Great Western Park Campground

G R E A T  W E S T E R N  P A R K  C A M P G R O U N D

Campground amenities include a shower house and restrooms, dump station, shelter houses, and a walking trail.

All Carroll County Conservation campground have a 14-night maximum stay, 24 hours out before re-entering.

Every campsite has one picnic table and one fire ring, please do not take these items from other sites.

P R I C I N G

Electric &/or water sites - $18.00 per night (30/50 AMP)

Non-electric (tent) sites - $10.00 per night

Shower - $4.00 per non registered camper

*campground prices are subject to change prior to campground opening.

R E G I S T R A T I O N

There is a kiosk that all campers must register at the day they arrive.

FIRST-COME, FIRST-SERVE

All of Carroll County Conservation campgrounds are on a first-come, first-serve basis. We do not take any reservation for our campgrounds, including Great Western Park Campground.

R U L E S  &  R E G U L A T I O N S

- All campers must register the day the enter the campground & have receipt posted at campsite

                - Registration envelope must be filled out in full

- Registered campers must be at least 18 years of age & at least 21 years of age if alcoholic beverages are on site

- Park Hours are from 5:00am until 10:30pm, quite hours are enforced between 10:30pm and 5:00am

                -Great Western Park closes at 10:30pm, this includes the roadway, all traffic through the park after 10:30pm is monitored.

- Pets must be kept on a leash no longer than 6ft at all times or kenneled. Park users must immediately clean up after their pets. Violators will be ticketed.

T E N T  C A M P I N G

Tents are allowed in non-numbered sites only, however, tents accompanied by a trailer & paying $10.00 non-electric/tent fee would be allowed on the same numbered site. One tent for kids under the age of 18 is allowed with a larger tent at no additional charge.

A trailer is defined as a unit that has the capability to use water, sewer, & electric hook ups.

Carroll County Conservation currently manages over 2,700 acres at 27 different areas.