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Campgrounds near Hubbard, Nebraska encompass several state recreation areas and county parks along the Missouri River corridor. Danish Alps State Recreation Area Camping provides tent and RV sites with electric hookups and access to sanitary facilities. The region also includes Ponca State Park, approximately 20 miles north, which features multiple campgrounds including Riverfront, Oak Bluff, and Turkey Ridge with options for tent camping, RV sites with hookups, and cabin rentals. Most campgrounds offer electric hookups, water access, and basic toilet facilities, while several also provide shower buildings and dump stations.
Seasonal operation varies significantly among area campgrounds, with some parks remaining open year-round while others operate from spring through fall. "This is a large clean and hilly state park offering just about everything you could want from glamping in cabins to roughing it on one of several pack in trails," noted one visitor about Ponca State Park. Several campgrounds in the area require Nebraska state park permits for entry, with additional camping fees ranging from $10-25 per night depending on amenities. While many sites at Danish Alps and Ponca offer reservations, some county parks operate on a first-come, first-served basis. Summer weekends typically see higher occupancy rates, especially at waterfront locations, making advance planning essential during peak season.
Missouri River access represents a significant draw for campers in the region, with several review comments highlighting scenic river views. The terrain throughout the area features rolling hills and wooded areas providing shade at many campsites. Ponca State Park receives particular praise for its hiking trails and wildlife viewing opportunities. "We witnessed deer and many species of birds in our one evening and morning stay," mentioned one camper. Campgrounds closer to Sioux City provide easier access to urban amenities while still offering natural settings. Most camping areas maintain moderate to good cell service coverage, though visitors note that reception can be spotty in more remote sections of the parks. Public bathrooms and showers at the state parks are generally well-maintained according to visitor feedback.
"The park is next to the YMCA and lots of walking biking paths along the water. WIFI very spotty. Bugs were bad at night."
"With it being on the edge of South Sioux City, Ne and across the river from Sioux City, Ia. there is lots of shopping options close by. "
from $18 - $30 / night
Check Availability"This KOA just north of the Iowa border is first class. ! Friendly staff and perfect for kiddos. The pool and adventure area are right up your alley if traveling with kids."
"Facilities are what you would expect from KOA, for better (clean and functional) or worse (close to the highway and really not in nature)"
"Nice little city campground just a few miles off the interstate and right next to the Missouri River. Quiet large sites at a reasonable price. Picnic tables and fire rings."
"The campground itself is tucked right into the middle of a neat, tidy residential neighborhood, such that it almost feels like you're part of the neighborhood."
from $30 / night
Check Availability"There were vault/pit toilets close and regular restrooms with showers a little walk away (showers needed to be cleaned). Water spigot was close by too."
"Lots of trails, a little man made lake and a playground in the park for the kids. Beautiful hills and scenery and so quiet!"
from $14 - $50 / night
Check Availability"The highway is very close so you do hear cars. Privacy fences around the site to block out the neighborhood. Very nice staff!"
"Easy off the high way stop. Again a bit pricey for what you get being a KOA, but can’t beat the easy on and off the highway if passing through. Didn’t really use amenities, but had plenty."
"If you want a nice place to camp in NE Nebraska, this is it. Lots of shade, hiking, trail rides, campsites are pretty and easily usable. Enough space for 6 people easily. Showers, campfire rings."
"Tent camping continues to be available and has better privacy than many sites throughout Nebraska. The park isn't far from a small town where you can easily get anything you might need for your trip."
from $25 - $30 / night
Check Availability"Horse trails and camping is available at Danish Alps as are primitive and electric spots."
"But the lake in the area is beautiful and there's quite a large space to the park with lots of trails and open field areas."
from $30 - $35 / night
Check Availability"Lake facing spaces available if not already taken. Nice walking trail lakeside. Yes. There are mosquitoes at dusk."
"Next to a county park. Decent bath house with showers. Fire pits, water and electric hook ups at each site. $25 a night"
from $17 - $25 / night
Check Availability"We pulled in after office ours and easily found several primitive walk up sites to choose from. We selected T45 for it’s proximity to a scenic Missouri River overlook and it’s flat, shaded ground."
"Need to pay the State Park entrance fee if you don't have an annual pass, but the campground is enjoyable. Close to recreational opportunities for the kids."
from $30 / night
Check Availability"Easy drive down to the Missouri River. Plus they have a pool!"
"Miles of trails! My family did 7 miles. Wonderful views of 3 states. Along the Missouri River. Lovely welcome center with puzzles and games."
from $115 - $405 / night
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Travelersaw a dad and son fishing in the first pullout. I went down to where the pavilion was and parked there for the night. didn't see anyone else. I like how you can get here by mostly paved roads and just a short gravel drive (half a mile max) to parking spot.
ScoutA nice private camp, no other campers on a Fri night in July. We camped just as you pull in, right next to drive that goes into the cemetery. The upper field to the right was quite overgrown.
TravelerFacilities are what you would expect from KOA, for better (clean and functional) or worse (close to the highway and really not in nature)
TravelerA very nice and well kept campground a mile within the city limits. Five sites, new concrete, electricity and water for $10 a night, compared to the $34 ($24 non-Nebraska resident and $10 daily at a dump last night).
Vermillion is a very nice town to explore, as well. Home to Univ of SD, smack in the middle of a town of 6,000, with Main St of three blocks of restaurants and businesses, and nothing boarded up!
ScoutClean dry bathroom, plenty of space, quiet, and nice view on the river.
TravelerThe tree was blocking the road to the pin so I set up next to the state forest sign. Very peaceful and serene. People who live here are very friendly and helpful. Love this spot though. Still perfect for a quiet night.
TravelerWe just wanted a place to stop and sleep with electricity so we could use the AC. Arrived @6:30pm and left by 6:00 am. Per the sign in board we had to pay $15 day use fee for 2 days based on the hours shown. Camping was $30 plus a $10 fee to pay for the site. It was however, less than the cost of a hotel, but still not worth it for what we were doing. We didn’t even take the camper off the hitch. A plus was the bathroom! Shower and toilet in one room. Was one of the nicest bedrooms we’ve ever used camping. Water temperature was great and the the room was clean. Complete with a fan to help with drying of the floor.
ScoutLoved this location! I gave it a shot after reading the reviews. I went during the summer in July and would love to have seen it during the winter. I would suggest for those with a trailer like mine wait till spring or fall to see if the grass have come down to have a better clearance and view of the ground to know how to get around.
RangerEasy to get to and set up and a pretty view of the river if you are to the right of the toilet. Two other motor homes look like full timers here, toilet is unusably dirty, boat ramp is pretty active. Someone pulled out at midnight last night others were ready to launch before 7 this morning. I Not a vacation destination but ok for an over night. YouTube @TKCompass
Camping sites near Hubbard, Nebraska stretch along the Missouri River's western bank in Dakota County, which sits at approximately 1,100 feet elevation. The region experiences hot summers with high humidity and cold winters, with most campgrounds operating on seasonal schedules depending on weather conditions. Local camping options range from basic county parks to full-service state recreation areas that accommodate both tent campers and RVs.
Hiking trails: The trail network at Stone State Park Campground offers varied terrain for day hiking. "Hiked the Bear & Buffalo trails. Campground very quiet though a few people came & went," reports one visitor who camped at the park.
Fishing opportunities: Danish Alps State Recreation Area provides shoreline and boat access fishing on the reservoir. "The lake in the area is beautiful and there's quite a large space to the park with lots of trails and open field areas," notes a visitor to Danish Alps State Recreation Area Camping.
Horseback riding: Several outfitters near Hubbard offer trail rides. "There's a few places outside of town that advertise horseback riding and I always thought that would be a sweet place to do so. We mainly went to fish!" mentions a camper who visited Danish Alps.
River activities: The Missouri River provides opportunities for boating and kayaking. "We camped in the Riverfront campground. No one else there on a Thursday night so we had the whole river to ourselves. Very peaceful," says a camper at Riverfront Campground — Ponca State Park.
Spacious sites: Campgrounds in the area typically offer good separation between campsites. "All the spots are spacious...neighbors are not on top of you," notes a reviewer at Scenic Park, which offers full hookup sites.
Wildlife viewing: The wooded areas along the Missouri River provide habitat for diverse wildlife. "The park isn't far from a small town where you can easily get anything you might need for your trip," notes a visitor to Riverfront Campground at Ponca State Park.
River views: Many campsites offer views of the Missouri River. "The views from our camper of the Missouri River and the Sioux City skyline was pretty great," mentions a camper who stayed at Scenic Park.
Well-maintained facilities: Most state park campgrounds maintain clean facilities. "The bathroom facility right by T45 was clean and well maintained and there was a water faucet next to this site as well as the trash bins," says a camper at Oak Bluff Campground — Ponca State Park.
Site reservations: Availability varies significantly between weekdays and weekends during summer months. "Spacious site well cared for grounds. Close to everything in the city," notes a Scenic Park camper.
Day-use fees: Nebraska state parks require entrance permits in addition to camping fees. "Need to pay state park fee if you don't have an annual pass," advises a camper at Oak Bluff Campground.
Seasonal operation: Most campgrounds in the area operate from May through October. "You must register online, and it's not easy to find the link," warns a visitor to Cottonwood Cove Park Campground, noting that in-person registration is no longer available.
Frequently Asked Questions
What camping is available near Hubbard, NE?
According to TheDyrt.com, Hubbard, NE offers a wide range of camping options, with 82 campgrounds and RV parks near Hubbard, NE and 3 free dispersed camping spots.
Which is the most popular campground near Hubbard, NE?
According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular campground near Hubbard, NE is Scenic Park with a 4.1-star rating from 18 reviews.
Where can I find free dispersed camping near Hubbard, NE?
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 3 free dispersed camping spots near Hubbard, NE.
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