Enjoying the weekend by camping out is one way to boost your ties with your family and friends. Spending time in the wilds can really forge a strong relationship with people you love and care about. That said, the state of Nebraska has a great list of camping sites that provide you with that outdoor feel, whether you are pitching tents or do it the trailer way.

Among the popular camping sites in Nebraska is the Fossil Freeway. As the name implies, the place is filled to the brim with fossils. Serving as a natural corridor between the Nebraska’s Panhandle and The Black Hills in South Dakota, the Fossil Freeway just offers a great place for campers.

Another place worth camping at is the Agate Fossil Beds National Monument. Aside from the majestic scenes, the place is also filled with history. The place and the surrounding areas are the former lands of the Lakota Indians, a great tribe of Native Americans. The Agate Fossil Beds National Monument is also where early trading routes were created.

If you want to settle near a river, then camp at the Niobrara National Scenic River. With great views and available amenities, you and your fellow camping buddies will surely enjoy your stay there. Among the views you will see in the area include the pine-clad hills and prairie, numerous waterfalls, tall sandstone cliffs and wildlife like deer, bison, elk, beaver, mink, herons and kingfishers.

If you want to camp out near unusual land formations, then check out the Scotts Bluff National Monument. Located eight hundred feet above the North Platte River, the park has served as a landmark for early travelers and explorers who journeyed via the Oregon, California, Mormon, and Pony Express Trails.

If camping near a lake is your thing, then check out the Methodist Cove Park. Ideal for families who want to bond and escape modernity for a while, the place holds a certain appeal for people who are in tune with the Great Outdoors. Situated by the Harlan County Lake in Alma, Nebraska, Methodist Cove really brings out the camper in you.

If you still want some camping action near a lake, then you can still go to the Cottonwood Campground. The camp site is situated east of Lewis and Clark Lake, below the dam, and is operated by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Omaha District. Due west of the camping ground is Lake Yankton, a small lake below Gavin’s Point Dam.

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