Paddle the wild Niobrara River and spot free-roaming bison at Fort Niobrara National Wildlife Refuge. Niobrara hugs the Missouri River, drawing adventurers to its rapids and trails. Six RV parks anchor your trip here, from riverfront hookups to budget tent sites starting at $25 a night.
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Niobrara perches at the Missouri and Niobrara Rivers' confluence. Kayakers launch from river access points like the state park boat ramp. Fort Niobrara National Wildlife Refuge shelters bison herds and prairie dog towns; join a ranger-led tour to see elk bugling in fall. Lewis and Clark camped nearby in 1804, and their route traces modern hikes through cottonwood groves.
Niobrara State Park dominates RV options with three areas: Modern Campground suits electric campers with its pool, WiFi, and 30/50-amp hookups at $25 to $30 nightly. Cabin Area delivers family comfort plus showers at $119 to $126. Tent Camping Area keeps it simple with pool access and showers for $30. Mnisose Wicote beckons primitive seekers with a dump station and drinking water along the wandering river.
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Niobrara shines for its segment of the Niobrara National Scenic River and Fort Niobrara National Wildlife Refuge. Paddlers tackle Class II rapids on the river while hikers spot bison and elk on refuge trails. The Missouri River confluence adds epic sunsets and Lewis and Clark history to every visit. Camp here to chase waterfalls like the 70-foot Niagara of the Plains.
Niobrara State Park houses three: Modern Campground, Cabin Area, and Tent Camping Area. Mnisose Wicote offers primitive sites nearby. All sit within five miles of town along the Niobrara River, with hookups from 30/50-amp to dump stations; rates range from $25 to $126 nightly.
Yes, Modern Campground and Cabin Area at Niobrara State Park provide 50-amp service. Tent Camping Area offers it too, alongside showers and pool access. These spots cater to big rigs; book ahead for peak summer when river outfitters swarm the area.