Ogalalla Strip WMA (Wildlife Management Area) | Wild Camping
United States
Details
- Verified:
- almost 2 years ago
- GPS:
- 41.11011, -101.75333
- Altitude:
- 949.9 masl
- Contributor:
-
Manuel Festoli (Manny Festo)
Amenities
- Electricity:
- No
- Wifi:
- No
- Kitchen:
- No
- Restaurant:
- No
- Showers:
- No
- Water:
- No
- Toilets:
- No
- Big Rig Friendly:
- No
- Tent Friendly:
- No
- Pet Friendly:
- Yes
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Description
iOverlander cannot verify if wild camping is permitted at this location. It is your responsibility to verify local laws or obtain consent before staying the night.
Wildlife Management Area (Nebraska MWA) at Oalalla Strip Wildlife Management Area. Free rv and tent camping for everyone, no fees charged, that is the reason it's 3 stars. Stay/camping limited to 3 days at a time as a general rule but, could be allowed longer. Check signage to verify or call # below. Nice area. Roads are gravel/dirt.
Note* As a rule: If you have questions or want to confirm the posed signage, call (402) 471-5531 for a Nebraska Game and Park conservation officer/ranger. All Nebraska WMA's are free to camp for everyone. Check signs as you enter for each WMA's specific's regulations, if there are any. If you want electrical and water hookups for rv's, you will need to go to a $pay fee "Nebraska State Park" or a city park, which are really nice but not free, like the free Nebraska WMA's.
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GPS coordinates are off. But just follow the road until you hit the ever popular Nebraska WMA signs. Probably nothing too big back here. Road noise is noticeable, but I prefer it to the truck stops nearby.
Report Check-InAn all right place to stay the night. Interstate traffic noise was tolerable.
Report Check-Inthe road doesnt goes as far out anymore. there is a fence. there is a little parking area that fits 10 cars. you hear the highway noise. we haf a good night here. the eurovan fit fine.
Report Check-InThe interstate and train noise are manageable. For vehicle camping, there is a small parking lot at the end of a dirt road to the right of Casey’s gas station.
Report Check-InWe went down this gravel road which is right next to the freeway and it looks like they blocked off access. If you have a small rig, it should be fine for the night. we have a 36ft trailer and it was challenging to turn around.
Report Check-InTerrible dirt road. Fine for stay if you have to but it’s very noisy and full of spiky burs that are bad for dog feet.
Report Check-InJust as described. A little loud from highway if you can tolerate it.
Report Check-InWildlife Management Area (Nebraska MWA) at Oalalla Strip Wildlife Management Area. Free rv and tent camping for everyone, no fees charged, that is the reason it's 3 stars. Stay/camping limited to 3 days at a time as a general rule but, could be allowed longer. Check signage to verify or call # below. Nice area. Roads are gravel/dirt.
Note* As a rule: If you have questions or want to confirm the posed signage, call (402) 471-5531 for a Nebraska Game and Park conservation officer/ranger. All Nebraska WMA's are free to camp for everyone. Check signs as you enter for each WMA's specific's regulations, if there are any. If you want electrical and water hookups for rv's, you will need to go to a $pay fee "Nebraska State Park" or a city park, which are really nice but not free, like the free Nebraska WMA's.
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