Accessible camping
Nebraska Game and Parks is working to improve campground accessibility at your state parks so people of all abilities have the same opportunities to enjoy the outdoors. Our goal is to provide up-to-date, detailed information about accessible campsites so visitors can make camping decisions with confidence.
Ongoing efforts to inventory accessible campsites and features are in progress; currently, more than 30 parks offer campsites with some accessible features. Our goal is to bring all elements into compliance with the highest federal standards.
We’ll regularly be updating this page with detailed information about individual campsites at state park locations, so be sure to check back for the latest information.
Signage
Accessible campsites, including RV and tent sites, will be designated with this sign at state parks, state historical parks and state recreation areas. Or search our Reserve America portal to find and reserve specific sites before you go.
Reasonable accommodations
Campgrounds with reasonable accommodations are designed to create accessible outdoor spaces that cater to the needs of all visitors. In compliance with the intent and spirit of the Americans with Disabilities Act, we are committed to provide equal access for all Nebraska state park visitors.
Campsites designated as accessible are intended for persons with disabilities. Those who do not have a valid handicap license plate or placard may request a reasonable accommodation for a one-time exemption; verbal confirmation of a qualifying disability will be accepted. Seek permission from the park superintendent, park staff or the reservations call center at 402-471-1414.
A designated campsite may only be occupied by guests without disabilities when it is the last site within a park or campground. A park employee or camp host, if they are available, must be notified prior to campers occupying the site. Campers who are staying more than one night are required to move to a non-accessible campsite should one become available during their stay.
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Reservations
Reservations are accepted for cabins, lodge rooms, and group lodges up to one year in advance of the arrival date. Reservations for camping are accepted up to 180 days in advance of arrival date. The Reservation Call Center hours are Monday-Friday 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. (CT) and closed on holidays.
Park Pricing
A park entry permit is required to visit state parks and may be purchased at the park, statewide Game and Parks offices and permit vendors, or in advance of your arrival online. View those fees, as well as attraction and amenity pricing.