Omaha delivers world-class zoos, championship baseball, and sizzling steaks along the Missouri River. Camp at one of eight RV parks nearby, starting at $15 a night. Park your rig here to chase zoo elephants by day and grill ribeyes under starry Nebraska skies.
Omaha thrives as Nebraska's largest city, drawing crowds to the Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium in Riverview Park, hailed as the world's best for its indoor desert dome and giant ocean tank. Fans pack Charles Schwab Field Omaha for the College World Series every June, while foodies roam the Old Market's cobblestone streets for whiskey and pasta at M's Pub. Cross the Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge to Iowa, or picnic amid 100 acres of tulips at Lauritzen Gardens.
RV travelers settle into Glenn Cunningham Lake Campground for group sites, dump station, and drinking water at $41 per night, perfect for reunions near the city's north shore. Budget campers pick N.P. Dodge Park's Missouri River spots from $15 nightly, ideal for quiet fishing trips. Elkhorn Shores Campground suits families at $35 a night in the growing west suburbs, while NP Dodge Memorial Park offers shaded sites close to highways for quick zoo runs.
Omaha shines for the Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium, the College World Series, and Omaha Steaks. The zoo in Riverview Park boasts a massive desert dome and aquarium tunnel that rival global icons. Baseball fans flock to Charles Schwab Field each June, and the Old Market district buzzes with steakhouses and breweries amid brick warehouses.
Eight RV parks appear in the directory, including Glenn Cunningham Lake Campground and N.P. Dodge Park. Glenn Cunningham offers group sites and amenities near the north metro lakes, while N.P. Dodge Park hugs the Missouri River with sites from $15 nightly. Elkhorn Shores Campground lies west in growing suburbs at $35 per night.
Yes, most Omaha RV parks welcome pets, including Glenn Cunningham Lake Campground and NP Dodge Memorial Park. Check park rules for leash requirements and breed restrictions at sites like N.P. Dodge Park along the river. Travelers bring dogs to explore nearby trails at Fontenelle Forest or Zorinsky Lake.
