Nebraska Route 92 and 2 - anyplace to camp?
Already looking forward to next summer. I plan to go to Des Moines in July, and from there I'm thinking of crossing Nebraska on the way to the northwest. (I do about 300 miles per day towing fifth whe...
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good suggestions so far.
Agree on Highway 20 and the city campground at Hay Springs. I think it was $10 for full hookup on a pull thru lot for my 40' DP +toad. Nice place to pull in early, cook a nice meal, rest up and head on. Fort Robinson and several other attractions up the road- can head on north to Black Hills.
Agree that most of the small towns out there have free or very modest costing overnight stops with water and Electric. Spalding and Albion, Ne both have city sites next to fairgrounds also.
Merrit Reservor area mentioned above is big for astronomy type people, no lights nearby = huge skies.
Just a suggestion if you need a N/S route mid state, Highway 81 is a very nice N/S highway in Nebraska, some 4 lane and mostly smooth.
Agree with previous suggestion, keep your fuel on the top side of half once you get west of highway 81.
Good luck :)
Agree on Highway 20 and the city campground at Hay Springs. I think it was $10 for full hookup on a pull thru lot for my 40' DP +toad. Nice place to pull in early, cook a nice meal, rest up and head on. Fort Robinson and several other attractions up the road- can head on north to Black Hills.
Agree that most of the small towns out there have free or very modest costing overnight stops with water and Electric. Spalding and Albion, Ne both have city sites next to fairgrounds also.
Merrit Reservor area mentioned above is big for astronomy type people, no lights nearby = huge skies.
Just a suggestion if you need a N/S route mid state, Highway 81 is a very nice N/S highway in Nebraska, some 4 lane and mostly smooth.
Agree with previous suggestion, keep your fuel on the top side of half once you get west of highway 81.
Good luck :)
