RV stays in Nebraska
Sandhills, Platte River migrations, and one of the most underrated empty drives in the country.
Search NebraskaA traveler's overview
Nebraska gets passed through by most travelers, which is the state's gift. The Sandhills cover a quarter of it — grass-covered dunes, working ranches, and ranch roads with no cell service. The Platte River sandhill crane migration each March is one of the great wildlife spectacles in North America.
CurbNTurf hosts trend ranch and farm. Plan offline maps and a full tank — gas stations are spaced like they were in the 1950s.
Top destinations in Nebraska
Valentine
Sandhills capital, with the Niobrara River and miles of ranch country.
Kearney
The center of the spring crane migration along the Platte.
Chimney Rock
An Oregon Trail landmark in the western panhandle.
Lincoln
College-football capital and a surprisingly good food town.
Scottsbluff
Western Nebraska crossroads with Scotts Bluff National Monument overlooking it.
Stays in Nebraska
We're growing in Nebraska
No CurbNTurf stays in Nebraska yet — but new hosts are coming online every week. If you own land here, you could be one of the first.
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Roads, food, and seasons in Nebraska
Drive the Sandhills Journey Scenic Byway (US-2) from Grand Island to Alliance. Two hundred seventy miles of grass dunes, cattle, and the BNSF mainline. Catch a sunset over the dunes near Mullen.
Time a March trip around the sandhill crane staging on the Platte near Kearney and Grand Island — half a million birds in a single 80-mile stretch. Audubon's Rowe Sanctuary runs blind reservations that fill fast.
Wind is constant. Drive earlier in the day for less of it. Summer thunderstorms can move fast across the open plains; keep a weather radio in the rig.
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