Best fishing guide in the metro area. I truly recommend this cat fishing guide service. He does…read moreeverything he can to put you on fish great captain great guide. Very knowledgeable To give you the best opportunity to land catfish And big catfish..

From the owner: We are a world class fishing charter on the Missouri River at Omaha,Nebraska. We are the #1…read morefishing charter on the Missouri River. We fish for trophy catfish on the Missouri River as well as offer boat tours of the Missouri River. The best fishing guides, boats, and equipment in the industry. Experience the Missouri River like never before when you book a fishing adventure with us!

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

This is one of the best parks that I've rented a cabin from in a long time. Both the Park and the…read morecabins are well maintained. The only issue to reach the fire ring you must walk a steep decline with rough ground.

On our cross country road trip, we visited this little park while stopping in to see my brother and…read morehis family in Omaha. The park is a quiet space which includes various athletic fields (baseball, basketball, tennis) and a well-maintained fishing pond stocked with catfish, bass, bluegill, and trout in season. The park features plenty of green space, shade trees, benches and tables, and walking paths. We had a nice afternoon with the kids, catching lots of little panfish in the pond, all released. Parking is free in the large dirt lot, but more that as best we could figure, the only bathroom facility is a portapotty near the baseball diamond. Hidden gem.

This is a nice surprise in the area. I have been before but it was looking kind up unkempt - not…read morethis time. The park looked great - nice place to walk around - the field looks well kept and the lake was active with people fishing and talking walks.

Nice little gem to enjoy peace and quiet and good scenery. Good place to get away from people and…read moreenjoy a hike. Good, clear trails and a great view of the lake as you approach.

Very nice park! Beautiful lake to kayak one. We love to bring out our camper from Omaha. They have…read moreabout 17 electrical sites for campers and then plenty more sites with no electricity. Sites do not have water or sewer but he park does have a dump as you leave that you can use at no cost. There are spigots around that have potable water to fill your tank if needed. Very quiet and beautiful!

Love this little lake Treasure located just outside Ashland (between Omaha and Lincoln). It's got…read moreamazing primitive tent campgrounds on the lake with wonderful views and relaxing spots. Also has camper spaces. It doesn't get the traffic like big camp grounds in my experience so it's more peaceful and costs significantly less- only $8 for primitive camping ($5 more for vehicle permit if you don't have state park pass). When I was there in May I had the whole camp ground to myself save one other camper on the edge of the park. Camping is self-sign up with slips around park. Has fire pits and wonderful lake with tons of birds and avian wildlife to see and listen too. Hundreds of baby geese. Good fishing and local Dons Bar is the only food stop in Memphis so don't be afraid go on in and try a cheeseburger or fish- the bartenders super friendly-Also get fire wood there too. It isn't a far drive from Omaha- 35minutes if there's no road construction and is better than most campsites in platte or Mahoney. Take a trip there it's worth it!

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.

The name Dead Timber is very apt for this park, but not in a bad way…read more It's just very bygone feeling, like it's been the spot of many historic movements in nature. There are rickety bridges that are long closed down, and uprooted trees that are still standing and growing, against all odds. Aside from the cool old style feel of Dead Timber, there are actually some fun things you can do here too, like camping, trail hiking, and fishing. It's about an hour outside of Omaha, so it's an easy little day trip or activity with the family or by yourself (as it's very isolated feeling too so it would be cool to be by yourself out there!) I'd say this isn't the top of any of the Nebraska parks/recreation areas, in terms of maintenance or things to do, but it does have its own little charm.

I was looking for a new place to take some pictures. This was a pretty park - due to the time of…read moreyear, is was very quite. Quite a bit of places to walk around the lake - I was surprised to see very few animals.

Dean Thielen as a fishing guide was just excellent. He took me and my two young boys (5 and 3 years…read moreold) to Flanagan Lake in West Omaha. He was great in teaching the kids how to handle the rod and the fish. Kids say they fished over a thousand fish and they were not far off. I would reccomend him for a great time on the water.