Shout out to Rivers edge RV very nice place to stay. We stayed in a spot right on the river didn't…read morecost a lot more money or anything a wonderful helper Kathy she saw us pull in and it was closing time and she waited and checked us in and drove us back to where our spot was and check to see if we needed anything else. She was such a sweetheart. The place is very nice. It's somewhat simple. They have Astroturf, which was nice with a picnic table and a couple of Adirondack chairs and like I said it was right at the river's edge. There's a nice green grassy area nice place to walk your dogs too very pleasant place. Suggest if you haven't stayed there before in your passing through. That's better than staying in Casper. I think wonderful restaurant ask Kathy about it. It's down the street but I can't remember the name steakhouse with seafood and chops. Very unusual menu.

Great spot for a few days stop in windy November. Lois gave us a thorough and thoughtful check in…read moreand a warm welcome. Everything is kept tidy and shipshape. The restrooms are clean and functional, hot showers! Lovely walking area along the river.

This place is a little hidden gem! Owners are so kind and friendly, it's so quiet and remote but…read morestill only about 30 min from target, walmart, Ross etc. Landscape is beautiful and they are on the North Platte River so we did fishing with the kids and saw so much wild life. It's not a fancy resort but we like that. The rolling hills and sunsets were amazing to look at everyday. The road to get there is a dirt road but well maintained and fairly easy to get through with our travel trailer. They also honor passport America so that was a bonus for us. Laundry units are also clean and nice. Will definitely stop here again on our travels!

The owner is awesome! Really makes you feel at home and goes out of his way to try and help. If you…read moreare staying long term or just a night or two I definitely recommend staying here. Cheapest in the Casper area as well. Spaces are spread out and easy to maneuver a big rig.

After reading some reviews I was concerned that I'd scheduled this park. After arriving I found it…read moreto be a good location to stay for a few nights while passing through. When checking in I found the woman at the counter to be friendly, she placed us in a pull through because of the size of our rig with FHU 50 amp. Yes many of the sites are in full sun but they have made up for it by provide pleasant grassy areas with picnic tables within the park. Yes there are people living in the park, those I spoke to in the laundry seemed very friendly. There were a few old trailers but at no point did we feel unsafe or uncomfortable here. Also the park was very quiet at night. Seemed like they had staff working on the upkeep of grounds throughout the day. I did not check out the shower or bathrooms so can not give opinion on them. The laundry was clean and equipment worked fine. They handed out a set of rules at checkin that I appreciate that include pets and speed limits. There were two dog parks at different locations with ample supply of bags. The Fort Casper Museum is right next to it and has a beautiful green belt around it with easy access to paved trails to walk or ride your bike. Within the park is a river walk trail where you can view the Platte River, close by is a place to launch your kayaks or rafts. Is it a not a resort, however it fulfilled our needs for our brief stay, in fact I wish we had stayed longer to take full advantage to the trails close by.

Very helpful staff. Came in late and they were very accommodating and friendly. Really decent…read morepeople.

Clean laundry and bath facilities along with a very friendly manager who has the knowledge about…read morethe RVing experience as well as the area restaurants and current events happening. As a seasoned traveler, I'd highly recommend staying here because it's an inexpensive, clean and a centrally located park without the "price elevating amenities" that far too many don't use anyway. It's always nice to meet good, honest rule/law abiding people. As for the clientele that passes through, the majority are responsible people who respect others and the property, but then there are those who I've encountered and have ZERO respect for and they are those who feel they are above everyone else, by NOT following the rules, with a sense of "entitlement" and thinking they are more important than every other guest and in some circumstances forcing the manager to perform duties that are the guest's responsibility. Then there are the complainer types, who want a 5-star experience for next to nothing but don't consider the environment and either should just stay home or in a hotel because RVing is ALL about new experiences, with most be good but there are misleading websites and I like others have stayed in a very bad/dumpy park. I wouldn't stay anywhere else because I have stayed at other locations nearby that weren't worth the cost or accommodating to the average traveler for a long-term stay (4-6mos), but there are a whole lot of travelling workers, so it's understandable and summer is busy.

The people who own it are very nice. Some of the campers are residents and the others are…read moretravelers. It is right off I25. The highway is very close. Surprisingly for a private campground you are not squeezed in. We enjoyed our stay and we had a shady spot too!

Some rules before visiting: Pack it in, pack it out. Do not leave trash here, take it with you and…read moreproperly dispose of it. Let's leave this beautiful place as beautiful as it was before we came, so that others can experience this awe-inspiring spot. By the way, the park is NOT right off of the highway. It is probably at least a 5-10 minute drive off of the highway, all the way down Ayres Natural Bridge Rd. There is NO cell connection by the time that you get to the park area/camping site. Your phone's GPS gets you where you need to be, and then follow the paved road down. There are private properties around, so be aware. You honestly can't comprehend the true beauty until you are actually there. Pictures do not do this park justice.

If you are in the area, definitely worth a stop. Not much else around, that's for sure! Some…read morecampsites for up to 30 feet rigs; but no dogs allowed at all. There is no fee for day use. Grounds are very well maintained with TLC, and it shows. Groundskeepers are present and active. Nice picnic areas, some nice spots for wading. The natural bridge is a wonder, and you can wade underneath it. There is a short trail that takes you to the top of the bridge. Also some red canyon walls that were worth a view.

We stayed here in July of 2026 on our way to the Tetons in a Camping Cabin. When we arrived it was…read more103° and unfortunately our A/C unit wasn't working, after moving into another cabin and having the same problem they upgraded us into their airstream, zero charge to us and resolved the issue. 4 days later on our way back home we had booked the exact cabin we stayed in on our way to the Tetons. In such a short time they had already swapped in brand new units into every cabin. Their customer service here has been the best we've experienced at any KOA. It is clean, modern and updated, they have wonderful amenities (the pool especially!), and the list goes on! Personally we would like to thank Jeff, and Dana and all of the staff here for going above and beyond to ensure we enjoyed our stay! We would 10/10 recommend to anyone considering coming here!

We needed an unplanned overnight stop during our 3000 mile trip from Dallas to Montana to South…read moreDakota back to Dallas. They has an excellent pull-thru 5th wheel site with loads of amenities. Playground. Dog park. Patio furnishings. Propane and beer sales. It is clean and staff super friendly. Highly recommend.

What a great town park. Glenrock Town Park is located near Deer Creek, but accessible via Birch…read moreStreet, one of the town's main streets. The entrance off Birch Street takes you under a railroad trestle and as you enter the park, the first thing you'll notice is the number of trees. Had I not seen the picnic tables, baseball field, tennis courts, the playground equipment, and what looked like a skate park, once I passed under that trestle, I'd have thought I was in a mini forest. I was really impressed with this nice, well-kept park. As a bonus, there's an easy walking path nearby -- that's a little over two miles long -- and is a good way to enjoy nature or do something with the family after you've had your picnic. Glenrock Town Park is near an RV Campground -- I didn't notice that until I got to the back of the park -- but for anyone camping there, they have a buffer from the noise. Not only because of the trees, but because this park is only open from sunrise to ten at night.

Staff that greeted us were very friendly. Staff kept the dog park very well maintained and they…read moremake sure dog poop is not left unattended. The park is older, but very well maintained. The laundry room and showers/restrooms are also older, but very clean. My husband went out to get a coffee across the street and owner gave him a lift in the golf cart. Overall we had a pleasant stay. The sites are a good size and the park is easy to navigate. Stress free stay.

We stayed here for one night going from Yellowstone to mt Rushmore. We arrived and staff were…read moreextremely helpful and friendly. The sites are really good size and easy to get into. The restrooms were older but very clean. They also have a nice laundry clean laundry room. They have a nice park and putt putt for kids as well as two clean dog parks. Highly recommend

OMG. I wish I could post a picture. Our site was muddy from watering the small patch of grass…read more There are active train tracks behind the campground. Shade is limited & we are very near the highway. This park does not deserve its rating. On the plus side: restrooms are very clean & pool looks very inviting. No cable tv available. FYI. This campground is using the name Casper East RV Park.

We stopped here on our way to the sturgis bike rally. We only stayed one night in a camping tent…read more Pros: The bathrooms were extremely clean. Showers were spotless and there was even music playing inside. Staff was sweet. Residents were kind. Cons: You guys! This place sits like TEN feet from the railroad tracks. They ran from 1am to 3am and were loud enough to wake us and feel the ground vibration. Not to mention the TRAIN HORNS. As reference we were camping on the edge of the property near the fence in a tent. Could be different if you are in a trailer.