Good place for an overnight stop. Small RV park we stayed and pulled through number nine and there…read morewas plenty of room.

Stayed here for one night while heading home. The manager was informative and entertaining, she…read moreled us right to our spot. Water pressure, AC voltage and sewer were all top notch. Quiet nights sleep, not near the hiway! Short walk to the platte, very nice access to the river. Clean well run park. Great for passing through or longer if you are staying in the area.

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.

Great stay They had nice patio areas next to the rv hook…read moreups with nice chairs right next to the river good stay

From the Sign, pool and grounds keeping has some up keeping to do…read more I would think Koa's have certain standards.... bathrooms are clean tho. Pool was closed in June and closes at7pm. When it's 100* kids need a pool.. so do adults. Expensive for what you get..

We stayed at this KOA as it is very convenient to Deadwood and the surrounding cities and…read moreattractions (Mount Rushmore, Custer, etc). Sites were clean and well maintained. While we weren't there for it, there is very little cell signal and forget WiFi. Staff was friendly but unavailable after 6pm. The showers and bathrooms were in disrepair (with signage indicating that stalls and showers were closed for renovation). The kids loved the slope for bike riding. We did not use any other amenity available.

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

Fort Caspar Campground for me was a pleasant stay. It's pretty much a giant RV Park with tons and…read moretons of trailers. I had read that this place is full of a lot of locals living here on a part time/full time basis. That seemed to bother people according to other reviews...like...that it makes Fort Caspar a shady/trashy spot to stay at. But I would generally disagree with all those opinions. I was simply looking for a reasonable/affordable campground to pitch my tent and sleep for the evening. And I found this Fort Caspar to be just fine. I had no problems and the "locals" never once confronted me or gave me a hard time about anything. Once I arrived here I set up camp in a quiet section of the park for primitive campsites and was set to go for the rest of my time. Fort Caspar is located just outside Casper, Wyoming. So while I spent the day in the heart of Casper getting my car inspected and refilling groceries and supplies for my cross country road trip, Fort Caspar was a worthwhile campsite for me to choose to end my day and "recharge my battery" for continuing on my journey. I discovered Fort Caspar through the camping app on my phone called Campendium. Although they didn't feature an option for booking a campsite online, all I had to do was make a phone call to them to reserve my site. Traveling spontaneously...I called Fort Casper at the last minute of the day and they mentioned they'd leave me a packet and guide for my stay on the grounds. The hosts were leaving around 5pm and they simply mentioned to pay for my site in an envelope and deposit it off in the front box near the Main Office. For my primitive campsite it was $25. I paid cash though I can't specifically remember if they accepted checks or credit cards. Upon arriving here, I'd basically describe Fort Caspar as your good old fashioned Trailer/RV and Campground Park. I drove in on a dirt road, stopped at the main office and leisurely went straight to my campsite to set up my tent. What I always appreciate about RV/Trailer Parks is they usually offer restrooms and showers for guests. Well...no different here. I found them to be clean, well maintained and efficient. For late afternoon, no one was using them so I mostly had privacy while washing up. I'd say the showers and bathrooms were about a 5 minute walk from the campsites. Also, they even offered a pretty clean little mobile bathroom much closer to the campsites....this way you sort of don't have to walk back and forth every time you need to use the toilet. At my campsite it had a barbecue pit for grilling, though I had already eaten dinner prior to coming here. But...you could grill on the grounds using charcoal. The sites also had a very quiet element to them. There were 10 campsites on the grounds and I felt like they were all situated far away from each other. I had a good night's rest and the following morning I felt refreshed. Just some other notes and points of interest according to Fort Caspar's website... - 86 RV sites including 14 pull through up to 44 feet. - 30 and 50 amp services. - 2 private fishing ponds. - Playground. - 24 hour laundry mat. - 3 grassy areas for picnics. - Walking trails, wildlife and a store for any little extras you may need at the last moment. Overall, I was happily satisfied with my stay at Fort Caspar Campground. I mean...for $25...I got a quiet campground with showers and restrooms to clean myself up. And although according to other folks they were disturbed by suspicious activity going on from the locals...I found none of this to be true. If I ever return to the area...I'd gladly come back to Fort Caspar and recommend it to those adventurers/tourists who may be traveling on a whim and looking for an affordable campground/trailer park located just outside downtown Casper, Wyoming.

We loved this park! Big rig friendly and the people were super nice. Glendo lake is really close…read moreand the Platt river is not to far away, water from the power house flows into the Platt river. Spacious spots,showers/restrooms were clean. Will recommend this spot. Saw trains in the distance , but did not hear them.

Had to give 1 star just to post. Place is clean but store has no food, the trains will keep you up…read morewith the whistle blowing all night long . All in all, a lot of money with no perks

Broken Arrowhead RV Park is by far the best in the Douglas area…read more Pennie is absolutely great to work with and she keeps the park in top co condition. If you are looking for a well-run, clean, and reasonable RV Park, look no further than Broken Arrowhead in Douglas.​

do not recommend. lady is very controlling tries to control what you do she came to my door an told…read moreme to be out on the first because "I was too lazy to go to the store because always order door dash" then proceeded to ask me why my vehicles never move made comment about us not working... we own our own business therefor we do not have to work an anyone who knows the oil field election year gets slow!!! she then proceeded to back into my rv with the orange tractor she drives around the park everyday an then denied it. worst place I have ever stayed!!! will never go back an will never recommend anyone to her!!!

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!

Super well kept and friendly staff. The grounds were freshly mowed. The showers were clean with…read moregood water pressure.

We stayed here just one night but this KOA is well maintained. It was clean, large spots and great…read moreowners. Right across the back road is a fabulous restaurant called the Hangar! Definitely worth staying here!

The kindest and most friendly staff! They helped us quickly move into a space for our 1-night stay!…read moreBeautiful area. Clean sites!

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.