Pelican Point State Recreation Area

Are you seeking a serene escape along the Missouri River where primitive camping and peaceful seclusion define the experience? Pelican Point State Recreation Area in Tekamah, Nebraska, is a small but scenic 36-acre gem offering anglers, paddlers, and nature lovers a tranquil retreat.

With six primitive campsites, this campground provides a back-to-basics experience without electricity or potable water, making it perfect for those looking to unplug and immerse themselves in nature. Vault restrooms are available, along with a boat dock and ramp that ensure easy access to the Missouri River for fishing, boating, or quiet exploration. Picnickers will appreciate the nine picnic tables, grills, and a shelter for enjoying meals against a backdrop of stunning riverside views.

Situated just five miles east and four miles north of Tekamah, this recreation area is ideal for day trips or weekend getaways. The Missouri River provides rich opportunities for fishing species like catfish, walleye, and sauger, while the surrounding area offers peaceful wildlife watching and open skies.