Great little museum to visit and learn. Lots of interactive stations. Really pretty large deck over…read morelooking the lake. This would be a wonderful place to take the kids and have a picnic.

Something to do for everyone. Just come in and visit with a good worker and you will be happy you…read moredid.

Do yourself a favor and do NOT visit the Blair YMCA. The executive director George Tinteta, is the…read moreepitome of horrible customer service. George is beyond unprofessional. He personally saw to it that my three year old not learn basic water safety from a family member. George threatened said family member and proceeded to revoke her membership for spending time with my son and helping him learn basic water safety. His priority is making the YMCA money through swim lessons (which I would NOT recommend as a past YMCA lifeguard).. the "training" is subpar. It is clear that George and the Blair YMCA do not support young children having basic water safety skills unless they are taught by their staff. Futhermore, the lifeguards spend great amounts of time huddled together talking rather than keeping eyes on patrons. Will be making it a point to get the word out about how badly my family was treated at the Blair YMCA thanks to George Tintera.

Harrison County's newest attraction with an outstanding Welcome Center located near camping, trails…read moreand a pond for fishing.

This was my first time visiting this location for bass fishing, and it was a pleasure. While the…read morelake isn't very large, it includes plenty of parking space, a mini beach/swimming area, and clean campgrounds. The parking for the campgrounds did seem a little clustered for trucks with trailers or RV's. However, I'm not sure that they have much room for expansion. In conclusion, I will definitely be returning for future fishing trips, as well as, looking into camping for the weekend.

I love miller park. It's a diamond in the rough. They really put a lot of thought and $$ into it…read more It was a great zero entry pool, splash ground and park, basketball courts, soccer field, golf course, walking/running path around it, dog parks and more. It really has a lot to offer and me and my kids love going there. The downside is that it can get crowded and sometimes with older kids on the playground that make me less comfortable with my 4 and 2 year old. It's a great park and lots to do. I think the paved walking path is a little over one mile around.

A beautiful setting with activities available for all levels of physical abilities. Close to Omaha,…read moreFremont, Lincoln, and Columbus, Nebraska. The prices are reasonable and programming is great!

Fun place for families with older kids. The corn maze is impressive. Takes between 30-45 min to…read more get it done. They also have laser tag which was fun. For smaller kids there are zip lines, animal petting, pumpkin patches and jumping pillows. Friendly staff and a nice view to and from the place.

I love this lake and the 1.5+mile trail. It has a good size pavilion with grills and tables. Lots…read moreof fishing ( it's a no wake lake). If you like birds you never know what you will see. The usual geese and ducks but on the right day you may see bald eagles, herons, cranes, pelicans ( yep pelicans), giant swans and more. The trail is crushed stone with partial shade in parts. For those with dogs note there are 2 grated bridges to cross. The NRD does a wonderful job keeping up the area.

Chris was awesome! He provided everyone with sunglasses so you don't lose yours!…read moreHe also provided sunscreen, water and dry bags for your phone! Went above and beyond! Had a blast enjoying Standing Bear Lake on a paddleboard. Did a little exercising with a lot of just relaxing and hanging out! I would definitely recommend and will go again!

Had the best time they gave us good instructions, took good pics they posted on Facebook for us,…read morewe will definitely will be coming back

I attended ALC for a kids 8th birthday party. Both my kids, 8 & 5 attended and it was a fun…read moreexperience. It was cold, so prepare accordingly as the indoor stalls and riding area is not heated. We did a brief tour of the stable, and then the group was broken in two three groups. They got to ride 3 different horses, guided by some young girls for about an hour and then on to the cake and presents. It was a unique opportunity for my kids to ride. I was unaware this was even a thing - and it's about 25 minutes from Omaha in Blair/Bennington off County Rd 41.

Just up the road a piece from Omaha, you would swear you are far away from the hustle and bustle of…read moreurban life. Think wayyy north on 72nd Street. A turnoff onto a non-descript gravel road leads you to the picturesque grounds of the American Legacy Complex. Horseback riding lessons are offered here and they have quite the facility. Both indoor and outdoor areas are here and several horses to learn to ride on. My son has taken a few lessons here and has enjoyed it. Safety comes first as my son was required to wear a helmet. Also, they learn to brush the horses towards the end of the lesson. The staff here is friendly and helpful. They also have horse events from time to time where they have rides, contests, etc. I haven't been to one yet with my son but plan to in the near future.