Does Peaceful Prairie Campsites have toilets?

Yes — toilets are available at every site at Peaceful Prairie Campsites.

Is drinking water available at Peaceful Prairie Campsites?

Yes — potable water is available at every site at Peaceful Prairie Campsites. Potable water provided at the site is available as an add on.

Does Peaceful Prairie Campsites have showers?

Yes — showers are available at every site at Peaceful Prairie Campsites.

Does Peaceful Prairie Campsites have picnic tables?

Picnic tables are available at 4 of 7 sites at Peaceful Prairie Campsites. The picnic table in the kitchen area.

Does Peaceful Prairie Campsites have cooking equipment?

Cooking equipment is available at 1 of 7 sites at Peaceful Prairie Campsites.

Does Peaceful Prairie Campsites have wifi?

Wifi is available at 3 of 7 sites at Peaceful Prairie Campsites.

Does Peaceful Prairie Campsites have trash disposal?

Trash disposal is available at 6 of 7 sites at Peaceful Prairie Campsites.

How do you get to the sites at Peaceful Prairie Campsites?

4WD recommended at some sites. Park at your site. Wheelchair accessible at some sites.

Are pets allowed at Peaceful Prairie Campsites?

Yes — Peaceful Prairie Campsites is pet-friendly. On leash.

Are campfires allowed at Peaceful Prairie Campsites?

Fire ban in effect. Campfires are temporarily unavailable due to a fire ban. However, the ban still allows gas firepits, gas BBQs and gas stoves.

What is the check-in process at Peaceful Prairie Campsites?

You'll meet and greet with your host Lisa upon arrival.

What is the cancellation policy at Peaceful Prairie Campsites?

Strict at some sites; Strict (14 days) at the others. Full refund 1 week before check in time starts.

What time is check-in and check-out at Peaceful Prairie Campsites?

Check-in times vary by site (from 4pm). Check-out times vary by site.

How far in advance can you book, and how long can you stay at Peaceful Prairie Campsites?

Book up to 9 months ahead. Same-day bookings at some sites; the others need 12 hours' notice. Minimum stay 1–2 nights depending on the site. Stay up to 7 nights depending on the site.

Does Peaceful Prairie Campsites have a hot tub?

No — no hot tub at Peaceful Prairie Campsites.

Does Peaceful Prairie Campsites have a playground?

No — no playground at Peaceful Prairie Campsites.

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Peaceful Prairie Campsites

Hosted by Lisa · Nebraska

7 sites · RV, Tent · 200 acres

96%

345 reviews

Best Hipcamps in Nebraska

Named one of the best Hipcamps to visit in 2026.

Best in Nebraska: 1st place

Named one of the best Hipcamps to visit in 2024.

Amazing views

Hipcampers say this spot has amazing views.

Staff verified

Accuracy verified by Hipcamp's on-the-ground team.

# Peaceful Prairie Campsites Visit us and discover why Hipcamp has named Peaceful Prairie Campsites the **best Hipcamp to visit in Nebraska for the past three years.** Bordering the south side of Scotts Bluff National Monument, with private foot access into the park, we're less than two miles from Highway 71—making us **easy to find, easy to love, and easy to leave**, according to hundreds of guests who have shared their positive recommendations. Peaceful Prairie Campsites encompasses **200+ acres of beautiful prairie pasture bordering Scotts Bluff National Monument.** Under the care of fourth-generation steward Lisa Betz-Marquez, the dramatic bluffs create a stunning backdrop for those seeking a private and peaceful experience, birding and wildlife watching, or an adventure-seeking hike. ### A Great Home Base for Exploring Western Nebraska Our location also makes Peaceful Prairie a wonderful home base for exploring some of western Nebraska's most iconic landscapes and Oregon Trail history. In fact, you don't have to drive anywhere to experience our biggest attraction: **our prairie shares a boundary with Scotts Bluff National Monument**, and guests enjoy private foot access from our property into the south side of the Monument for hiking and exploring. The Monument's visitor center and historic Summit Road are only about 3 miles away by road. **Legacy of the Plains Museum is about 3 miles away, Wildcat Hills Nature Center about 11 miles, and iconic Chimney Rock just over 20 miles away.** Spend the day exploring, then come home to the prairie for sunset, wildlife, wide-open skies, and spectacular stargazing. ### Camping on the Prairie Our rustic prairie sites—welcoming tents, cars, vans, rooftop tents, truck campers, and motorcycles—are located directly on the prairie. RVs and pull-behind trailers are not permitted on the prairie sites. The prairie is a fragile environment, and protecting it is important to us. To preserve its beauty and health, trailers and RVs must book one of our designated RV sites. We appreciate your cooperation in helping us care for this special landscape. Our **RV sites offer 50-amp electricity** and a rustic camping experience on crushed concrete near our corral, with foot access to the prairie just steps away. All sites share access to delicious potable water from our underground well, a clean porta potty, and our funky outdoor camp shower with unheated water. Guests also enjoy private foot access to hiking at various levels of challenge on the south side of Scotts Bluff National Monument. A small group of yearling cattle calls the prairie home during portions of the summer and may share the prairie camping area with guests, particularly during May and June. Prairie guests have relished the feeling of having the place to themselves—to experience the majesty of the landscape, the magic of our star-filled night skies, and a soulful communion with the land. ### A Landscape With a Story Lisa is the **fourth generation of her family to live on Valley View Farm**, located directly south of the prairie. Her family has stewarded these lands since 1925, but her family's roots in the valley reach even further back. Lisa descends from one of the area's pioneer families. Her ancestor, **Martin Gering, arrived in the valley in 1887** and became an early investor in the fledgling town that would eventually bear his name: Gering, Nebraska. If you're a history buff, ask Lisa to tell you more. There's a lot of history beneath these wide-open skies.

Select a site

Tent-only sites

2 sites

Boondocker's Paradise (No Trailers)

99%

(66)

Tent site · Sleeps 6

If you love wide-open space, solitude, and a view that will knock your socks off, this is the site for you! You’ll camp in a grassy expanse of prairie, with the stunning bluffs rising above you and a valley of patchwork farm fields stretching out below. This site welcomes traditional tent campers as well as those who camp in or on their vehicles—including cars, vans, rooftop tents, truck campers, and motorcycles. Whether you pitch a tent in the grass, sleep in the back of your vehicle, or arrive with your camping setup already attached, you can settle in and enjoy your own little piece of the prairie. This is our most rustic, true-boondocking site. It’s ideal for campers who don’t need amenities directly at their campsite and are happy to trade a few conveniences for an extraordinary location, plenty of space, and the feeling of being tucked out on the prairie. Our shared amenities are available within an easy 7–10 minute walk. IMPORTANT: No RVs or travel trailers on the prairie. Our prairie is a sensitive native grassland, and protecting its vegetation is an important part of caring for this property. For that reason, RVs and travel trailers are not permitted on prairie sites and must book one of our designated RV sites. Our shared amenities area includes a repurposed water tank turned funky outdoor shower, a super-clean porta potty, delicious water from our underground well, and a trash receptacle. There is no trash service at the campsite itself, so all trash must be packed out to the amenities area. This expansive landscape offers zero shade, so please plan to bring your own for comfort. There is no picnic table, water, restroom, trash receptacle, or other amenity directly at the site. What you get instead is something pretty special: an open expanse of prairie and a spectacular place to call your own for the night. You’ll wake to a stunning view and the sweet notes of resident meadowlarks and blue grosbeaks. Coyotes may treat you to their song at dusk, and if you keep your eyes on the hills during the day, you might spot deer or even bighorn sheep. When the grass is plentiful, we host a small herd of cattle, separated from the camping area by an electric fence. Peaceful Prairie Campsites encompasses more than 200 acres of healthy Oregon Trail-era prairie under the care of fourth-generation steward Lisa Betz-Marquez. From your campsite, you’ll have immediate foot access to hiking at various levels of challenge, including access to the south side of our nation’s Scotts Bluff National Monument. And on a clear night, settle in and enjoy our wide-open, star-filled skies. Tabletop propane cook stoves are welcome. Because of the fire risk on the prairie, smoking of cigarettes or pipes, candles, and other open flames are not permitted anywhere on the property at any time of year. Come discover why Hipcamp has named Peaceful Prairie Campsites the best campsite to visit in Nebraska for the past three years. Located less than two miles from Highway 71, we’re easy to find, easy to love, and easy to leave.

No campfires

Toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

Showers

No picnic table

Cozy Canyon (Accommodates Groups)

100%

(8)

Tent site · Sleeps 12

Nestled in a gorgeous open area within our canyon, this exclusive site offers amenities perfect for a larger group of friends, a family gathering, a private, cozy hangout for two, or a solo retreat. The 3-tiered natural log amphitheater seating area built into the side of the canyon and large ceremonial fire pit surrounded by sand, is perfect for an evening under the stars. The separate kitchen fire pit invites more intimate conversation near the convenient picnic table. Firewood is included. (To protect our prairie ecosystem, please do not bring outside firewood). A super clean porta potty, delicious underground drinking water, and a funky outdoor shower is available nearby for all campers. Please note: If you would like to add a private porta potty or several, to this site for your event, this can be available as an extra with a week's advance notice. ARRIVAL TIME: April - June: 4 p.m. until 1/2 hour before dark. July: 7 p.m. until 1/2 hour before dark. August: 6 pm until 1/2 hour before dark. September-October: 4 p.m. until 1/2 hour before dark. Early arrivals are listed as an "extra" and only available if we can accommodate your arrival time. Please text us early in the morning with your ETA, so we can plan to greet you.

4WD recommended

No campfires

Toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

Showers

RV/tent sites

2 sites

Partial Shade with Stunning Views

97%

(84)

RV/tent site · Sleeps 6 · Vehicles under 20 ft

Best Prairie Site If you want the best combination of wide-open prairie camping and nearby conveniences, this is our premier prairie site. Set beside an old line of trees, it enjoys some welcome shade during portions of the day, attracts an ever-changing assortment of songbirds and birds of prey, and puts you closest to some of our favorite hiking areas. This is the only prairie site with a picnic table and fire pit, and it offers the shortest walk to our shared amenities. You’ll camp in a beautiful grassy expanse with the dramatic bluffs rising above you and a valley of patchwork farm fields spreading out below. It feels wonderfully removed from everything—without actually being far from the things you may need. This site welcomes traditional tent campers as well as those who camp in or on their vehicles—including cars, vans, rooftop tents, truck campers, and motorcycles. Whether you pitch a tent in the grass, sleep in the back of your vehicle, or arrive with your camping setup already attached, you can settle in and enjoy your own little piece of the prairie. IMPORTANT: No RVs or travel trailers on the prairie. Our prairie is a sensitive native grassland, and protecting its vegetation is an important part of caring for this property. For that reason, RVs and travel trailers are not permitted on prairie sites and must book one of our designated RV sites. What makes this prairie site special This site includes a picnic table and small fire pit, which may be used whenever prairie conditions make fires safe. Firewood is available as an Extra. To protect our prairie ecosystem from invasive pests and disease, please do not bring firewood from outside sources. The neighboring tree line provides some natural shade at certain times of day, although this is still prairie camping and the site is not continuously shaded. We recommend bringing a canopy or other shade of your own, especially during the warmer months. Our shared amenities—including our repurposed water tank turned funky outdoor shower, super-clean porta potty, delicious water from our underground well, and trash receptacle—are within an easy five-minute walk. One of the greatest advantages of this site is its location. You’ll have immediate foot access to hiking at various levels of challenge and are especially well positioned to explore the south side of our nation’s Scotts Bluff National Monument. Then there’s the wildlife. Wake to the songs of meadowlarks, blue grosbeaks, and other prairie birds. Watch the old tree line for songbirds and birds of prey. Coyotes may serenade you at dusk, and if you keep your eyes on the hills, you might spot deer or even bighorn sheep. A variety of snakes also call the prairie home, including the occasional rattlesnake, so please stay aware of your surroundings while exploring. When the grass is plentiful, we host a small herd of cattle, safely separated from the camping area by an electric fence. Peaceful Prairie Campsites encompasses more than 200 acres of healthy Oregon Trail-era prairie, cared for by fourth-generation steward Lisa Betz-Marquez. On clear nights, the wide-open landscape gives way to equally wide-open, star-filled skies. Tabletop propane cook stoves are welcome. Because protecting our prairie from wildfire is extremely important, smoking of cigarettes or pipes, candles, and other open flames are prohibited anywhere on the prairie. The site’s fire pit is the only exception and may be used only when current conditions allow. Come discover why Hipcamp has named Peaceful Prairie Campsites the best campsite to visit in Nebraska for the past three years. Located less than two miles from Highway 71, we’re easy to find, easy to love, and easy to leave.

No campfires

Toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

No electrical hookup

No water hookup

Expand Your Horizon 1 (No RV/Trailer)

100%

(40)

RV/tent site · Sleeps 6 · Vehicles under 1 ft

Plain text, ready for Hipcamp: If you love wide-open space, solitude, and a view that will knock your socks off, Expand Your Horizon is the site for you! You’ll camp in a grassy expanse of prairie, with the stunning bluffs rising above you and a valley of patchwork farm fields stretching out below. This site welcomes traditional tent campers as well as those who camp in or on their vehicles—including cars, vans, rooftop tents, truck campers, and motorcycles. Whether you pitch a tent in the grass, sleep in the back of your vehicle, or arrive with your camping setup already attached, you can settle in and enjoy your own little piece of the prairie. Expand Your Horizon is a true-boondocking site. It’s ideal for campers who don’t need amenities directly at their campsite and are happy to trade a few conveniences for an extraordinary location, plenty of space, and the feeling of being tucked out on the prairie. Our shared amenities are available within an easy 5–7 minute walk. IMPORTANT: No RVs or travel trailers on the prairie. Our prairie is a sensitive native grassland, and protecting its vegetation is an important part of caring for this property. For that reason, RVs and travel trailers are not permitted on prairie sites and must book one of our designated RV sites. Our shared amenities area includes a repurposed water tank turned funky outdoor shower, a super-clean porta potty, delicious water from our underground well, and a trash receptacle. There is no trash service at the campsite itself, so all trash must be packed out to the amenities area. This expansive landscape offers zero shade, so please plan to bring your own for comfort. There is no picnic table, water, restroom, trash receptacle, or other amenity directly at the site. What you get instead is something pretty special: an open expanse of prairie, remarkable views, and a spectacular place to call your own for the night. You’ll wake to the sweet notes of resident meadowlarks and blue grosbeaks. Coyotes may treat you to their song at dusk, and if you keep your eyes on the hills during the day, you might spot deer or even bighorn sheep. When the grass is plentiful, we host a small herd of cattle, separated from the camping area by an electric fence. Peaceful Prairie Campsites encompasses more than 200 acres of healthy Oregon Trail-era prairie under the care of fourth-generation steward Lisa Betz-Marquez. From your campsite, you’ll have immediate foot access to hiking at various levels of challenge, including access to the south side of our nation’s Scotts Bluff National Monument. And on a clear night, settle in and enjoy our wide-open, star-filled skies. Tabletop propane cook stoves are welcome. Because of the fire risk on the prairie, smoking of cigarettes or pipes, candles, and other open flames are not permitted anywhere on the property at any time of year. Come discover why Hipcamp has named Peaceful Prairie Campsites the best campsite to visit in Nebraska for the past three years. Located less than two miles from Highway 71, we’re easy to find, easy to love, and easy to leave.

No campfires

Toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

No electrical hookup

No water hookup

RV-only sites

3 sites

Heart's Delight (RV, Trailer)

94%

(41)

Vehicle site · Sleeps 6 · Vehicles under 45 ft

# Rustic RV Camping at the Edge of 200+ Acres of Prairie Looking for a peaceful place to park your RV, plug in, and experience one of western Nebraska’s most remarkable landscapes? Our rustic RV sites offer **50-amp electricity, potable water access, plenty of breathing room, and more than 200 acres of beautiful prairie just footsteps from your campsite.** Our RV camping area is located on our historic family farmstead beside the old corral. **The sites have recently been leveled and improved with fresh gravel** to provide a more comfortable camping surface and easier setup for our RV guests. Guests have described the experience as **“boondocking with water and electric,”** and we think that’s a pretty good description. This isn’t a traditional RV park with rows of manicured sites and full hookups. It’s a simple, peaceful place to make your home base while experiencing the prairie and exploring western Nebraska. ### Plenty of Room — Very Few RVs We have **four RV sites, each with access to 50-amp electrical service**, but we intentionally limit our regular bookings to **just two separate groups at a time.** That means you won’t find yourself packed into rows of neighboring RVs. Space, quiet, and privacy are part of the experience here. **Traveling with friends or family?** Our two additional 50-amp-capable sites can be made available for groups traveling together, allowing us to accommodate **up to four rigs with electrical service** when arranged in advance. If you’re traveling as a group and would like to camp together, **please reach out before booking so we can arrange the additional sites for you.** ### The Prairie Is the Star Step away from your RV and you’re just footsteps from **more than 200 acres of native prairie bordering the south side of Scotts Bluff National Monument.** Guests enjoy private foot access to hiking and exploring along the Monument, as well as birdwatching, mountain biking, wildlife photography, spectacular sunsets, and wonderfully starry night skies. Keep your eyes open for deer, bighorn sheep, wild turkey, hawks and other birds of prey, coyotes, rabbits, and the many other native species that make their homes here. **A variety of snakes also call the prairie home, including the occasional rattlesnake, so please stay aware of your surroundings while exploring.** ### A Great Home Base for Exploring Western Nebraska Our location also makes Peaceful Prairie a wonderful home base for exploring some of western Nebraska’s most iconic landscapes and Oregon Trail history. You don’t even have to drive anywhere to experience our biggest attraction: **our 200+ acres share a boundary with Scotts Bluff National Monument**, with private foot access from our property into the south side of the Monument. The Monument’s visitor center and historic Summit Road are only about **3 miles away by road. Legacy of the Plains Museum is about 3 miles away, Wildcat Hills Nature Center about 11 miles, and iconic Chimney Rock just over 20 miles away.** Spend the day exploring Oregon Trail landmark country, then come home to the prairie for sunset, wildlife, wide-open skies, and spectacular stargazing. ### What Your RV Site Includes **All four of our RV sites have access to 50-amp electrical service**, provided from utility poles in the RV camping area. If your RV uses 30-amp service, we have **one 30-to-50 amp conversion cord available to rent for $15 for the duration of your stay.** It is available first come, first served and can be reserved through the **Extras** section when booking. You’ll also have access to: * Delicious potable water from our underground well * Clean porta potty * Funky outdoor camp shower with unheated water * Shared trash receptacle * Immediate foot access to our prairie and hiking **Please note:** Potable water is a shared campground resource for filling your RV tank or water containers. **There is not a dedicated water hookup at your individual RV site.** There are **no sewer hookups or RV dump station**, and generators are not permitted. ### A Few Things to Know Our RV sites are located on the **historic farmstead rather than directly on the sensitive native prairie.** This allows us to accommodate larger rigs while protecting the native grassland and vegetation. This is a working, century-old family farmstead, and we don’t try to make it look like a commercial RV park. The area surrounding the improved camping sites is rustic, and restoration of portions of the old farmstead continues. The farmstead was used as a dumping area for many decades before the property came under its current stewardship. We have removed a tremendous amount over the years, but weather and natural soil movement can occasionally expose remnants of the farmstead’s past, including pieces of old metal, glass, wire, plastic, or other material. We continue to remove these materials as they appear. **The RV camping surfaces themselves have recently been leveled and refreshed with gravel** as part of our continuing investment in making the camping experience more comfortable for our guests. Shade is limited, and most RV sites receive full sun for much of the day. Your RV awning or a shade canopy will make warm summer afternoons more comfortable. ### Come for the Prairie If you’re looking for a manicured commercial RV resort with full hookups and rows of designated spaces, we’re probably not what you have in mind. But if you’d rather **plug in, spread out, slow down, and wake up just footsteps from 200+ acres of prairie beneath the bluffs of Scotts Bluff National Monument**, you’ve found a pretty special place. Peaceful Prairie Campsites has been named the **best Hipcamp to visit in Nebraska for the past three years.** Come make this your home base for exploring western Nebraska—or simply stay awhile and see what happens when you give yourself a little room to breathe. *Photos were taken during different seasons. The prairie changes dramatically throughout the year, so its colors and appearance will vary depending on when you visit.*

No campfires

Toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

Electrical hookup

No water hookup

Free Bird (RV, Trailer)

86%

(32)

Vehicle site · Sleeps 6 · Vehicles under 45 ft

Our RV sites have been described by guests as "boondocking with water and electric," and that's a pretty accurate description. You'll arrive via dirt and gravel county roads and park on crushed concrete beside the old corral on our working family farm. The real attraction isn't the parking area—it's what lies just beyond it. Step from your campsite onto more than 200 acres of native prairie bordering the south side of Scotts Bluff National Monument. Hike, birdwatch, mountain bike, photograph wildlife, or simply enjoy the peace and quiet. Deer, bighorn sheep, wild turkey, hawks, coyotes, rabbits, and many other native species call this prairie home. Amenities: 50-amp electric • Potable water (fill-up hose only) • Clean porta potty • Outdoor camp shower (unheated) • Trash receptacle. No sewer hookups or RV dump station. Shade: Shade is very limited. Most sites receive full sun for much of the day, so bring your own awning or shade canopy for comfort. Please Read Before Booking These RV sites are located on the historic farmstead, not on the native prairie, and are intentionally rustic. The farmstead was used as a dumping area for decades before I purchased the property. Camping fees help fund its ongoing cleanup and restoration, but heavy rains, wind, and natural soil movement continue to expose buried remnants. Please expect to see partially buried plastic, metal, glass, wire, baling twine, and other debris around the RV area. This restoration is ongoing. The prairie itself is an entirely different experience. Nearly all of our 200 acres remain clean, intact, and remarkably free of debris. If you're looking for a polished RV park, this probably isn't the right fit. If you're looking for quiet, starry skies, beautiful prairie, and an authentic western Nebraska experience, you'll likely love it. Photos were taken in different seasons. The prairie changes dramatically throughout the year and may not look exactly as shown during your visit.

No campfires

Toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

Electrical hookup

Water hookup

Three Little Birds (RV, Trailer)

93%

(28)

Vehicle site · Sleeps 6 · Vehicles under 45 ft

No campfires

Toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

Electrical hookup

Water hookup

Reviews

96%· 408 reviews

Themes

Review summary
Generated from real Hipcamper reviews
Campers are consistently impressed with the serene and scenic environment provided by Lisa's campsite. The area offers stunning views of Scotts Bluff National Monument, and guests appreciate the peaceful atmosphere that allows them to connect with nature. While the site is rustic, Lisa’s helpfulness and attention to detail, such as providing clear instructions and recommendations, are frequently highlighted. Some reviews mention wind and dust, but the overall sentiment is positive, with many visitors eager to return and explore more of the prairie landscape.
J B.
Camped in a 13 ft travel trailer at Heart's Delight (RV, Trailer), Oct 2026.
Recommends
Peaceful night’s rest, attentive host, beautiful setting, easy setup. Would stay here again!
Lillian C.
Tent camped at Partial Shade with Stunning Views, Oct 2026.
Recommends
Beautiful area, great view of the terrain and very private.
Sara M.
Tent camped at Expand Your Horizon 1 (No RV/Trailer), Oct 2026.
Recommends
This was our first Hipcamp experience. We just loved having Lisa’s prairie to ourselves! Beautiful view, did a short hike on the property, very quiet and clean site! Highly recommend!

Amenities

Fire pitsTemporarily unavailable due to a fire ban
Portable toilets
Potable waterSpigot, Hose, Pump or well
ShowersHot water, Cold water only
Picnic tablesAt some sites
Electricity hookupAt some sites · 50 amps
Water hookupAt some sites · On-property hookup
WifiAt some sites
Trash disposalAt some sites · Trash bin
Cooking equipmentAt some sites · Private, Grill over firepit
No laundry
No hot tub
No playground

Things to know

4WD recommended at some sitesPark at your site. Wheelchair accessible at some sites.
Pet-friendlyOn leash.
Fire ban in effectCampfires are temporarily unavailable due to a fire ban. However, the ban still allows gas firepits, gas BBQs and gas stoves.
Check-in processYou'll meet and greet with your host Lisa upon arrival.
Cancellation policyStrict at some sites; Strict (14 days) at the others. Full refund 1 week before check in time starts.
Check-in and check-outCheck-in times vary by site (from 4pm). Check-out times vary by site.
Booking windowBook up to 9 months ahead. Same-day bookings at some sites; the others need 12 hours' notice. Minimum stay 1–2 nights depending on the site. Stay up to 7 nights depending on the site.

Extras

50 to 30 amp Power Grip RV Adapter$15.00 per itemAt select sitesIf your rig takes 30 amp, rent our conversion cable so you can hook up safely to our 50 amp output. This cord features a male 50 amp, and a female 30 amp. Please note, this is a rental only.
Early (Pre-Arranged) Check In$20.00 per itemNeed to check in early? With 24-hour notice, we can arrange for this.
Electric Vehicle Surcharge$25.00 per itemAt select sitesIf you are utilizing an electric vehicle, and charging it here, you will need to pay the surcharge. This is a requirement, not an option.
Extra campers not part of booking$15.00 per nightIf your original booking didn't account for additional guests arriving with you, please add the correct number of additional guests here.
Extra Vehicle in Tent Site$35.00 per nightAt select sitesThis extra is for special events only The standard for tent sites is one vehicle only. For the Robidoux Rendezvous Road Race, and the National Championships Gravel Race only.
5-gallon potable water with spigot$15.00 per itemAt select sites5-gallon potable water with self-serve spigot. The bottle and spigot must be returned.