Campgrounds and RV parks near Hebron, NE

At Rock Creek Station, visitors can walk six miles of non-motorized, multi-use trails that wind through native grasses and wooded areas, past creeks and historic sites. Attractions include reconstructed historic buildings, living history demonstrations, and a visitor center covering the Pony Express and Wild Bill Hickok history. A horse staging area and trailhead serve the equestrian campground. Lovewell State Park is built around the roughly 2,986-acre Lovewell Reservoir, with fishing for walleye and white bass, swimming at Southwinds Beach, and boating from ramps near Cedar Point - Lovewell State Park. Day-use areas include a playground, sand volleyball court, basketball court, disc golf course, and horseshoe pits. Annual events include a Kids Fishing Clinic and Cardboard Boat Races in June, a Fireworks Display in July, Lovewell Fun Day and Campground Christmas events in August, and a 3-D Archery Shoot in September.

The prime RV season around Hebron runs from late spring through early fall, when lake levels, warm water, and full campground services align. Summer weekends at Lovewell fill quickly around the July fireworks and August events, so reservable sites at Walleye Point - Lovewell State Park, Willow - Lovewell State Park, and Cedar Point - Lovewell State Park should be booked well ahead. Shoulder seasons are quieter and often more comfortable for hiking the prairie trails at Rock Creek Station. Fall brings cooler nights, lower humidity, and good fishing on Lovewell Reservoir. As the season winds down, service reductions begin at Lovewell: the Southwinds, Cottonwood, and Willow shower and restroom buildings close for the season while the Walleye Point restroom and shower building remains open. Cottonwood, Cedar Point, and North Willow campgrounds also close for the season, while Walleye Point and South Willow campgrounds stay open, with dump station facilities closed. Winter camping is possible at year-round sites such as York KAMPground and the open loops at Lovewell, but expect limited amenities, no dump service, and cold-weather RV precautions.

Rock Creek Station is a small, quiet park. The SRA offers Electric, Basic, and Basic Equestrian campsites, with 25 camping pads on 50-amp electrical hookups, a modern shower and restroom building, drinking water, and a dump and fill station. The horse camp adds 20 individual corrals set in groups of four, with water for horse and rider, picnic tables, grills, basic camping, and a day-use area. Lovewell is larger and more developed. RV length limit at Walleye Point - Lovewell State Park is 50 feet, and sites range from primitive to full hookup across the lakeside loops, with freeze-proof water and sewer at designated sites. York KAMPground is an interstate-oriented RV park with 139 full-size pull-through RV stalls, 50/30/20-amp electrical hookups, water service, a centrally located shower and bath house with laundry, and wireless internet.