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You can find cabin lodging at 10 different parks across the state. Several types are available; here are just a few:

mini lodge cabin with stone and wood accents

Mini lodges

Mini lodges at Ponca State Park are open year-round and are a great option for a group, offering four bedrooms and two full bathrooms as well as a kitchen and living room.

visitors sit at the picnic table outside their modern cabin

Modern cabins

These cabins, which come in various sizes, can sleep anywhere from 5 to 20 people. Check individual park listings for details.

two cabins are nestled in the woods with shrubs around them

Camper cabins

Camper cabins at Platte River State Park sleep 4 to 6 and guests will need to bring their own eating utensils, charcoal and lighter fluid for cooking, cooking utensils and pillows. Camper cabins share a central shower and bathroom facility.

a lodge cabin sits in front of the buttes

Historic lodging

Stay in spacious, beautiful buildings that once served as housing for soldiers and officers stationed at Fort Robinson. Options are available for large group functions.

At Two Rivers State Recreation Area, visitors may stay overnight in yellow and red train cabooses for a unique lodging experience.

Unique lodging

Try something different: Stay in a refurbished Union Pacific caboose at Two Rivers State Recreation Area, or a green cabin at Ponca State Park for a unique and eco-friendly lodging option.

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Go Camping

Go Camping

Get away and unwind by planning a camping trip with your tent or RV at a Nebraska state park.

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Glamping

Glamping

Nebraska offers glamping cabins offering a peaceful, private and nature-immersive experience.

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Reservations

Reservations

Learn everything you need to know about booking your overnight stay in advance.

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Lodges

Lodges

A lodge is a great choice for a hotel-style experience in a central location.

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Pricing

Pricing

Nebraska's state park areas are for your enjoyment. Learn about pricing for different activities.

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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.

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 Events

Our 76 gorgeous state park and recreations areas host a plethora of events throughout the year. From bird hikes to kayak races, Living History events to family outdoor days, our parks host something fun for every outdoor enthusiast.