Twenty minutes off I-80. Two private lakes, full hookups, and a gated lakeside campground — the closest real RV destination to the La Vista and Sarpy County corridor.
La Vista sits right at the I-80 and Hwy 75 interchange — one of the busiest highway junctions in Nebraska. Most travelers pass straight through. The ones who pull off Hwy 75 South for 20 more minutes find Merritt Beach RV Park: two private lakes, full hookups, and a gated campground that makes every other stop on this corridor look like a parking lot.
Take I-80 West to Hwy 75 South — about 17 miles. It’s the most direct exit on the I-80 corridor that drops you at a real lakeside campground. No detours, no backtracking.
La Vista is at the crossroads of I-80 and Hwy 75. Whether you’re heading west through Nebraska or traveling the Hwy 75 corridor between Sioux City and Kansas City, this is one of the most convenient exits in the state to a full-hookup campground.
A swimming lake and a separate stocked fishing lake, both on the property, both included in your stay. There’s nothing comparable in La Vista, Papillion, or anywhere else in Sarpy County.
Run your rig exactly as you would at home. No generator nights, no dry camping, no restrictions. Both 30- and 50-amp service is available at every pad.
Working on a project in Sarpy County? House-hunting between La Vista and Bellevue? Monthly sites are available month-to-month. Stay as long as your situation requires.
Two private lakes, a swimming beach, fire rings, and a gated community of long-term campers — here’s what everyday life at Merritt Beach looks like.
Every amenity is included with every stay — overnight, monthly, or seasonal. No tiers, no hidden fees.
On-site water at your pad for your full stay.
Run AC, appliances, and devices without a generator.
Private on-site lake — beach access all season.
A separate stocked lake on the property, steps away.
Secured, managed campground — registered guests only.
All stay types welcome pets, subject to leash/cleanup rules.
Sand volleyball, playground, and biking paths.
Designated fire rings with onsite firewood available.
Campground events for monthly and seasonal guests.
April through October — full campground season with full hookups and private lakes. The most convenient seasonal RV camping option on the I-80 / Hwy 75 corridor.
Season opens April 1. Quieter pads, excellent spring fishing, and cooler temps before the summer rush. A great time to arrive from La Vista or Papillion and claim your preferred site before peak-season occupancy fills the campground.
The swimming lake is fully open, and the campground is at its most active. Short-term monthly slots fill fast in peak season — if you’re working a summer project in Sarpy County or need a La Vista-area base for the family, contact the campground before June.
Cooler evenings, prime fishing conditions, and the campground winding down toward close. Many long-term residents say fall is the best season — quieter, less crowded, and beautiful mornings on the lake before the October 31 close.
Seasonal lease holders can store their RV on the pad through the winter months. The deposit and renewal deadline is August 31 — contact the campground before the end of summer to secure your site for the following season.
Pull off I-80 at Hwy 75 South, and you’re 20 minutes from camp — and in reach of everything in the La Vista and Sarpy County corridor, from Cabela’s to Omaha’s world-class attractions.
USSTRATCOM headquarters in Bellevue. Contractors and military families use Merritt Beach regularly.
Outdoor water park in Papillion — great for families during peak summer weeks.
Triple-A baseball in nearby Papillion. An easy summer evening outing, 15 minutes north.
The flagship outdoor retail store off I-80 — fishing gear, camping supplies, and the famous aquarium display.
World-class zoo in Omaha — one of the top-ranked in the US. Worth the 35-minute drive.
Historic cobblestone dining, galleries, live music, and nightlife in Downtown Omaha.
900+ acres of old-growth forest in Bellevue with hiking trails and Missouri River overlooks.
La Vista’s main dining and shopping hub — dozens of restaurants, Target, Best Buy, and more, minutes from camp.
All rate types include full hookups and both private lakes. Whether you’re off the highway for the night or looking for a summer base near Sarpy County, there’s a rate that fits.
Westbound on I-80? Heading down Hwy 75? Take the exit and spend the night at a real lakeside campground instead of a highway lot. Full hookups, two lakes, 20 minutes from La Vista.
Working a contract job in La Vista, Sarpy County, or the Bellevue area? Between housing? Monthly sites let you stay as long as you need — no full-season lease required, full hookups every night.
Lock in your pad from April through October. Priority site selection, winter storage eligibility, and the best per-night rate on the lake — ideal for La Vista and Sarpy County families who want a real summer home.
Common questions from guests searching for RV camping near La Vista, the I-80 corridor, and the Sarpy County area.
Approximately 17 miles south of La Vista center via I-80 West to Hwy 75 South — about a 20-minute drive. From the I-80 / Hwy 75 interchange, it’s even closer. If you’re already traveling Hwy 75, it’s a straight shot south with no highway changes.
Yes. La Vista sits at the I-80 / Hwy 75 junction — one of the busiest interchange points in Nebraska. Instead of stopping at a highway rest area or big-box lot, take Hwy 75 South 17 miles to a full-hookup campground with two private lakes. Far better than anything else within 30 miles of that exit.
Yes. Cabela’s flagship store in La Vista is approximately 5 minutes from La Vista center, and the campground is 20 minutes south on Hwy 75. If you’re stocking up on fishing gear at Cabela’s before or after a trip, Merritt Beach is a natural next stop.
April 1 through October 31. Peak season is June through August. Winter storage (November through March) is available for seasonal guests with a signed lease and deposit in place by August 31.
Yes — Merritt Beach is a gated campground. All guests, including overnight visitors, must contact the campground before arriving to confirm availability and receive gate access instructions. Walk-up or drive-up entry is not available.
Yes. All overnight guests receive water and 30 or 50-amp electric hookups at their site. Sewer is not available on-site, but local pump-out providers come to your RV on-pad for a small fee.
Yes. Monthly RV sites are available on a month-to-month basis — no full-season lease required. This is a popular option for contractors and workers on extended projects anywhere in Sarpy County, Bellevue, or the Omaha metro.
Most people fly past La Vista on I-80. The ones who take Hwy 75 South find two private lakes, full hookups, and a gated campground that actually earns an overnight stop.
Prefer to call? 402-979-1196 · we answer phones until 11pm every night.
