Beatrice Vacations

This historic park commemorates the Homestead Act of 1862 on Daniel Freeman's original claim site. Explore prairie trails, visit the 1867 Palmer-Epard Cabin, and discover how pioneers shaped America's westward expansion.

This historic 66-acre green space offers playgrounds, a duck pond, and scenic trails along the Big Blue River. Enjoy a peaceful picnic under mature trees or try the disc golf course for active recreation.

This 300-acre park offers a tranquil escape around a pristine 150-acre lake perfect for boating and fishing. Enjoy the swimming beach or hike the scenic trail through diverse landscapes rich with seasonal wildlife.

Bear Creek Lake Wildlife Management Area offers year-round hunting and fishing in a pristine natural setting. Pack essentials for your outdoor adventure as facilities are minimal in this serene wilderness retreat.

Housed in a historic 1906 railroad depot, this museum chronicles Gage County's industrial and community development. Exhibits showcase local innovations amid preserved architectural details of Nebraska's railroad era.

This family-friendly park features a unique MGI-Series Rocket display alongside modern playground equipment. Cool off at the summer splash pad with interactive water features or enjoy a picnic under the shaded shelter.

Charles Park, Beatrice's first public park established in 1914, sits adjacent to the historic Carnegie Building. Enjoy its restored green spaces for a peaceful picnic or quiet afternoon read in the heart of downtown.

This 40-mile crushed limestone path follows a historic Union Pacific Railroad corridor, connecting to Homestead National Historical Park. Cyclists and hikers enjoy diverse landscapes while spotting wildlife along the route.