Wildcat Hills SRA Primitive Campground

We pulled into the park and drove into the first couple of campsites. There were 5 marked sites with two being available for trailer pull-ins. However, this camping costs $27 per night!! $15 per day for the camp fee in the “regular” camping season and $12 per day for a non-Nebraska resident for the park pass which isn’t included in the camp fee. Not worth $27.

Visitors center was open but most of the Museum (exhibits / observation deck/floors) closed due to Covid. Very nice Ranger!
There ar 5 pull thru sites at the 1st campground with a CCC built restroom (multiple pit toilets) . A trailhead is also at this CG.
We very much enjoyed liking. We looked at the second campground and felt certain we could get our rig ( 25 ft ) there but turning around would require a 3 pt turn. We liked the 1st CG better anyway. Arrived on a Friday nt late with 2 campers in the 5 pull thru sites. On Sat nt we had only 1 other camper With us so lots of privacy. The star show at night is stunning. We could see the milky way . No fires allowed. Some noise from shooters but very limited as range is only open with reservations.

Wildcat Hills is located south of Scottsbluff, NE. Essentially it has 4 sites on hardback dirt. Access road is only about 1/2 mile long, paved then good smooth gravel. Trees on the west and north of the site and open to the south and east. There are no services though I did see a couple of potable water spigots located further up the road.

DO NOT TAKE A BIG RIG OR TOWED TRAILER past the campsites. Literally no where to turn around.

Rate it $5 for a day pass per day and $8 per day for camping.