Robin
For Seward County Fairground: This is a no frills “campground”. Sites are very narrow and are basically a parking lot with utilities. We arrived late afternoon and there were just 2 sites left. Half of the sites are occupied by long term campers. Being a Friday night and next to the high school football field, we had to endure listening to extremely loud music followed by the ball game announcements. Access to the campground can be tricky as residential streets are narrow and have deep dips that will cause longer rigs to bottom out, I recommend using Western St to 8th to avoid damage. This is an inexpensive overnight stop ($10 for electric only, $40 FHU).
Posted Nov 02, 2024 by Robin from Minnesota . This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
Robin
For Seward County Fairground: This is a no frills “campground”. Sites are very narrow and are basically a parking lot with utilities. We arrived late afternoon and there were just 2 sites left. Half of the sites are occupied by long term campers. Being a Friday night and next to the high school football field, we had to endure listening to extremely loud music followed by the ball game announcements. Access to the campground can be tricky as residential streets are narrow and have deep dips that will cause longer rigs to bottom out, I recommend using Western St to 8th to avoid damage. This is an inexpensive overnight stop ($10 for electric only, $40 FHU).
Posted Nov 02, 2024 by Robin from Minnesota . This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
Robin
For Seward County Fairground: This is a no frills “campground”. Sites are very narrow and are basically a parking lot with utilities. We arrived late afternoon and there were just 2 sites left. Half of the sites are occupied by long term campers. Being a Friday night and next to the high school football field, we had to endure listening to extremely loud music followed by the ball game announcements. Access to the campground can be tricky as residential streets are narrow and have deep dips that will cause longer rigs to bottom out, I recommend using Western St to 8th to avoid damage. This is an inexpensive overnight stop ($10 for electric only, $40 FHU).
Posted Nov 02, 2024 by Robin from Minnesota . This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
Ralph Monge
For Seward County Fairground: Great spot to pull in and back up for the night. Overnight is free, Electric $10/night, Electric and Water $20/night, Full hookup $30/night. Huge gravel lot with 12 spaces.
Posted Jul 28, 2023 by Ralph Monge from Sewerd Co Fairground. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
Wanderers
For Seward County Fairground: Same as previous reviews, except our pedestal worked well. Most of the spaces were occupied when we arrived but still plenty of room for us. Single row of back in sites with utilities along the back. Walmart Neighborhood Market and associated fuel station across the street are no longer open. Nothing going on at the fairgrounds while we were there so very quiet.
Posted Mar 27, 2022 by Wanderers from Everywhere. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
allsAb10107
For Seward County Fairground: Hasn't changed much since the 2017 review. Gravel parking lot, very flat. You have to back into the space. No one around. Full hookups, 20, 30, 50 amps, water and sewer. No amenities, but it's cheap, depending on what you hook up to. You leave a check in the lock box. The Walmart across the street looks permanently closed.
An Update from the review I just gave. I'm not sure about the electricity provided. I plugged into the 2nd spot and everything seemed fine but then I noticed that one electrical plug and an air conditioner wasn't working. I moved the connection to another station and the air conditioner and plug worked but other things didn't, such as the microwave. ??
Posted May 15, 2019 by allsAb10107 from . This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
19KC69
For Seward County Fairground: I don't recommend you follow the address directions in your GPS. It states to go on Stadium Ave. Although this WILL get you onto the fairgrounds, and you WILL see RV hookups, but they are not the right ones. The ones you will see on Stadium Ave are only 30 amp service with only a few sites having water and none of them offer sewer. After we hooked up to on of these 30 amp sites, we took a walk, just to look around, and found out that the FHU sites are actually located on 8th St, AND you can see Walmart right across the street. Here are the GPS coordinates for the actual FHU sites: 37.02'24.00N 100.56'35.88W. If you can't see Walmart across the street, you are in the wrong area of the fairgrounds. We have a 46 foot fifth wheel and we fit just fine. We stayed here in Oct 2017. The description of the RV park is exactly what it is...a parking lot with FHU capability. All the hookups are located in the rear, so make sure you have enough hose/cable to reach. This is a nice area to spend a few nights. Don't miss visiting The Land of Oz museum and definitely take the tour, it was pretty cute ($7 per adult with a $1 military discount).
Posted Oct 26, 2017 by 19KC69 from Michigan. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
