Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Fort Robinson State Park adventure.
Discover Fort Robinson State Park's rich history and outdoor splendor.
Among towering buttes, deep canyons, and pine ridge forest lies historical Fort Robinson State Park. This place is as over the top on history as it is on killer views! Take open air Jeep rides on Jeep Trail Run, and spot the grazing bison and longhorn. Explore the Native American history of the area with a horseback trip to Red Cloud Buttes or hike Mckenzie Pass. Walk the steps of famed Sioux Chief, Crazy Horse, who once called this place home. Rest easy in old time barracks or one of the Fort’s campsites, there’s plenty of space for campfire cookin’, or try those earlier spotted bison at the park’s restaurant. With a full and happy belly, catch one of Fort Robinson’s famed sunsets from the Pine Ridge. You’ll be all smiles when the sun sets on an adventure filled day at this stunning park!
The best time to visit Fort Robinson State Park is from May to October, when the weather is warm and all park facilities are open. Winter months can be harsh, with limited access and activities due to snow and ice, making it less ideal for a visit.