Trenton, Nebraska, draws RV travelers to Swanson Reservoir State Recreation Area's 6,000-acre playground for walleye fishing and boating. Seven parks in our directory hug the shores, rates start at $10 a night. Camp here to launch kayaks at dawn or grill fresh catch by sunset.
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Trenton anchors Hitchcock County's prairie edge, steps from Swanson Reservoir's sandy beaches and Frenchman Creek's flow. Anglers hook walleye during summer tournaments. Families paddle canoes or spot bald eagles along the water's rim. The town's grain elevators tower over Main Street, where locals share reservoir tips at the Trenton Cafe.
Spring Canyon Campground fits budget hunters with $10 to $25 nights, 30- and 50-amp hookups, and showers for quick reservoir dashes. Macklin Bay Campground welcomes big rigs at $25 a night with full amenities, ideal for weeklong boaters. Lake View Campground grants panoramic water views, suiting photographers and families who crave lakeside sunsets.
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Trenton stands out for Swanson Reservoir State Recreation Area and its walleye fishing. This 6,000-acre lake draws boaters and anglers from across Nebraska each summer. Families enjoy beaches and trails, while Main Street's cafe fuels post-adventure meals. Hitchcock County's quiet prairies frame it all.
Our directory lists seven RV parks, including Spring Canyon Campground, Macklin Bay Campground, and Lake View Campground at Swanson Reservoir SRA. These cluster five miles north of town along Highway 61. Expect 30- and 50-amp hookups, showers, and reservoir access at most.
Yes, Spring Canyon, Lake View, and Macklin Bay Campgrounds offer 50-amp service. These Swanson Reservoir sites also include showers and waterfront spots. Smaller rigs thrive on 30-amp options too, keeping costs low from $10 a night.