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Top-rated campgrounds near Nebraska
Beehive Yurt
1. Beehive Yurt
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(8)
3 sites · Lodging · Broken Bow, NE
Reconnect with nature at this unforgettable escape. This is a 27 foot diameter yurt on a working bison ranch with beautiful pasture views. It is one of 2 yurts with a center building between with a washer/dryer and storm shelter. A car port in front will protect your car from hail. Kitchen includes full size refrigerator, hot plate burner, microwave and toaster oven/air fryer. For cooks who prefer a more traditional oven/stove there is one in the center building.
The space
The circle of space in the yurt has 2 dividing walls to separate the bathroom and bedroom from the kitchen/living room space. The diameter of the yurt is 27 feet, giving it an area of 572 square feet.
Guest access
You will have the entire yurt to yourself. The patio, yard, carport, and laundry/storm shelter building may be shared with occupants in the other yurt.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
$95
/ night
Beckwourth Peak High Camp
2. Beckwourth Peak High Camp
4 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Iron Horse, CA
Beckwourth Peak High Camp — Lost Sierra Retreat in Iron Horse, California
Escape to the breathtaking Sierra Nevada at Beckwourth Peak High Camp, a unique outdoor getaway perched on 60 acres of off‑grid forest land with sweeping mountain and valley views. This peaceful retreat blends adventure and comfort, making it a perfect base for hikers, mountain bikers, gravel riders, families, and anyone who loves wide‑open spaces and fresh mountain air.
Choose from rustic cabins, a spacious yurt, or campground sites set among towering pines and open meadows. All guests have access to a shaded communal deck, a campfire area perfect for starry nights, a modern bathhouse with hot showers, and fast Starlink Wi‑Fi in common areas.
Outdoor lovers will find endless ways to explore the Lost Sierra. Step right onto hiking and mountain biking routes, tackle Beckwourth Peak Trail for panoramic ridge views, or cruise scenic gravel roads popular with bikepackers and adventure riders. You’re also just minutes from the town of Portola and nearby lakes, rivers, and forest trails.
Whether you’re seeking peaceful solitude, exciting trail adventures, or quality time with family around the campfire, Beckwourth Peak High Camp offers a memorable mountain getaway with something for everyone.
Toilets
Campfires
Showers
from
$75
/ night
Bobby Brown Park
3. Bobby Brown Park
96 sites · Elberton, GA
Bobby Brown Park stands out as a unique destination due to its stunning natural beauty and welcoming atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for relaxation and recreation. This well-maintained park offers visitors a chance to immerse themselves in the serene surroundings, where the sounds of friendly wildlife create a delightful backdrop throughout the day.
With its expansive acreage, Bobby Brown Park provides ample space for various outdoor activities, ensuring privacy and tranquility for all guests. Whether you’re looking to hike scenic trails, enjoy a picnic, or simply unwind in nature, this park has something for everyone.
As night falls, the peaceful environment transforms into a quiet retreat, perfect for stargazing or enjoying the soothing sounds of nature. Bobby Brown Park is not just a park; it’s your perfect getaway destination, where beauty and fun activities await at every turn.
100% (7) • 5 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Nebraska
Beehive Yurt
1. Beehive Yurt
100%
(8)
3 sites · Lodging · Broken Bow, NE
Reconnect with nature at this unforgettable escape. This is a 27 foot diameter yurt on a working bison ranch with beautiful pasture views. It is one of 2 yurts with a center building between with a washer/dryer and storm shelter. A car port in front will protect your car from hail. Kitchen includes full size refrigerator, hot plate burner, microwave and toaster oven/air fryer. For cooks who prefer a more traditional oven/stove there is one in the center building.
The space
The circle of space in the yurt has 2 dividing walls to separate the bathroom and bedroom from the kitchen/living room space. The diameter of the yurt is 27 feet, giving it an area of 572 square feet.
Guest access
You will have the entire yurt to yourself. The patio, yard, carport, and laundry/storm shelter building may be shared with occupants in the other yurt.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
$95
/ night
Beckwourth Peak High Camp
2. Beckwourth Peak High Camp
4 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Iron Horse, CA
Beckwourth Peak High Camp — Lost Sierra Retreat in Iron Horse, California
Escape to the breathtaking Sierra Nevada at Beckwourth Peak High Camp, a unique outdoor getaway perched on 60 acres of off‑grid forest land with sweeping mountain and valley views. This peaceful retreat blends adventure and comfort, making it a perfect base for hikers, mountain bikers, gravel riders, families, and anyone who loves wide‑open spaces and fresh mountain air.
Choose from rustic cabins, a spacious yurt, or campground sites set among towering pines and open meadows. All guests have access to a shaded communal deck, a campfire area perfect for starry nights, a modern bathhouse with hot showers, and fast Starlink Wi‑Fi in common areas.
Outdoor lovers will find endless ways to explore the Lost Sierra. Step right onto hiking and mountain biking routes, tackle Beckwourth Peak Trail for panoramic ridge views, or cruise scenic gravel roads popular with bikepackers and adventure riders. You’re also just minutes from the town of Portola and nearby lakes, rivers, and forest trails.
Whether you’re seeking peaceful solitude, exciting trail adventures, or quality time with family around the campfire, Beckwourth Peak High Camp offers a memorable mountain getaway with something for everyone.
Toilets
Campfires
Showers
from
$75
/ night
Bobby Brown Park
3. Bobby Brown Park
96 sites · Elberton, GA
Bobby Brown Park stands out as a unique destination due to its stunning natural beauty and welcoming atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for relaxation and recreation. This well-maintained park offers visitors a chance to immerse themselves in the serene surroundings, where the sounds of friendly wildlife create a delightful backdrop throughout the day.
With its expansive acreage, Bobby Brown Park provides ample space for various outdoor activities, ensuring privacy and tranquility for all guests. Whether you’re looking to hike scenic trails, enjoy a picnic, or simply unwind in nature, this park has something for everyone.
As night falls, the peaceful environment transforms into a quiet retreat, perfect for stargazing or enjoying the soothing sounds of nature. Bobby Brown Park is not just a park; it’s your perfect getaway destination, where beauty and fun activities await at every turn.
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Andrew
October 2025
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Karen
September 2025
With pets
This was a wonderful stop on my post-retirement road trip. It's in a beautiful spot off the beaten track (aka Interstate 80). Both Karen and Marty were very gracious - Marty to me and my two dogs out to see the buffalo in his pickup truck, which was amazing. The Nest is cozy and well-supplied. I highly recommend this Hipcamp.
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Jo Sigrid
July 2025
With kids
An exceptionally well built out addition to the barn loft. Modern, clean, comfortable, great literature! Did not get to tour property as owners were not present, but could see the buffalo herd from the apartment.
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saraheva
July 2025
1 night at Beehive Yurt
The yurt was exactly as pictured and was a wonderful oasis after a long day of driving. At night, the stars were incredible. We had a lovely stay and highly recommend the experience!
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Kat
July 2025
With pets
A fun little stay on a bison farm! It was incredibly soothing to fall asleep to the sound of crickets and the bison. The view at sunset and sunrise cannot be beat. The place was perfect for my one night stop in town and had everything I could have needed! The shower and laundry were extra appreciated after a long travel day. Close to town and easy to access! Thanks for the stay!
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Jana
May 2025
2 nights at Beehive Yurt
Amazing place to reconnect with Nature! Our children loved seeing the Bison and playing on the playground. Karen was super responsive and a great host.
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Mark
May 2025
With pets
This was honestly one of the best stays I've had, and one of the best night's sleep that I've experienced. At night I opened up the windows and the crickets serenaded me to sleep. In the morning I woke up to the birds singing, baby bunnies playing, and the herd of bison nearby.
The hosts are wonderful people, and they give you everything you need for a perfect glamping experience. Town is nearby for food or anything else you need.
As a bonus a school field trip arrived for a tour and I got to ride along with them, which was the perfect end to a perfect stay. I was ready to move in, it was such a great experience!
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The best yurts in Nebraska guide
Where to go
The Nebraska Panhandle
Northwestern Nebraska's sparsely populated panhandle is home to a mix of wide-open expanses of grasslands and unusual geologic features, a couple of which—namely Scotts Bluff and Agate Fossil Beds—have been preserved as national monuments by the National Park Service. Popular camping areas include Chadron State Park and Toadstool Geologic Park, which gets its name for its mushroom-shaped rock formations.
Central Nebraska
Central Nebraska is characterized by a mix of expansive grasslands and pioneer-era sites, with plenty of ways to experience the great outdoors. The Sandhills area is home to the Niobara National Scenic River, a popular spot to kayak and innertube in the hot summer months. Other highlights include the Massacre Canyon Monument, which marks the site of a battle between the Sioux and Pawnee people. Many of the region’s lakes and reservoirs also have campgrounds, including the adjacent Lake McConaughy and Lake Ogallala State Recreation Areas, as well as the Victoria Springs State Recreation Area and Medicine Creek State Recreation Area.
Eastern Nebraska
Much of Nebraska's best camping is in the northeastern corner of the state, owing largely to its proximity to the Missouri River—Indian Cave State Park is a particularly fun spot to explore. Birders should check out DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge, which provides a rest area for ducks and geese during their fall migration. Eastern Nebraska is also a great place to learn about the Indigenous people of the region, particularly in Niobrara, home to the Ponca Tribal Museum and the Ponca Educational Trail and Earthlodge. Ponca State Park’s developed and primitive camping make for great boating, swimming, and wildlife spotting.
Omaha Surrounds
Nebraska's closest thing to a big city, Omaha offers a mix of indoor and outdoor attractions, from the botanical displays and natural areas at the Lauritzen Gardens to the Joslyn Art Museum, which features works from the likes of Titian and Renoir. Omaha is also a good base for getting to state parks along the Platte River, including Mahoney State Park and Platte River State Park.