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Fort Robinson State Park in known as the state’s most popular park in western Nebraska with over 22,000 acres of stunning Pine Ridge scenery. The park offers amazing lodging opportunities, exquisite campgrounds, abundant outdoor activities, and a rich Old West history; it even boasts herds of longhorn cattle and buffalo.

There are several tour opportunities within the park, from horseback riding around Pine Ridge in the crisp morning air to riding in an open-air Jeep along the buttes. Visitors can get to know the rich history of this historic outpost, from the Native days to World War II, via the museum and restored or reconstructed buildings within the park.

PO Box 392, Crawford, Nebraska, Phone: 308-665-2900

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Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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