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Nebraska National Forest Soldier Creek Camping Area

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Nebraska National Forest Soldier Creek Camping Area is located near Crawford, NE. The terrain consists of forested areas and open grasslands. Nearby attractions include Fort Robinson State Park and the Hudson-Meng Bison Bonebed.

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Nebraska National Forest Soldier Creek Camping Area is located in Nebraska

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From Crawford take U.S. Highway 20 for 2 1/2 miles to Fort Robinson, then north on Soldier Creek Road for six miles.

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42.69730064 N
103.5636 W

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Daniel S.

Legend

Reviewed Oct. 28, 2017

Beautiful vast, get ready to explore

Rhis place is wonderful. Not only are there drive in campsites here. There are also plenty and plenty of trails for backcountry primitive camping. Came here with family friends spent 2 nights here and 2 nights back primitive camping. Bathrooms and water here, fire rings.

There are numerous camping options close to here as well as endless amounts of horse or backcountry camping spots. You could also fish, kayak, bike, hike, trail run, star gaze...the options are endless. Very very beautiful here:

Cheers!

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Dan N.

Ranger

Reviewed Sep. 29, 2016

Soldier Creek Wilderness

Easy but long trails begin at this campground. Lots of horses on the trails. Very windy campground at night (have a decent tent). Limited facilities with no showers. Clean. Get a map of the area from the ranger station, as this isn’t a very developed park with a lot of trails (hence “wilderness” in the name). Nice place, would return.