Great amenities. Love what they've done with it, unfortunately, in my experiences, at least during…read morethe daytime, people have been putting their dogs inside the fenced areas and going back to their cars or over to the port-a-potties and leaving their dogs unattended inside. Which also accounts for all the poop left everywhere. They have excellent walking trails and a great archery range and bike track down the hill. The evening park goers seem to be more responsible in our experience.

It is a very nice dogs park. Lacks some shade though so it's better to pick a cooler temperature to…read morehead there. This is the reason for 4 starts. Other than that the park has everything you and your dog need: water station, playground bag station, shaded gazebo.

We were chasing after some Nebraska Passport stops in the area. We had our dogs with us and they…read moreneeded a break. We followed the GPS directions to the Community Dog Park but ended up at the ball fields. Luckily we were able to get assistance from two young guys in a car. We followed them and they took us right to it. Thanks, guys! Seward is a helpful kind of place. Our dogs enjoyed the park, although there were no other dogs. I think it was too hot. After running around a bit, our black lab mix cooled off in the giant water dish. He didn't want to leave, but our Aussie herded him into compliance. Seward is fortunate to have such a great place for off leash dogs.

Pioneer Park is one of the best attractions in Nebraska…read more This park has it all (puts on SNL Stefon voice): -History (the pillars that were part of the original treasury building) -Culture (the statue and story of Red Cloud) -Nature (the beautiful scenery and ponds) -Wildlife (the buffalo/deer/etc) And it is just a few minutes from Lincoln and a short drive from Omaha! I would definitely recommend this place to anyone who is looking for a relaxing, but still adventurous, activity!

I was looking for another fun park to do some exploring. I found this and decided to check it out -…read morethere is so much here to see. I really wish I had known and found the older exploratory part of the park earlier in the day - I spent too much time on the picnic-y parts of the park, but I enjoyed it. The signs were a little bit misleading - there are parts of the exploritory area that are closed to the public but there was no warning of that when you were heading that way. I actually really enjoyed the bird observatory and the bridge. It was such a hot day but I thoroughly enjoyed myself.

Always a great place for families/couples/kids. Just all the way around a great experience. Clean…read moreand very well maintained play equipment.

Wow what a diamond in the ruff! We were passing through stopping off highway 80 for a break from…read moredriving and we found this gem. To our surprise when we arrived there was a miniature train running around the park. We bought 4 tickets, $1 for kids, $2 for adults. There was even a man dressed as the train conductor, tooting the horn and getting the kids excited for the ride! Once we were done with our train ride we headed over to the playground that was fairly large insize. Lots of bridges, ladders, hideouts and slides. Was a blast for my kid. We finished the stop up with a popsicle from the concession stand. Also worth noting there are indoor bathrooms, although extremely dated and poorly designed. That is about the only negative on this fun stop. Highly recommended detour if you are headed down 80.

Place is a great spot! Small cute little town of Aurora and the camping area is right next to a…read moregreat playground and water park for the kids. This park is great! Partial hookups with dump station right there and free WiFi what a perfect spot for 4 days!

This is an excellent stop. Free water and electric for rv. We are in 40ft 5th wheel. We had to back…read moredown road to get in the back spot but worth the effort. Public swimming pool at end of road (100ft) $4 admission worth it too. Well kept secret. THANK YOU, AURORA FOR YOUR HOSPITALITY. July 1. Plainsman Museum great stop. We spent 3 hours absorbing the information that

I stayed the night at Mormon Island State Recreation Area in Nebraska on 8/22/1993. It was my 1st…read moretime there. The camping fee was $12.00 with electricity. We stayed at site #6 in our 1986 Winnebago Le Sharo.

Several lakes with beaches and waterfront access. Campgrounds available on the river or lake. Good…read morebathroom facilities. Noise from the interstate is audible. I've had relatives use the RV facilities, but commented on the high price.

What a beautiful park! We went to take the dog for a walk and a little swim. Lovely walking and…read morebiking trails. Beautiful trees, plants, grassy areas, and artwork/sculptures. Several areas for picnicking and children to play. There's a gorgeous flower garden with a winding path through it. Part of that area included troughs with vegetables growing in it. The produce is used by schools and a community food pantry. There were some buildings in the park, but I'm not sure what they are for. It was well-maintained. Plenty of parking in several spots.

Had a mini reunion with family near the splash pad, everything was wonderful! Highly recommend for…read morefamily, friends, kids, and pets!