This was our first time staying at the campground. We have been driving across the USA from NJ to…read moreCA so we have experienced many kinds of campgrounds. This is one of the better ones we have stayed in. The laundry, shower, restrooms are nice. The grounds are kept up. The pool and kids area are good. I would like to state the owners and camp staff are very helpful as our trailer had some issues some of which we were able to fix. They were helping us find a good mobile RV repair person. I appreciate the friendliness of staff The next time we are in the area we will be staying here. I recommend this campground.

Bring earplugs. Very nice campground. Just stayed here one night. Very clean showers. Firepit and…read morepicnic tables. But bring earplugs cause it's Right next to loud I-80 freeway and train in the distance.

We've been renting a lot for our rv from Washington Terrace for the last three years. I wasn't sure…read moreif this was the right place for us when I saw it (there are a lot of lots) but am now extremely happy we decided to try it. The management was very helpful in getting our rv hooked up as we were first time rv buyers. The location is near all the amenities we could ask for while being quiet at night. Our neighbors were welcoming and friendly, and made me feel safer about leaving our rv for extended periods of time while my husband was between jobs and we went back home. The park itself is neatly kept. Some may not like being asked to cut their grass, but I appreciated it as all the lots were well maintained. Sadly, my husband's job has ended and we're taking our rv back home. If he ever has work in the area again and we need a place to rent, Washington Terrace remains our first choice.

Music in the Park...great music (rock and roll) every Thursday over the summer...bring your chair…read moreand your furbabies...dance if you feel it! Make friends and socialize!

My baseball team and I were in a tough pinch after Avis overbooked by over 40 vehicles. We needed…read morea 15 passenger van. Logan not only helped us originally find the reservation (which was for a different company) but when we were SOL from Avis, he found a last minute reservation for us and totally saved the day. Thank you for your professionalism and staying true to your reservations/offerings.

Great customer service. Fast and efficient. Picked out a nice car for my family when it was their…read morechoice. Left a watch and they contacted me via phone call immediately.

Quiet and clean. Courtesy shuttle to hotel. Complimentary breakfast served. There is a 24 hour mini…read moremarket that has sandwiches and beverages.

Overall a pretty nice place to stay. I came down here for a work function, which I was able to use…read morethe conference rooms as well. The hotel staff treated all of the employees from my company very well, which we were catered for lunch each day. The lunches provided by the hotel were superb. The hotel bar is stocked well, however no real bartender, so stick with basic dining old fashioneds. The rooms are nicely set up, microwaves and fridges. Beds were pretty comfortable, not too hard. For the cons: they charge for parking $30 for two nights. The shower wasn't the cleanest.

Giving this place 2 stars because they were super nice, but otherwise wouldn't recommend. We camped…read morehere on a road trip and it was pretty sketchy. Wouldn't recommend if you're camping with kids, but might be tolerable if you're a college age and wanting to party. They had closed down food trucks and plastic port-o-potties. The river was nice, but that's about it.

I think this is one of my favorite parks around Omaha. The owner is great, always putting on…read moredifferent kinds of events for different groups of people (young adults, families, etc.) They have an ATM on site, as well as outdoor showers. Also a permanent canopy/tent that can serve snacks etc. Right by the Elkhorn River. Campsites all along the edge of the river, all have fire pits. Picnic tables everywhere. Beach access to the river (you can also set up an appointment with Uncle Scott's Outfitters and be picked up at this park to drive up river and float down the river for a couple of hours, then you get off at Riverwest's beach. Private park open to the public, so you have to pay to get in. I personally don't have little kids or anything but I have seen plenty of families camp out here.

Donna sent me and my kids to the perfect location in Cancun. We had an amazing time, and everything…read morewas handled perfectly

Donna had very poor communication. She was not helpful when we needed help. Our hotel was not what…read morewe expected. We paid for an upgrade and didn't get it.

I've always wanted to ride the train, so I decided to book 2 tickets for my husband and I from…read moreOmaha to Utah. A 24 hour trip in total. I saw video reviews so I decided to try Coach because of the reclining seats and room they provide. I think it would be great for a day trip but if you are going farther like we did, spend the extra money and get a room. It was pretty tough to sleep in the reclining seats for 24 hours. The nice thing is you can get up and move around the train. We went to the observation car and the café car. We didn't get a chance to try the dining car because you have to have a reservation . Those with a room get first choice. The view was gorgeous when we got to the mountains. It was also cool to see the little towns. The lady down in the café, was super sweet and very informative the rest of the staff was fair on the train. The people in the station were very friendly. If you're not able to eat at the dining cart, I suggest bring your own food. Our train ran two hours late and I only bought snacks and drinks. The food in the café is all bagged microwave food. It's good for something fast but if you want a real meal and you're not able to get off it, it gets old. We were able to stop in Denver for about 30 minutes and go to the Whole Foods, which was great. But other than that because our train was running late we didn't have very many stops to get a quality meal. All in all if you have the time and the money, the train is a really fun option. We do plan on taking a day trip and getting a room for our next long trip.

We took our first Amtrak trip (Omaha to Chicago) this summer, we loved it so much that we rode it…read moreto Denver last weekend. I did prefer the Chicago trip, because the dining car and snack car are available during the trip, and the view from the train is beautiful. There is a sightseeing car but even just in the coach seats - the windows are so big. The train is a little shabby but the seats, legroom, overhead storage - all this is SO MUCH better here than on a plane. The nighttime trip to Denver was kind of a drag since you just need to go sit down and try to sleep. Dining and snack cars closed for most of that trip. We only traveled coach, I hear the sleeper cars are nice, but they are expensive. Meals are included for sleeper cars. For coach, you can pay to eat in the dining car. It's a little expensive but it's fun and I liked the food and LOVED the staff there. Amtrak is notorious for not running on time. The issue is that they don't have their own tracks. Therefore they don't have priority usage of the tracks if there are any problems with the freight trains. We just don't have a passenger rail infrastructure in the US anymore, which is too bad. So the routes and schedules for Amtrak are very limited. I haven't been in the Omaha station. The hours are weird, because the schedules of the trains in Omaha are around 11pm and around 5am. We didn't need to go in the station because we had bought tickets online and we could just get on the train. There's no security line, and you can bring food and drinks etc with you. Or pretty much anything, but check to make sure because some things (like electric skateboards) are not allowed. And other things (like bikes) might require an extra fee. The train does not seem to be accessible in regard to mobility issues, but maybe accommodations can be made. I don't know how parking at the station works. We live in the Old Market so we just walk to the station. I loved both our trips, but definitely preferred the daytime one to Chicago. The nice thing about the nighttime trip to Denver is that it was like having an extra day of vacation, since night travel wasn't stressful and we kind of dozed off and on during the journey. And it's great to arrive at the station in the city downtown rather than at an airport far away. We just got off the train and walked to our hotel.

The best rates in Omaha of you need a no frills weekly or monthly hotel. The building is old but…read moreclean and they have cable and maid service as well. The lady who manages the hotel is super nice and even cooks meals for all the guests at the hotel on special holidays. I stayed there for 6 months and enjoyed my stay greatly. If I ever need to go back to hotel living I would check there first.