Venture into the historic landscapes of Scottsbluff and camp among monuments, lakes, and hills.
Scottsbluff, Nebraska, a city rich in pioneer history, serves as a portal to some of the state's most remarkable natural, historical, and camping sites. Scotts Bluff National Monument, with its towering bluffs and pathways, offers a glimpse into the journey of early settlers on the Oregon Trail. Spend the day journeying back into history, then check in at nearby campsites with flush toilets or private RV sites that are pet-friendly with full hookups and space for big rigs. Lake Minatare State Recreation Area is a paradise for water enthusiasts. It boasts a variety of waterfront camping from back-in campsites with electric hookups to basic tent camping that allow dogs—all with easy access to boating, fishing, and swimming. Wildcat Hills State Recreation Area provides more rustic camping in rugged terrain with nearby picnic tables and primitive restrooms, ideal for those seeking a wilderness adventure. Hiking, wildlife observation, and panoramic views of the Nebraska panhandle are some of the other key attractions here.