Stay connected while camping in the Cornhusker State.
Whether you’re driving to the clifftop viewpoints of Scotts Bluff National Monument, hiking through forested canyons at Chadron State Park, or cooling off with a swim at Ponca State Park—exploring Nebraska is all about hitting the open road and getting back to nature. But what about if you want to stay connected? Nebraska’s national and state parks are slow on the uptake with wifi, but there are a few places where you’ll find free internet access. There’s wifi at the Visitor Center at the Agate Fossil Beds National Monument, wifi access at Platte River State Park, and internet at the lodge in Eugene T. Mahoney State Park. For high-speed wifi direct to your campsite, your best bet is checking into an RV park or resort—many campgrounds around Lincoln and Omaha provide free wifi, along with full hookups and cable TV.