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Papa Moon Vineyards Winery Cidery
1. Papa Moon Vineyards Winery Cidery
90%
(49)
41mi from Hemingford · 1 site
Learn more about this land:Enjoy the winery and cider house with locally made foods and craft beverages. Walking paths and patios to view the Nebraska countryside. Kid friendly swing sets and yard games. Watch the wonderful Nebraska wild life and the beautiful sunsets the Nebraska prairie provides. Wonderful views of the city without all the noise.
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Peaceful Prairie Campsites
2. Peaceful Prairie Campsites
96%
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48mi from Hemingford · 6 sites · Tents, RVs
# Peaceful Prairie Campsites
Visit us and discover why Hipcamp has named Peaceful Prairie Campsites the **best Hipcamp to visit in Nebraska for the past three years.** Bordering the south side of Scotts Bluff National Monument, with private foot access into the park, we're less than two miles from Highway 71—making us **easy to find, easy to love, and easy to leave**, according to hundreds of guests who have shared their positive recommendations.
Peaceful Prairie Campsites encompasses **200+ acres of beautiful prairie pasture bordering Scotts Bluff National Monument.** Under the care of fourth-generation steward Lisa Betz-Marquez, the dramatic bluffs create a stunning backdrop for those seeking a private and peaceful experience, birding and wildlife watching, or an adventure-seeking hike.
### A Great Home Base for Exploring Western Nebraska
Our location also makes Peaceful Prairie a wonderful home base for exploring some of western Nebraska's most iconic landscapes and Oregon Trail history. In fact, you don't have to drive anywhere to experience our biggest attraction: **our prairie shares a boundary with Scotts Bluff National Monument**, and guests enjoy private foot access from our property into the south side of the Monument for hiking and exploring. The Monument's visitor center and historic Summit Road are only about 3 miles away by road. **Legacy of the Plains Museum is about 3 miles away, Wildcat Hills Nature Center about 11 miles, and iconic Chimney Rock just over 20 miles away.** Spend the day exploring, then come home to the prairie for sunset, wildlife, wide-open skies, and spectacular stargazing.
### Camping on the Prairie
Our rustic prairie sites—welcoming tents, cars, vans, rooftop tents, truck campers, and motorcycles—are located directly on the prairie. RVs and pull-behind trailers are not permitted on the prairie sites.
The prairie is a fragile environment, and protecting it is important to us. To preserve its beauty and health, trailers and RVs must book one of our designated RV sites. We appreciate your cooperation in helping us care for this special landscape.
Our **RV sites offer 50-amp electricity** and a rustic camping experience on crushed concrete near our corral, with foot access to the prairie just steps away.
All sites share access to delicious potable water from our underground well, a clean porta potty, and our funky outdoor camp shower with unheated water. Guests also enjoy private foot access to hiking at various levels of challenge on the south side of Scotts Bluff National Monument.
A small group of yearling cattle calls the prairie home during portions of the summer and may share the prairie camping area with guests, particularly during May and June.
Prairie guests have relished the feeling of having the place to themselves—to experience the majesty of the landscape, the magic of our star-filled night skies, and a soulful communion with the land.
### A Landscape With a Story
Lisa is the **fourth generation of her family to live on Valley View Farm**, located directly south of the prairie. Her family has stewarded these lands since 1925, but her family's roots in the valley reach even further back.
Lisa descends from one of the area's pioneer families. Her ancestor, **Martin Gering, arrived in the valley in 1887** and became an early investor in the fledgling town that would eventually bear his name: Gering, Nebraska.
If you're a history buff, ask Lisa to tell you more. There's a lot of history beneath these wide-open skies.
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Sunset Motel & RV Park
3. Sunset Motel & RV Park
100%
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19mi from Hemingford · 25 sites
Located in Alliance, Nebraska, conveniently situated on Highway 2, Sunset Motel & RV offers comfort, convenience, and plenty of space to unwind. Our large property features 23 updated guest rooms, 25 RV sites (both 30 & 50 amp), plenty of parking, and an indoor pool.
Guest rooms include new flooring and bathrooms, high-speed WiFi, cable TV, heating and air conditioning, and smart-lock contactless entry. Room options range from Single and Double Queens and Kings to a King & Queen combo and a King Suite with a kitchen.
We’re just minutes from local attractions, including the Alliance Municipal Airport, Skyview Golf Course, Sandhills Drive-In, Alliance Trap Club, and only 6 minutes from Carhenge! Sunset Motel & RV is your easy, reliable home base in the Nebraska Panhandle. We look forward to your stay.
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Nebraska National Forests and Grasslands
4. Nebraska National Forests and Grasslands
92%
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National forest 28mi from Hemingford · 72 sites
Ahhh, the heartland. Wide open spaces of undeveloped land in which to spread your wings and find some breathing room. Nebraska National Forests and Grasslands is one of these places, comprised of two forests of ponderosa pine and three grassland areas. Come here to set up your temporary little house on the prairie and be a pioneer camper for a while! Wandering and exploring is unrestricted for non-motorized travel here, meaning freedom is yours for the taking! If you don’t want to just head into the abyss, try visiting the nation's oldest federal tree nursery (awww, baby trees!), or the largest extinct bison boneland in the world at the Hudson-Meng Bison Research Center. Or, head to Soldier Creek Wilderness Area for a little rewilding and backcountry exploration. Keep your eyes peeled for prairie dogs and wildflowers popping their cute little heads up, rock formations dotting the landscape, and magic around every turn. There’s a lot going on in that grass!
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Chadron State Park
5. Chadron State Park
State park 27mi from Hemingford · 57 sites
Chadron State Park: A Haven for Outdoor Enthusiasts.
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Norgard Chicken Ranch
6. Norgard Chicken Ranch
100%
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31mi from Hemingford · 3 sites
Learn more about this land:We have clean, peaceful, quiet camping spaces one mile from town with electrical and water hookups. Beautiful firepit with wood available. Well maintained with a river running through property for fishing. Beautiful morning sunrises and great sunsets for a peaceful stay. On property are horses, chickens and cats.
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Memory Lane Campsite
7. Memory Lane Campsite
80%
(10)
31mi from Hemingford · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
Learn more about this land:We have the best sunrises and sunsets western Nebraska can offer! Great hiking and walking to Lovers Leap and Saddle Rock Buttes! Nice walk to downtown Crawford.
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Wildhorse Creek At BE Farm
8. Wildhorse Creek At BE Farm
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38mi from Hemingford · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
Get away from the hustle and bustle and settle into life on a real working farm in western Nebraska. BE Farm is a specialty cut-flower and pumpkin farm that offers a peaceful, grounded escape with wide-open skies and a strong sense of place.
Just over three hours from Denver, BE Farm is more than a place to spend the night—it’s a full immersion in farm life, nature, and fresh air. Nebraska’s iconic Chimney Rock is just 8 miles south, Scotts Bluff National Monument 25 miles west, and Carhenge 40 miles northeast, making day trips easy. At night, the Milky Way fills the sky—so bright it feels close enough to touch.
The campsite is tucked along Wildhorse Creek, shaded by trees and surrounded by wildlife. Deer, raccoons, and native birds are frequent visitors, and rainbow and brown trout glide through the water (no fishing allowed).
In summer, you may spot Farmer Billy tending crops or setting irrigation at sunrise or sunset—it’s all part of the rhythm of farm life here. During October, it’s Pumpkin Patch season, and campers are welcome to enjoy all the fall vibes BE Farm has to offer.
BE Farm is a welcoming, inclusive, and friendly farm space. All are invited to come as they are and enjoy the farm with respect for one another and the land.
Please note: From mid-September through the end of October, the farm is open to the public on Fridays (4 p.m.–dark), Saturdays (10 a.m.–9 p.m.), and Sundays (10 a.m.–6 p.m.). While other guests will be on the property during these hours, the campsite is set off to the side and designed to remain quiet and undisturbed.
If you have any questions before booking, feel free to reach out—I’m happy to help make your stay a great one.
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Meadowlark Hearth Farm Rustic Stay
9. Meadowlark Hearth Farm Rustic Stay
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42mi from Hemingford · 25 sites · Tents, RVs
These campsites are mainly for car campers and tent campers, although small RVs up to 20 ft are welcome as well. We invite you to enjoy our organic vegetable seed farm with its trees, nearby water, and abundant wildlife. You’ll see pelicans, turtles, herons, and other creatures, plus a few non-poisonous bullsnakes that help keep the mice at bay.
From our property, you’ll have the opportunity to experience nature on a working farm. Scotts Bluff National Monument is visible from the land and just a 15-minute drive away, along with the extensive Legacy of the Plains Museum. And nothing compares to a Nebraska sunrise or sunset, with skies exploding in unforgettable colors.
We are experienced farmers, and Nathan is a master naturalist who can lead hikes at nearby sites, including the Wildcat Hills. We also offer our farm products—grass-fed hamburger, garlic, and vegetable seeds—available for sale year-round. Seasonal vegetables and eggs may also be available.
Throughout the year, we host special events through the Living Environment Foundation. Our largest gatherings include the Ancestral Skills Festival in August and the Seed Fest in autumn.
This is a century farm, and the barn you’ll see on the property is over 100 years old and still in great condition. These are also the ancestral lands of the Lakota tribe. We are grateful for their stewardship and aim to honor their tradition of caring for the land through our certified organic and biodynamic farming practices.
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Fort Robinson State Park
10. Fort Robinson State Park
State park 33mi from Hemingford · 206 sites
Discover Fort Robinson State Park's rich history and outdoor splendor.
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Our Heritage Guest Ranch
11. Our Heritage Guest Ranch
43mi from Hemingford · 2 sites
Our land is located at the convergence of Pine Cover Bluffs dipping into the badlands and ending on a rolling prairie. This diverse landscape inspires artists and nature enthusiasts to visit and enjoy the variety of activities the ranch provides. The ranch sits at the center of natural geologic history, as well as rich pioneer and Native American heritage. Homesteaded in 1887 by ancestors of the current caretakers, you’ll find a wealth of knowledge about the land and its history.
Enjoy endless big skies as you soak in the sunrises, bright daytime views, and gorgeous sunsets that darken into spectacular views of the Milky Way galaxy. We are close to Mount Rushmore, Fort Robinson, Agate Fossil Beds, the paleo-Indian dig site known as the Hudson-Meng Bone Bed, and the Chadron Fur Trade Museum. Toadstool Geologic Park is our next-door neighbor.
While staying with us, ask your host about the activities offered, including history tours, introductions to fossil hunting, art opportunities, and field days focused on equine and natural ranching orientation seminars.
Our lodging is perfect for three small families or small groups of up to ten people. Three hookups with water and electric are available. Tent camping is also available.
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Bead Mountain View
12. Bead Mountain View
48mi from Hemingford · 1 site · Tent, RV
We are located next to the Platte River Basin Environments, Bead Mountain Ranch, with 3,000 acres of hunting, hiking, and horseback riding.
Open to public lands (walk-in only), this also connects to the Murphy Ranch, also managed by the PRBE, and is connected to Buffalo Creek WMA for over 7,000 acres combined.
It is an incredible spot for wildlife viewing, featuring mule deer, bighorn sheep, 120 species of resident and migratory birds, wild turkey, pheasants, bobcats, and mountain lions. Mule deer hunting is available via archery, muzzleloader, and rifle seasons.
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Jesekes Over The Hill Campground
13. Jesekes Over The Hill Campground
17mi from Hemingford
Jesekes Over The Hill Campground stands out as a serene escape in the Nebraska countryside, offering rustic RV sites that provide a perfect setting for peaceful retreats. Nestled near Alliance, this campground is surrounded by stunning natural landscapes, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike.
Guests can enjoy the tranquility of spacious sites that ensure privacy while being close to various attractions. The area boasts beautiful hiking trails, picturesque swimming holes, and opportunities for fishing and wildlife observation. Additionally, visitors can explore nearby restaurants and shops, enhancing their stay with local flavors and unique finds.
Whether you're looking to unwind in nature or embark on outdoor adventures, Jesekes Over The Hill Campground is the perfect spot to create lasting memories. Experience the charm of rural Nebraska and reconnect with the great outdoors at this hidden gem.
Crawford City Park
14. Crawford City Park
31mi from Hemingford
Experience the charm of our unique campground, where nature meets convenience with a variety of electrical hookups. We offer four camping pads equipped with 20-, 30-, and 50-amp electrical connections, available for just $20 per night on a first-come, first-served basis. Additionally, you’ll find three more non-pad sites with electricity conveniently located near the scenic White River Wacipi Arbor.
For those seeking a more rustic experience, dispersed dry camping is available throughout the park complex for only $10 per night. While public restrooms are accessible depending on the season, please note that shower facilities are not provided.
This campground is an ideal base for outdoor enthusiasts, with nearby attractions including beautiful natural features, swimming holes, and a variety of outdoor activities. Enjoy the tranquility of nature while being close to local restaurants and shops, making it a perfect getaway for families and adventurers alike.
Chimney Rock Pioneer Crossing RV Park
15. Chimney Rock Pioneer Crossing RV Park
41mi from Hemingford
Chimney Rock Pioneer Crossing stands out as a unique campground due to its breathtaking views of the iconic Chimney Rock formation, a historic landmark that has inspired countless travelers since the days of the Oregon Trail. Nestled at the intersection of Hwy 92 and CR 75, this campground is conveniently located just 20 miles east of Gering, Nebraska, and 12 miles west of Bridgeport, making it easily accessible for adventurers seeking a memorable outdoor experience.
When you plan your camping trip to Chimney Rock, you’ll find yourself immersed in the stunning Nebraska landscape, where you can set up your "Home on Wheels" amidst the same natural beauty that once captivated pioneers. As day transitions to night, the silhouette of Chimney Rock against a starry sky creates a magical atmosphere that enhances your camping experience.
The area surrounding Chimney Rock is rich in diverse flora and fauna, making it a paradise for nature enthusiasts. Whether you’re embarking on a family outing or enjoying a solo adventure, Chimney Rock offers an immersive experience that leaves a lasting impression. Visitors depart not only with cherished memories but also with a deeper appreciation for the natural wonders and the historical significance of these towering stone formations.
Prepare for an exciting adventure filled with fun and camaraderie as you explore this historic monument
Chimney Rock Pioneer Crossing
16. Chimney Rock Pioneer Crossing
41mi from Hemingford
Chimney Rock Campground stands out as a unique destination for outdoor enthusiasts, offering a remarkable blend of natural beauty and historical significance. Nestled beneath the iconic Chimney Rock formation, this campground allows visitors to set up their "Home on Wheels" amidst the stunning Nebraska landscape that once inspired pioneers on the Oregon Trail. As twilight descends, the breathtaking silhouette of Chimney Rock against a starlit sky creates an enchanting atmosphere that is truly unforgettable.
The area surrounding Chimney Rock is rich in diverse flora and fauna, making it a paradise for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts alike. Whether you're planning a family getaway or a solo retreat, Chimney Rock provides an immersive experience that resonates deeply with all who visit. Guests leave not only with cherished memories but also with a renewed appreciation for the wonders of nature and the fascinating stories woven into these majestic stone formations.
In addition to its natural allure, Chimney Rock Campground is conveniently located near various attractions, including swimming holes, hiking trails, and local dining options. This combination of scenic beauty and accessibility makes it an ideal spot for outdoor activities, ensuring that every visitor can enjoy the best of what this remarkable area has to offer.
High Plains Homestead
17. High Plains Homestead
41mi from Hemingford
Discover a truly unique getaway at our secluded campground, where the beauty of the Nebraska Badlands meets the tranquility of nature. Whether you’re planning a day trip or an extended stay, we invite you to make yourself at home and immerse yourself in the stunning landscapes that surround us.
Our campground boasts breathtaking views of the Nebraska Badlands and is conveniently located just 3 miles from the historic Hudson-Meng bison kill site, making it an ideal spot for history enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.
For those traveling with horses, Our Heritage Guest Ranch nearby offers excellent horse boarding services. Families and groups will find plenty of opportunities for adventure on our expansive 40 acres, perfect for exploring and creating lasting memories with your loved ones.
Backing up to the Oglala National Grasslands, our beautiful homestead provides a peaceful retreat for visitors of all ages. As night falls, prepare to be amazed by the spectacular stargazing opportunities, offering a front-row seat to the wonders of the night sky. Come experience the extraordinary charm of our campground and all the natural beauty it has to offer!
Riverside Campground
18. Riverside Campground
44mi from Hemingford
Riverside Campground stands out for its breathtaking views of Scotts Bluff National Monument, making it a perfect destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Nestled within the scenic Riverside Park, this campground offers a variety of accommodations, including 43 pull-through sites and 20 tent sites. Campers can choose from full-hookup, water and electric, or primitive site options, ensuring a comfortable stay for everyone.
Each campsite is equipped with essential amenities such as a fire ring and picnic table, allowing guests to enjoy cozy evenings under the stars. Riverside Campground also provides complimentary Wi-Fi and a bathhouse for added convenience.
In addition to the campground's offerings, Riverside Park features a range of recreational activities, including playgrounds, a disc golf course, a dog park, and fishing ponds. Visitors can also explore the nearby Riverside Discovery Center, a delightful zoo, or take a leisurely stroll along the Monument Valley Pathway. With its unique blend of natural beauty and family-friendly amenities, Riverside Campground is an ideal spot for your next outdoor adventure.
Captain Critters Country Campground
19. Captain Critters Country Campground
44mi from Hemingford
Discover the charm of CAPTAIN CRITTERS COUNTRY CAMPGROUND, a unique destination that caters to both large 44-ft fifth wheels and cozy 20-ft bumper pull trailers. Our campground is designed to provide a welcoming atmosphere for all types of campers, ensuring a memorable experience in the great outdoors.
Whether you're planning a short getaway for a night or two or looking for an affordable monthly stay, we offer competitive rates that make it easy to enjoy the beauty of nature without breaking the bank. Our spacious grounds provide ample privacy, allowing you to unwind and connect with the surrounding landscape.
In addition to our comfortable accommodations, CAPTAIN CRITTERS is conveniently located near a variety of attractions. Explore nearby natural features, take a refreshing dip in local swimming holes, or engage in outdoor activities like hiking and fishing. After a day of adventure, you can indulge in delicious meals at nearby restaurants or browse local shops for unique finds. Experience the perfect blend of relaxation and exploration at CAPTAIN CRITTERS COUNTRY CAMPGROUND!
Robidoux RV Park
20. Robidoux RV Park
47mi from Hemingford
Nestled at the foot of the iconic Scotts Bluff National Monument, this campground offers a unique blend of natural beauty and modern amenities, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike. Each camping pad is equipped with electricity and water hook-ups, ensuring a comfortable stay amidst the stunning landscapes.
On-site, guests will find a multi-purpose building that features essential shower and laundry facilities, enhancing the overall camping experience. This versatile space can be rented for various activities and events, accommodating between 40 to 60 people. Whether you're planning a family reunion, a group retreat, or a special celebration, this room is available for reservation year-round, catering to both RV Park guests and the public.
The kitchen area within the multi-purpose room is equipped with a stove, oven, and refrigerator, providing the perfect setting for meal preparation and gatherings. With its proximity to outdoor activities, scenic views, and local attractions, this campground is not just a place to stay; it’s a gateway to adventure and relaxation in a breathtaking natural setting.
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Brandon
2 days ago
20 ft pop-up camper
We had to make a very last minute change to our camping arrangements, and came across Lisa's site. It was PERFECT! She was very accommodating given our last minute reservation and her instructions/directions were clear and concise. We will definitely stay here again on our next adventure out West!
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Ludovic
6 days ago
Tent
With kids
An idyllic place, in a stunning setting, surrounded by nature. We absolutely loved our stay here!
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Philip
2 weeks ago
20 ft campervan
Decided to stay here bc it came up on Hipcamp bc it’s close to Scott’s Bluff Monument. The owner of the private property could not have been nicer. She sent me perfect directions (via pin) and directed me towards one of her sites that has a fire pit and picnic table. Additionally, she has the best well drinking water and a hose to refill tanks. The outdoor shower is an old but repurposed water tank and the toilet facility (port a potty) is very well maintained. Waking up on the plains here so close to the Oregon trail was a treat.
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Tahira
3 weeks ago
Tent
Beautiful secluded location - we had the entire expanse of Scott’s Bluff to ourselves. The sunset and sunrise were both spectacular!
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Keith
3 weeks ago
20 ft campervan
Title touchs two highlights.
Our favorite was the shower - we laughed so hard when water 1st cover's you with a coolness that not cold nor freezing - brisk. But you feel squeaky clean when done.
We also got a kick watching the rabbits chasing each other.
Plenty of water for you and the flower plants - give them a light drink so they are as pretty for next camper
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Peter
July 2026
Tent
This is a beautiful site hosted by a kind, accommodating, and great host. Showed us where everything was and had a great demeanor, no issues. Would recommend to friends and come back again!
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Alisa
July 2026
Tent
Camping in the canyon with the monument view was a phenomenal experience!
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Jay
July 2026
16 ft car
With pets
Now I have a reason to go to Nebraska again. Seriously, don't flyover this spot.
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Kayla
July 2026
21 ft Class B
With pets
Sarah’s property exceeded all expectations. Extremely private, beautiful prairie and peaceful. For me, there was something incredibly special about this location. Sarah was accommodating and communicative, making sure we had exactly what we needed. 10/10
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Sonya
July 2026
Tent
Lisas property was so pretty and quiet! We really enjoyed the time away from everyone and the stars are very clear from here!! Our dog really loved it as well!
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Robert
July 2026
Tent
Billy has been farming this land in western Nebraska for over two decades. He’s established two sites on his farm, one of which is situated on the banks of a stream that traverses his land. (I didn’t see the other site.) The stream is wooded such that the site, which is immediately east of the treeline, benefits from afternoon shade. To the east is all wide open farm land. To ensure shade from the morning sun, I parked my truck right next to the east side of my tent and that worked great. The other site, wherever it is, wasn’t occupied when I was there and I felt like I was the only human within a mile and I quite possibly was when Billy went out for the evening. Even so, the farmhouse is perhaps 100 yards to the west of the stream and trees so solitude is more or less guaranteed. Also, Billy worked with me to correct a complication with the booking. (The complication was on my end.) I truly appreciated this accommodation. There are very, very few places to camp in this part of Nebraska and I’d had a long day on the road. Got a good night’s sleep. Also, that evening a young of the year fawn came to visit me and hung around on the periphery of my site for a while. Good company to have.
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Christoph
July 2026
Tent
We really love the great views into the prairie from our camping side
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Christopher
July 2026
40 ft travel trailer
Easy to find and close to Scott Monument. There is a small town close by with a Walmart in case you forgot something. Water and electric hook up available. Would stay here again.
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Brian
June 2026
16 ft car
Peaceful Prairie lived up to its name and Lisa was a wonderful host. My highlight was hiking over to the Bluff and meditating with the strong wind, prairie birds, and beautiful sky. Bonus that I could hike right from my campsite.
Very interesting learning that Lisa is helping to restore the native Prairie. She is showing the land lots of love.
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Jane
June 2026
20 ft campervan
With pets
Lisa was friendly and great! We loved our site. The sunsets and sunrises were spectacular! I would definitely go back if I was close by. Thanks, Lisa!
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Sophia
June 2026
Tent
I loved this site! It was spacious and private. Lisa was a great host and her instructions were very helpful getting to the site. She was wonderful!
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Sharon
June 2026
12 ft travel trailer
Beautiful peaceful and secluded. Very responsive to all of our questions
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Charles
June 2026
Tent
Great spot. Beautiful sunrise. Quite windy. Will be back !
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John
May 2026
Tent
This is a fantastic site with incredible views of the bluffs and the surrounding land. Lisa is an excellent host. Communicated proactively and made us feel taken care of. The canyon site had some shelter from the wind, which was good because of the storms that rolled through. We loved watching the storms come in and then leave. Two nights in a row we had incredible, full rainbows. We would absolutely come back.
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Andreas
May 2026
26 ft Class A
It was so beautiful on this place, to hear the slence, to view the stars
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