We initially stopped at Cody Park for a picnic dinner and realized there was camping on our way out…read moreand spent the night. The campground was basic- just sites next to each other on a grassy area. The bathrooms left something to be desired for sure. The next morning we realized was also a small zoo we could walk through. It was okay, but we really felt bad for the buffalo and the lone caribou. None of them were living their best lives.

I literally just wanted dr. pepper!! I was standing in line telling a story to my friends when an…read moreold man grabbed both of my hips from behind! I'm also a minor! the workers were sooo kind! they kicked him out, and apologized to me!! beware of the old men whores at Cody park.

The park looked very nice and it has the 20th Century Veterans' Memorial, the Lincoln County Law…read moreEnforcement Memorial and a Union Pacific train caboose bordering it. I didn't get to walk around but it looked restful and allows for a nice stroll if one wanted to take a walk. There's a lake in the middle and I saw someone enjoying watching the wind make waves across it. It's a nice rest area off the interstate and not crowded the day we stopped to explore the two memorials. Later found out it's a fishing spot and wheelchair accessible.

To add to the other review, there's also a wonderful wheelchair accessible playground with…read morewheelchair swing at this park. Our daughter had a blast climbing the play equipment and using the merry go round. an excellent place to stop on a road trip.

Day two of the fool's errands found me in Broken Bow Nebraska looking for breakfast but not finding…read moreit. What I found instead was City Square Park. It's a great big park in the middle of town taking up an entire city block. It has two type of turf: synthetic spongiform impact absorbing simulated turf in the fully equipped kiddie play ground with climby things and a roundy-rounder and springy stuff and there's regular grass and dirt on everything else that isn't paved. In the middle of the park is a slightly vandalized but otherwise well kept band stand along with plenty of benches and picnic tables for sitting and watching and snacking. There's also a couple of old-timey clocks to complete the scene, one each at the SE and NW corners. What's not to like about this place?

I don't always have a good explanation for how I end up in places like this, but I ended up here…read moreand that's what really matters. It's the first pony express station/office or whatever. So I'm wondering when the first letter got dropped off where was it going to go. To the 2nd pony express location? Who knows? I did not find out the answer to that on my visit here. I pulled up and the place was closed. But 2 super cool little old ladies were stopping by to unlock it because one had locked her keys inside. As a result of their kindness I was given a brief tour of the inside of the place. It's like a lot of old buildings. Storied, rustic, low ceilings and basically made entirely of wood. Some brochures, some gift shop items (I got a magnet woop), and something tells me that there's never a long line to get in. It's not far from the interstate, and it's kind of situated in a calm and relaxing park so I mean, yeah...all good things. Stop by if you're passing through. Get a magnet. That's what I did. You should do it too.

Very interesting! I learned so much about the Pony Express & what those young riders went through…read moreto get mail delivered. The woman inside was friendly, helpful & very knowledgeable. Well worth the stop.

My dogs love this dog park! There's plenty of room for them to run around and there is fresh water…read moreavailable for them at the park. There are also shaded benches for the humans to sit on.

Large dog park that has plenty of shade and doggie agility toys scattered around. There are some…read moreparts of the fence that could use a little mending. My fatty dogs couldn't get through, but a small chihuahua probably could. Also, I'm not sure how good the dirt/rock/burr ground is for the doggies' paws since I wore sandles and things kept prickly my feet as we were walking around the park. I still gave it 4 stars because I appreciated the shaded park for my girls on a hot summer day. Also, the small dog area is about 1/4th the size of the large dog area.

Searching for true love and forgiveness? Talk to GOD and get a DOG!…read more#ReflectDogs Love & Forgiveness So I read some of the comments about stickers? I think those are part of nature? But I don't know of any dog parks around these parts that have AstroTurf! The park itself is absolutely ginormous and has grass? It's also got some really cute little places for you to sit with picnic tables that are inside these interesting little cages with roofs. There are poop bag dispensers all around the fence line and a few trash cans. There is a nice water fountain in the small dog park and a very big water faucet in the big dog park. You are right next to the dog park and you can easily walk around the interior of the fence line, and it is a good walk. So unless your dog has never stepped on a sticker or you have never experienced having to take a sticker out of your dog's foot, this would be an awesome dog park. As far as the stickers go I'm sure they are just part of nature. So come enjoy the park.... Even if you step on a sticker it is well above the star rating it currently has young lady

Never again. We were on the road for a trip and we wanted our shepherd to get some fresh air.My…read moredog ended up with several stickers all over him! Get rid of them!

The city of Broken Bow is located in Custer County, Nebraska (Basically right in the middle)…read more The town is small but has lights and stuff. Paved roads with slow speed limits. The main drag is on E Street (East/West) between 7th and 9th Streets (North/South). This where the city hall, town square/park and county museum is located. It's crazy how the park square is filled with women w/ babies and stuff chatting with each other. The main drag also has bunch of restaurants and bars. What's there to do in Broken Bow? Jack Sh*t~!!! Sarcasm aside. The main attractions are: 1. Custer County Historical Society & Museum, and the 2. Boneyard Creation Museum. Throughout the town are remnants of Solomon Butcher (photographer). Other than that, this place has a lot of sh*t as in fertilizer. The economy is based on cattle so it smells like it too. For the most part, I just drove through cause when am i ever going to be in central nebraska again. I mean if i have to go to omaha, im flying! since omaha isn't that special either. Food sucks here. Just beef and beer. Safe travelings peeps.

Citizens of Broken Bow allowed a feed lot to be constructed very close to the town, and as a…read moreresult, the downtown square where we were staying at the Arrow hotel smells strongly of cow feces. The flies have also noticed the smell and they are completely out of control.

He spotted the law enforcement memorial and because of my poor choice of footwear - breaking in…read moreheels for a wedding - and the high winds, he drove me over. Elegant and simple, it brought a wave of sadness over me reading the names of the deceased officers who had made the ultimate sacrifice since 1916. There are four benches donated by agencies so you can sit and contemplate. And the lake it's by makes for a nice view. Very relaxing. It warmed my heart sitting there looking at the memorial and the flags flying overhead. Made me proud of my law enforcement officers and appreciative of their daily service.