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Opportunities in your Nebraska state parks
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Fall camping picks at Nebraska's state parks
Looking for a place to go camping this fall? You can?t go wrong with a Nebraska state park. All are great choices, but these 11 stand out for their camping amenities and activities to enjoy during your stay. See details at the link below.
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Activities to try at a state park this fall
A beautiful new season is here, with endless ways to enjoy the cool breezes and colorful scenery. Here are some suggestions for activities to try during your next Nebraska state park visit, whether you enjoy recreation, Halloween fun or soaking in time in nature.
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Still time to get in on Great Park Pursuit
Need an excuse to spend time having fun at a park? There is still time to get in on the Great Park Pursuit, a free program that allows you to do just that. Teams can visit up to 20 official sites and follow clues, with a chance to win prizes.
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Park Events You'll Enjoy
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 Artisan and craft market at Mahoney
On Oct. 7-8, discover a variety of arts and crafts at Eugene T. Mahoney State Park, including paintings, crochet, fused glass, photography, woodwork, door signs and more.
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 Trail ride at Enders Reservoir
Bring your horse to Enders Reservoir State Recreation Area for this annual event. Enjoy a scenic two-hour ride suited for riders of all skill levels. Lunch will be provided afterward.
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 Honoring the Pawnee at Fort Kearny
Join us at Fort Kearny Oct. 7 to honor the Pawnee scouts of the U.S. Company A. The day includes living history, special exhibits and musical performances with Pawnee singers and dancers.
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 Platte River Art Show at Mahoney
Meet amazing artists and browse their works at Eugene T. Mahoney State Park Oct. 13-15. Works will include photography, paintings, jewelry, woodwork, mixed media, handcrafted items and more.
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 Halloween Haunt at Johnson Lake
This fun event on Oct. 14 will include pumpkin painting, kids' games, face painting, wildlife demonstrations, campsite trick-or-treating and free hotdogs and marshmallows.?
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 Haunted Hollow at Indian Cave State Park
Enjoy three weekends of Halloween fun at Indian Cave! Come try trick-or-treating, outdoor movies, haunted hayrack rides, a junk and craft market, and campsite decorating contest.
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Nebraska Game and Parks Commission
2200 North 33rd Street
Lincoln, NE 68503
402-471-0641
www.OutdoorNebraska.gov
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission is responsible for stewardship of the state's fish, wildlife, parklands, and outdoor recreation opportunities.
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