Campground Overview
About Cody Park
Imagine waking up to the gentle rustling of leaves and the sounds of peacocks and geese just feet away from your campsite—Cody Park Campground in North Platte, Nebraska, delivers an experience that blends natural charm with unique family-friendly attractions. Located alongside the North Platte River, this campground offers 40 first-come, first-serve sites perfect for small rigs or tents, with basic amenities like flushing toilets, a dump station, and access to potable water. While there are no hookups, quiet generators are permitted, making it a simple yet well-maintained base for both stopovers and relaxed weekend getaways.
Inside Cody Park, campers can enjoy shaded picnic areas, multiple playgrounds, and a quaint zoo featuring elk, llamas, and peafowl, where visitors can even feed the animals. Seasonal highlights include a vintage 1913 carousel, miniature train rides, and a swimming pool, creating ideal opportunities for families with children. For a laid-back afternoon, stroll along the park’s trails or explore the adjacent North Platte River.
Situated just two miles off I-80 and minutes from downtown North Platte, Cody Park Campground offers convenient access to nearby attractions like Buffalo Bill Ranch State Historical Park and Lake Maloney, a haven for boating and fishing enthusiasts. This charming, budget-friendly campground combines simple comforts with memorable attractions, making it a fantastic choice for travelers seeking an authentic slice of Nebraska’s outdoor charm.
Vitals
Number of Sites
40
Elevation
2798feet 853meters
Pad Type
Unknown
Max Length
28feet
Details
Hookups
No Hookups
Hookup Details
No Hookups
Pull-thru Sites
Unknown
Restrictions
None
Amenities
Pets
Dog Friendly
Kids
Yes, with playground
Bathhouse
Restrooms
Extras
Trash Collection, Water Available, Dump Station
Booking Information
Reservations
No Reservations
Season
April 15 to November 1
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