Discover something new every season at Arbor Day Farm Tree Adventure — an award-winning nature-themed attraction and the starting point of your Arbor Day Farm excursion. Experience the one-of-a-kind Treetop Village, jump on the WonderNet,…

Arbor Lodge State Historical Park in Nebraska City, Nebraska, is the original estate of J. Sterling Morton. It was on this property in 1872 that the idea for a tree-planting holiday was first conceived. It…

Blackbird Hill is the burial site of several Omaha chiefs, including Chief Blackbird who died in 1800 during a smallpox outbreak. In 1804, the Lewis and Clark expedition visited the site to pay their respects…

The Bow Creek Recreation Area is a must for any avid outdoor enthusiast. Managed by the National Park Service, Bow Creek boasts an impressive array of leisure opportunities for all visitors. In the restored prairie,…

This is the only Civil War Museum in Nebraska. It is located in a Grand Army of the Republic Hall built in 1894. At one time, there were more than 100 G.A.R. Halls in Nebraska.…

To a chef, fresh, pure ingredients are inspiration points. They beckon and call at ideas deep in a chef’s mind. They’re tantalizing and thrilling and enticing. Add a gardening passion that manifests during Nebraska winters…

The mission of Fontenelle Forest is to provide a place where people can experience and enjoy the quiet wild of nature. We want to inspire current and future generations to care for the natural world.…

Fort Atkinson has a rich history that begins with Corps of Discovery Expedition in the early 1800s. During the Expedition, William Clark journaled that this area provides a great location for a fort, and just…

Known as one of the few places that is simultaneously both in Nebraska and South Dakota, Goat Island (affectionately called Jake’s Island) offers a multitude of recreational activities. The possibilities for outdoor recreation enthusiasts include…

You will love the views, the outdoor space and the location. Our campground is conveniently located close to area parks and local businesses. Hidden Falls Cabins & RV Park is a great place for couples, individuals,…

On the banks of the Missouri River, this 3,052 acre park provides 22 miles of hiking trails, a living history village, numerous camping locations, as well as the sandstone cave the park is named for.…

On August 24, 1804, Clark explored a distinctive “180 or 190 feet high” bluff along the west side of the Missouri River. He wrote, “Those Bluffs appear to have been laterly on fire, and at…

After a busy day of exploring, it’s time to grab some dinner at K.C.’s Eastside Saloon. This entertaining restaurant is much more than a place to simply eat. A bar and grill, K.C.’s East Side…

What started as a simple roadside fruit stand grew to be a favorite destination for those seeking a slice of country life in the Missouri River Valley.  Since 1925, apples, cherries and dozens of other…

The Kregel Windmill Factory Museum is unique in that it is the only remaining windmill factory museum in the United States. At one time there were over a thousand windmill manufactures in the USA but…

Situated on the banks of the mighty Missouri River, the National Park Service’s Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail Visitor Center in Omaha, Nebraska commemorates the journey of Lewis and Clark and the Corps of…

Visitors in Omaha should not miss the Flora Markers of the Interpretive Garden at the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail Visitor Center. The Interpretive Garden at the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail commemorates…

The notable markers located at the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail Visitor Center shed light on a variety of topics and aspects of the journey of Lewis and Clark. From statues, representing local wildlife…

Visitors in Omaha will enjoy the River Markers of the Interpretive Garden of the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail Visitor Center. The Interpretive Garden at the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail commemorates the…

The Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail Visitor Center in Omaha, Nebraska commemorates the journey of both captain Meriwether Lewis and captain William Clark took along the middle of the Missouri River. Here, visitors can…