Activities

Biking
Fishing
Hiking
Wildlife Watching

Terrain

River
Waterfall

About this space

Carl & Vicki's land is a working cattle/bison ranch that sits on the Dakota-Nebraska Eroded Tableland. It is a diverse landscape of canyons, prairie, streams and ponds. Carl's grandmother filed a homestead claim on this ranch in 1914. We are close to the Niobrara Scenic River, Smith Falls, Fort Falls, and Fort Niobrara Wildlife Refuge. Birding, hiking, stargazing and canoeing are a few of the a...

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Reviews • 51

★★★★★ (51 reviews)
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Paul S.
☆☆☆☆☆
Jun 2024

We LOVED this place, which felt like our own special secret campsite, which I guess it was! Super-quiet, no highway noise when the wind is right. Sand hills wildlife all around. The pond is healt...

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Scott M.
☆☆☆☆☆
Jun 2024

I loved it. The prairie isn’t what you think, and it certainly isn't boring; miles, and miles, of pre-Colombian prairie, with grass (of course), tree covered hills, and the Niobrara River can be s...

AI Review Summary

This campsite offers a unique and tranquil experience amidst the beautiful prairie landscape, with stunning views of the Niobrara River. Reviewers consistently praise the friendly and helpful hosts, Victoria and Carl, as well as the opportunity to see bison and enjoy delicious bison products. While the site is generally peaceful and private, some guests noted that access may be challenging for vehicles with low clearance. Overall, this campsite is highly recommended for those seeking a serene getaway in nature.

Highlights
  • Stunning views of the prairie and Niobrara River
  • Friendly and helpful hosts, Victoria and Carl
  • Unique opportunity to see bison and native prairie plants
  • Quiet and peaceful atmosphere with no highway noise
  • Excellent bison products available for purchase
  • Well-maintained trails for hiking
  • Private camping sites with a great vibe
Considerations
  • Access may be challenging for vehicles with low clearance
  • Some sites may not have direct access to bison
  • Limited amenities compared to larger campgrounds