Glamping in North Platte, NE, US: 12 Best Luxury Glamping Sites 2024

United States
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Nebraska
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North Platte

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Holiday RV Park

88 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents25 acres · North Platte, NE

Holiday RV Park is a highly rated, established campground and one of Nebraska's finest. You will receive the warmest welcome and the highest respect when you give us the opportunity to be your host. You will find clean restrooms and laundry facilities. You are welcome to inspect them before you register. All 100 of our sites are large, grassy, pull-thru, mostly shaded full hookups for RVs and trailers. There is also a large shady tent area for groups. At Holiday RV Park we know you work hard so we provide you with the perfect place to relax and unwind. - Free WiFi - Playground - Dog Park - Clean Restrooms - Laundry Facilities

Lakefront Express Campground

1 site · Lodging10 acres · Keystone, NE

At Lakefront, we understand everyone loves camping - just not all the preparations that go with it. That's where we come in. Our mission is to provide you with everything you need to make your camping experience more enjoyable and memorable. Our close proximity to the main beach, lake amenities, family-oriented environment, and friendly service are why people choose us over everyone else. Come experience all that we have to offer for yourself. * Guest House and Tiny House Rentals * Campers and Campsite Rentals * Short and Long Term Campsite Rentals * Chinese and Pho Restaurant Dining * Homemade Ice Cream and Boba Smoothies * Camping and Fishing Supplies * Ice and Firewood * Convenience Store * Boat/Jet Ski/Camper parking & storage * Shuttle service to and from the beach. (by appointment) We currently have 1 guest house, 2 tiny houses, and 8 fifth-wheel campers available for rent. All are stationary and tied to full-service electric, water, and sewer. All will have a fire pit, grill, smart TV, microwave, cooktop, WIFI, and A/C with most having a covered porch patio. Visit our booking site for a complete list of our lodging and campsites.

L← GUEST HOUSE

4 sites · Lodging, RVs, TentsHayes Center, NE

We are located in the heart of the prairie, with wild life all around! From pheasants and turkey to dear and coyote! On hot summer days you can hear the corn in near by fields grow. It is a tranquil peace and quite you won't find just anywhere.

Happy farmer sitting in a truck in a grassy field

Glamping near North Platte guide

Overview

Tallgrass prairies, sand dunes, and refreshing reservoirs surround North Platte. It's no wonder Buffalo Bill called this Nebraska paradise home. The wide open spaces are a haven for horseback riding and mountain biking. For paddling and water adventures, the Platte River is a must-visit. Where else can you float downriver in a cattle tank?

For a taste of the town's heritage, stop by Buffalo Bill Ranch State Park. It's located right in the suburbs of North Platte. Wild West fans get stoked about touring the old ranch home and buildings that once belonged to the icon himself.

To cool off during a sizzling Nebraska summer day, head to Lake Maloney. Located just 6 miles south of North Platte, this reservoir boasts lakeside campgrounds and top-notch grilling and picnicking areas. While you're here, play a game on the disc golf course, or take advantage of some of the region's best walleye fishing.

Sutherland State Recreation Area is another popular spot, with easy access right off I-80. The 3,000 surface acre Sutherland Reservoir is great for boating, fishing, or wakeboarding. If you're traveling with the fam, kick back at the sandy swimming beach.

However you explore the plains of Central Nebraska, you have plenty of options for your home base. Pull in at one of the RV parks along the I-80, or enjoy tent camping at a state recreation area. When packing, remember to bring a pair of binoculars for spotting sandhill cranes in the rolling grasslands.

North Platte is known for its bitter winters, which explains why most campgrounds are seasonal. The best time to camp here is early summer and fall. The hot summer can be great for spending days on the water, but keep in mind it's also twister season—camp with caution.