Buffalo Bill SRA Campground
Buffalo Bill Ranch State Recreation Area
Write a Review 2921 Scouts Rest Ranch Rd. North Platte, NE 69101 308-535-8035 Official WebsiteGPS: 41.1733, -100.7898
Overview of Buffalo Bill SRA Campground
Last Price Paid: $36
Reported by camper-719590 on 10/2/2023
Longest RV Reported: 33 feet (Travel Trailer)
Reported by Snoopinaround on 9/10/2022
Number of Sites 23
Elevation 2,788 ft / 849 m
Tent Camping Yes
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Reviews of Buffalo Bill SRA Campground 8 people have reviewed this location.
“Expensive stop over, but quiet. Electric only.”
Reviewed 10/2/2023
Nightly rate: | $36 |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
Site Number: | 14 |
Not bad for a stop over. 0.7mile washboard dirt road to the campground loop. Hardly any trees. Expensive for non-residents. $25 for electric plus $12 for park fee. No Sr. discount. Very quiet. Most sites are gravel and reasonably level. 14 antenna channels and 5bars verizon. Not much to do here.
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“Good For Overnight”
Reviewed 9/10/2022
Nightly rate: | $30 |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
Site Number: | 2 |
RV Length: | 33' (Travel Trailer) |
A washboard gravel road less than a mile long leads to the small campground. Six of the sites have 50 amp and we arrived on a Friday right after lunch to grab one of those because it was 103 degrees outside. No dump and only about 4 sites are close to a water spigot. Gravel sites are pretty level. Small trees so clear skies for satelli... more
A washboard gravel road less than a mile long leads to the small campground. Six of the sites have 50 amp and we arrived on a Friday right after lunch to grab one of those because it was 103 degrees outside. No dump and only about 4 sites are close to a water spigot. Gravel sites are pretty level. Small trees so clear skies for satellite. Locals arrive early on Friday to grab sites that are close to spigots. Price does not include Neb park user fee.
Snoopinaround would stay here again
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“Nice but price”
Reviewed 8/19/2020
Nightly rate: | $33 |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
Site Number: | 9 |
RV Length: | 30' (Travel Trailer) |
This is a nice little park right next to the north Platte River. I just believe it's a bit pricy. $25 for the site then $6 for Nebraskans or $8 for out of staters for the park pass
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“Good place to "overnight"”
Reviewed 8/22/2018
Nightly rate: | $22 |
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Days stayed: | 2 |
Site Number: | 1 |
RV Length: | 32' (Fifth Wheel) |
I wanted to visit the Historical Museum and Buffalo Bills vacation home on my way West. Other than a train whistle in the distance, It was a quiet place to stay. Vault toilets, no Dump! The nearest RV dump I found was 5 miles away at a gas station. No water at the site and the water available was either in someone's site or down by the... more
I wanted to visit the Historical Museum and Buffalo Bills vacation home on my way West. Other than a train whistle in the distance, It was a quiet place to stay. Vault toilets, no Dump! The nearest RV dump I found was 5 miles away at a gas station. No water at the site and the water available was either in someone's site or down by the restroom. If you're connecting to RV you'll need 50-75 feet of hose unless you get one of the three or four sites that have a hydrant close. The sites do have 50 Amp electric.
The $22 dollar fee included an $8 non-resident day fee (each day), something I find unfriendly in Colorado and Nebraska. I would rather just know it's $22 and pay it. If they want to give a discount to residents then do it at the end like Montana does. I know it's semantics but leaves a bad feeling for me.
RetiredVagabond would stay here again
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“Will do in a pinch”
Reviewed 11/1/2017
Nightly rate: | $22 |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
Site Number: | 6 |
RV Length: | 24' (Truck Camper) |
We ended up here because the very inexpensive Cody Park was closed. Here you pay for camping plus the day use fee which is $8 for out of towners. The campground is pretty cut and dry but it is nice and well maintained. It’ll do in a pinch but it seems overpriced at the $22 it cost us. There is electric but no water or sewer and no dump... more
We ended up here because the very inexpensive Cody Park was closed. Here you pay for camping plus the day use fee which is $8 for out of towners. The campground is pretty cut and dry but it is nice and well maintained. It’ll do in a pinch but it seems overpriced at the $22 it cost us. There is electric but no water or sewer and no dump on site.
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“Camp on Buffalo Bill's Ranch!”
Reviewed 8/7/2016
Nightly rate: | $19 |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
Site Number: | 10 |
A very basic but quiet state park. Electric only sites. We did not take on water so have no idea how difficult this would be. Others have stated that access to the potable water is inconvenient. There is no dump station on site. The sites are close together but significantly angled so that you don't get the sense of being on top o... more
A very basic but quiet state park. Electric only sites. We did not take on water so have no idea how difficult this would be. Others have stated that access to the potable water is inconvenient. There is no dump station on site. The sites are close together but significantly angled so that you don't get the sense of being on top of your neighbor.
This is a good overnight place to stop when traveling on I-80.
Verizon cell and internet service were OK. Was able to stream video.
Daily fee quoted includes a $5.00 per day fee for your vehicle.
Bob Martel would stay here again
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“Basic camping. Good place to stop for a night.”
Reviewed 3/11/2015
Nightly rate: | $14 |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
RV Length: | 24' (Travel Trailer) |
Basic campground in North Platte, NE. Electric only sites with no water or dump station on site. Well, there is water, but only at a couple of sites and when I was there, the rigs at those sites had water hoses hooked up to them. So, essentially, there was no water for me. Which is why one always carries a bit of water in the tank, rig... more
Basic campground in North Platte, NE. Electric only sites with no water or dump station on site. Well, there is water, but only at a couple of sites and when I was there, the rigs at those sites had water hoses hooked up to them. So, essentially, there was no water for me. Which is why one always carries a bit of water in the tank, right? ;)
I was passing through on the way from Loveland, CO to Lincoln, NE, so this was a nice midway point.
If you are into trains, North Platte has Bailey Yard, which is the world's largest railway switching (classification) yard. Owned by Union Pacific, there is an observation tower that you have to pay to enter. I like trains, but wasn't in the mood to spend money to see a bunch of track. Plus the clock was ticking!
Marshall would stay here again
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“Nifty C/G next to historical site, Wild Bill Cody's Ranch House”
Reviewed 1/11/2015
Days stayed: | 2 |
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RV Length: | 28' (Travel Trailer) |
Located an easy drive north of the historic town of North Platte. Wild Bill tried to settle here and built a beautiful home within view of the C/G located on a branch of the Platte river. Nice sites with elec. Quiet here on the edge of town altho you do get some fishermen here. North Platte was a train stop for WWII troop movements ... more
Located an easy drive north of the historic town of North Platte. Wild Bill tried to settle here and built a beautiful home within view of the C/G located on a branch of the Platte river. Nice sites with elec. Quiet here on the edge of town altho you do get some fishermen here.
North Platte was a train stop for WWII troop movements across the country. Twice a day the train stopped and troops were let off for about 15 minuets. In 1941 thru 1945 local ladies made it a poit to meet each train, no matter the weather or time of day and great the men with fresh hot coffee, homemade treats of sandwiches, pie, baked goods and conversation. The didn't miss a train in all that time. Women organized themselves and sought volunteers from a 100 mile radius to "greet the boys."
WWII was a big moment in the life of this town. Out near the Interstate they have erected a large and impressive memorial to all those who served then. Fittingly, they didn't forget the women who gave so much of themselves so the troops would have a touch of home before they shipped off. They gave their time, nostalgic thoughts and to no small expression of thanks, their sugar and meat rations. They were all heroes! Thank you ladies of North Platte… You were angels.
Tomp would stay here again
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Amenities
Hookups
- 50 Amp
- 30 Amp
- 20 Amp
- dry camping
- Partial Hookups
Site Amenities
- fire ring
- picnic table
Facilities
- trash
- water available
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