4.0425 reviewsPrice
$15 - $27/night
Booking
Reservable
Sites
16 campsites
Season
No explicit details ...
Cell
Unknown
Pets
Very Pet Friendly
Price
$15 - $27/night
Booking
Reservable
Sites
16 campsites
Season
No explicit details ...
Cell
Unknown
Pets
Very Pet Friendly
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P.O. Box 65, Gering, Nebraska, 69341, United States
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Learn more about alerts →Fall weekday campers after honest high-plains scenery will get the most from this place. Observation decks, 3 miles of trail ranging from easy meadow walks to canyon routes, and reliable raptor migration make it worth the $15-27 plus the $12 entry fee. Families with kids should s
Weekend trips are rough if silence matters to you. Reviewers describe gunfire audible from campsites all day Saturday and Sunday. Add no hookups, no showers, no potable water on-site, and almost no shade, and anyone expecting developed amenities will leave disappointed.
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Fall brings the best conditions: daytime highs around 50-75°F, cool nights, and spectacular light on the escarpments and golden grasses. Trails are dry and stable. Wildlife activity peaks as animals prepare for winter and raptors migrate through. Crowds are moderate, busier on weekends. Late spring offers green landscapes and blue skies, while winter and summer bring more extreme temperatures. The high plains climate is crisp and dry most of the year, with occasional rains that wake up wildflowers in the canyons.
Fall described as best: 50–75°F days, cool nights, spectacular light on escarpments.
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The Wildcat Hills State Recreation Area offers basic amenities for campers. While the campground does not include modern facilities such as showers or flush toilets, it provides outdoor essentials like covered picnic tables, clean bathrooms at the gift shop, and trash disposal areas. "Camping sites available with covered picnic tables," notes one reviewer. However, several reviewers criticize the lack of shade and modern camping conveniences, which may detract from the experience.
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