- Nebraska National Forests and Grasslands
The best RV parks in Nebraska National Forests and Grasslands, NE
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Norgard Chicken Ranch
Norgard Chicken Ranch
24mi from Nebraska National Forests and Grasslands · 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.
Electrical hookup
Water hookup
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$35
/ night
Memory Lane Campsite
Memory Lane Campsite
80%
(10)
25mi from Nebraska National Forests and Grasslands · 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.
Electrical hookup
Water hookup
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$30
/ night
Coyote Crossing
Coyote Crossing
100%
(8)
43mi from Nebraska National Forests and Grasslands · 14 sites · Tents, RVs
Coyote Crossing is a beautiful valley just south of the Great Black Hills of South Dakota. If you want to experience the prairie, we have grassland, wooded areas, and even sand and sage spots, if that's what you're into! There's many acres of trees along Horsehead Creek to explore with many cottonwoods over 100 years old and hidden groves. Our RV rental and dry camp sites all come with access to our gathering area with the chickens and goats for live entertainment! Feeding the goats and gathering your own eggs is an option here! There is an outside bathroom, horseshoe pits, fire pit and covered seating in case the weather gets moody.
Just 5 miles from the property are all the water activities you can imagine at the Angustora Reservoir and Recreation area with beaches, docks, and multiple eating establishments. 10 miles away is the beautiful town of Hot Springs where you can find bones at the Mammoth Site or take a dip in the healing waters of Moccasin Springs or the historic Evan's Plunge! Just beyond town is Wind Cave Nat'l Park where you can see buffalo and other wildlife. Mt Rushmore is only 30 miles further, along with the Crazy Horse Memorial! There's just too many sites to explore in our area to list!
If you're into gambling, Prairie Winds Casino is just a 20 minute drive. 42 miles to the south is Fort Robinson State Park where you can visit the museum and explore the old army post. Chadron State Park is also there, along with Toadstool Park.
We do harvest our alfalfa up to 3 times each season. So if you'd like to see how that is done, inquire on the timing!
Pets
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$40
/ night
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Jordan
October 2025
Tent
I cannot begin to explain how generous Andrea was during our stay. The land was beautiful, the animals adorable and overall had an incredible time!!! I highly highly recommend this camp!
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Ellen
August 2025
16 ft car
Andrea was amazing and so kind to us! She responds very quickly and you can tell she puts in a ton of effort into making the space homey for people coming to visit. We camped in our car at her dry site and felt incredibly safe and taken care of. We loved being able to see all the goats, chickens, ducks, and two kitties Fredrick and Dora! 🥰 The bathhouse was very clean and comforting as well. Would 100% recommend coming to stay here!
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6 ratings · 3 reviews
Dirt road reminded me of home (washboarded, but in decent shape). The web says 3 sites, but it looked more like 2-3 in the pseudo-enclosed/fire-pit area, with an open grass lot adjacent. There were 7 separate cars, with only 2 in the “fire-pit” area. An RV ran the generator all night, but it wasn’t distracting to me. It was free, also, and clean, so I recommend. I sleep in my SUV, so I selected “tent”-no RV hookups, but space for them.
Jeffrey C.
2 reviews
May 2018
How do you camp without a fire?!!!
Inigo M.
7 years on Hipcamp
Mixed feelings
· August 2017
The sign can be a bit difficult to fine in the dark!
Natalie A.
8 years on Hipcamp