae. There's a hike/bike trail all the way around the lake, and links to a trail to Pierce city limits. A separate horse trail also surrounds the lake, plus there is a camping area for equestrians. A search for over-the-air (digital) TV channels resulted in over 30 selections. The guard house is not manned, but the park rangers patrol daily. Plus the camp hosts help keep the bathrooms tidy. Overall, the park is well laid out for camping, lots of trees and plenty of room. A large playground, and even Frisbee-Golf! If you're tent camping, or if you don't mind driving 5 miles to dump your holding tanks, this is a great campground. read more

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RV'd here for a couple nights. The RV spaces are paved and flat with lots of room between slots. Electric only, no water or sewer. There is a fresh water fill area, but no dump station, so it's a useless camp for most RV'ers. Reservation was made online, and very overpriced given it's not a full hookup. There is a man-made lake, but the beach was closed due to toxic algae. The nearby town of Pierce is small, and has no grocery store. Norfolk is over 30 minutes away due to a bridge being out on the shortest route. Antenna TV users will get zero channels. The shack coming into the park is not manned, and the camp host seemed confused about our reservation dates as she asked why were a day early when we weren't. No one seems to make a security patrol at night, and nearby RV'ers blasted their music until 2am. The shower house is "pay to spray". You have to insert quarters to make the water work. The shower was full of bugs both dead and alive. Overall: An overpriced campsite with little to do, no water or sewer, no dump station, a filthy shower you need to pay for, a confused and neglectful camp host, a lake filled with toxic algae all next to a tiny town with very little to offer... save your money and time and look elsewhere. read more