I stayed here with my fiance during our 10 day road trip. We were driving through NE to see 2…read moredifferent monuments and came across this very small town called Chadron. Paul called a few places and decided we should stay right down town at the Olde Main Street Inn. We were greeted with a free drink to "brush off the road dust" from Jeanne, the owner/bartender. Jeanne was very friendly and offered a pleasant stay! The room was very old with many antiques. Jeanne left the other rooms open so we can peak around and see the different styles of rooms. Have an open mind with the shower, since it wasn't a tub, more of a drain in the ground to collect water, but it does the trick! Jeanne made a very large and moist cinnamon bun and coffee! She also took us around the old diner (what used to be open) to see an original well. I recommend to stay here if you ever find yourself in Chadron, NE.

In a way, you sort of have to have an adventurous spirit to stay at the Olde Main Street Inn, but I…read morehighly recommend it! It is maybe the quirkiest place I've ever stayed, but it was really cool and I'm glad I stayed here instead of one of the chain motels in town. Jeanne, the inn keeper/bartender was very friendly (as was her mom!) and made us feel at home with a free drink to "wash away the road dust." I liked that. I'll probably never stay in Chadron again, but if I did I bet I'd stay here! The room was the cheapest one they offered at only $65 for the night and it was small, but comfortable. You can get suites up to $95 and they were much bigger and provide a kitchen and multiple rooms. The shower wasn't the greatest, but this place was built in 1890 and I don't think many updates have been made to it since then. For breakfast, Jeanne prepared these unbelievable cinnamon rolls. I ate almost two since my fiancee has been on a health kick.

An amazing place with such a history. You can feel the history in this place. Plus, the owner is…read moreabsolutely the friendliest person you will ever meet. Love getting to stay here in our super clean room. Recommend this place to any traveler.

This place is a living museum. The owner is a super sweet lady, ready to help with anything we…read moreneeded. She also works the bar across the street for food and fun. There's admittedly not much in this town, but this BnB had everything we needed. Comfy beds, cozy and homey feel with tons of antiques and keepsakes from a bygone era. This BnB is like a time capsule. Would definitely recommend.

Best bar in Chadron! Jeanne, her mom, and the other locals are great company. This saloon is…read morelocated inside the historic Olde Main Street Inn. Prices are totally fair and if you are staying at the Inn, the first drink is on the house! They have a TV so you can watch the Rockies, Broncos, Letterman, etc. Closing time is around 11pm. They also have a pool table. This is the place to be in Chadron!

Definitely not closed to the public. Best atmosphere in town. Perfect classic pub.read more

We...KB, B, and myself came up today for trail riding with our own horses and Franki Dog. Great…read morefacilities for horses and girls staying in Lodge. Myself and Franki stayed in our horse trailer camper. Dogs not allowed in Lodge rooms, but are in cabins which require a 2 night stay. We only have enough time away for 1 night. Really nice campground with electric. Full service campground also available. Was beautiful riding which we waited until after 5p to do. The organized rides stop then and we could ride without other traffic, and take Franki along. Dogs not allowed on the organized tour rides and rental horses. Was great experience and we are not into the trail riding thing. We 3 plan to ride tomorrow morning again for a short distance again.

Paid for my two night stay, before I had even finished setting up wheel chalks/lifts and plugging…read morein, their security came over and complained I did t put my post badge on their post. Ugh. That night we went to take a shower and they've got a coin box in the showers!!! $1.50 for 3 minutes. What a damn disgrace. No WIFI in the campgrounds and limited cell service too. Not to mention, as a Combat Veteran, this military "Fort" doesn't even honor our veterans with a discount at check in. Disgraceful!!! Absolutely disgraceful!!! Shame on you Nebraska. I'm checking out early and driving on to the Dakotas. Pretty sure they value Veterans.

Had such a good time and the breakfasts were so delicious. We enjoyed the host family and relaxing…read morecountry retreat feel. It is a long drive out into the country so be sure to get directions from the hosts. And cash only.

The Fosters are amazing!! We love to spend time at the farm. The place is clean and they make you…read morefeel right at home. Definitely the best place to stay if you are in western Nebraska. The hunting is great and the sights are beautiful.

Absolutely wonderful. Easy checkin. Good prices. Clean. Nice owners. No old rigs.read more

If you like a park with zero rules this one is for you!! I never did see any rules but to be fair I…read moredid not ask for them. Going by the rules in the majority of parks we have stayed in are generally the same. They include no tent camping (some have special areas), max number of guests per site. Both of those were blatantly violated while we stayed here. The people two sites down from us had at least 10 people in one fifth wheel. It was hard to count them all. They also set up two tents and had three vehicles parked in adjoining sites. Two dogs barking constantly. My husband finally went over asked them to quiet down their dogs. They acted like nobody ever told them that before. What? Not everyone in the park wants to hear our dogs bark 24/7? They did control them somewhat after that. They say they have wifi, we specifically asked. She did say its not good for streaming. OK, we want to be able to get online, scope out the area, check email etc. She said oh yeah, you can do that! NOPE. We were there 5 days, never once when I tried to log on did it work. I didnt notice until we were on our way out, but the park is also a used car lot. Its on one side. Maybe that is why so many people are parked so haphazardly near the office. We were barley able to squeeze our class A by to get to our site. Pros? Well the site was pretty level. Sorry cant think of any other. Needless to say we wont be back.

Best views all around!! The plains to the Milky Way!! Super quiet! Love the pool! Awesome place to…read morego to!!

Talk about an amazing living history experience. I drove out here looking for another business and…read morestumbled upon High Plains Homestead by accident. The owners are amazing and are more than willing to give you a tour and discuss the local history. Check out their local consignments in the old western mercantile and do yourself a favor and stay for a few days... you won't regret it!

Fort Robinson State Park in Crawford, Nebraska is one of the best camping experiences we've had in…read morethe Midwest. The RV camping facilities are excellent--the sites are spacious, well-maintained, and surrounded by beautiful scenery that provides a fantastic escape into nature. The hookups were convenient and everything was clean and easy to access, making it a very comfortable stay for RV travelers. One of the highlights of our visit was the horseback riding. Riding through the scenic bluffs and open countryside was unforgettable and a perfect way to experience the park's historic landscape. The staff were friendly and helpful, since 3 of us had never ridden a horse before. We were able to walk the stables before our ride and the horses were well cared for, which made the ride enjoyable for everyone in our group. We also loved having a restaurant right in the park. After a day of exploring, it was great to sit down to a hearty meal without having to leave the area. The food was delicious, the portions were generous, and the atmosphere was relaxed and welcoming. For rockhounds, the park is also a short drive from the Crawford Rock Shop, Agate Beds National Park, and public areas to rockhound. Between the beautiful setting, great RV amenities, memorable horseback riding, and the convenient restaurant, Fort Robinson State Park offers a truly well-rounded experience. We'll definitely be back!

Came during the off season so was able to drive through and look at signs. During prime season they…read morehad parking rates listed at the gate.