Broken Bow crowns the Nebraska Sandhills with world-class walleye fishing at Calamus Reservoir and prime pheasant hunting across golden prairies. Pitch your RV at Tomahawk Municipal Park or Wooden Castle to chase trophy fish by day and stargaze over endless grasslands at night. Full hookups start at $30/night, putting adventure within reach.
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Hunters chase ringnecks through the Sandhills near Rowell Lake, where October winds carry shotgun blasts. Anglers troll for walleye at Calamus Reservoir, a quick drive north on Highway 2 past the Custer County Fairgrounds. Families cheer barrel racers at the annual fair in late July, then cool off at Village Park's splash pad on South 1st Avenue.
Tomahawk Municipal Park draws families and pet owners with showers, 50-amp hookups, a dump station, and riverfront sites from $30/night. Launch kayaks from the sandy shore each morning. Wooden Castle fits big rigs with pull-through spots, 50-amp power, and water hookups, perfect for hunters staging near the Pine Creek Game Management Area.
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Broken Bow thrives as a hub for walleye fishing and pheasant hunting in the Nebraska Sandhills. Calamus Reservoir draws anglers from across the Midwest for trophy catches, while public lands around Rowell Lake host top pheasant hunts each fall. The Custer County Fair packs the fairgrounds every August with rodeos, parades, and demolition derbies that light up the prairie night.
Tomahawk Municipal Park and Wooden Castle anchor RV camping right in Broken Bow. Tomahawk sits on the river with showers, 50-amp service, dump station, and pet-friendly sites from $30/night. Wooden Castle offers pull-throughs, 50-amp power, and water hookups near Highway 2 for easy access to Calamus Reservoir.
Yes, Tomahawk Municipal Park explicitly allows pets on its sites. Families bring dogs to romp near the river while enjoying showers and full hookups. Wooden Castle also accommodates pets, pairing leashes with pull-through convenience for stress-free Sandhills stays.