Camping: No
Water: Yes
Modern Restroom: Yes
Dump Station: No
Showers: No
Laundry: No
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Lodging: No
Cabins: 0
Rooms: 0
Dorms: 0
Food Service: No
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Trails: No
Hiking: 0 miles
M. Bike: 0 miles
Horse: 0 miles
Trail Rides: No
Allow Horses: No
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Picnicking: Yes
Picnic Tables: 5
Grills: 0
Shelters: 0
Shelters w/ elec.: 0
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Boating: No
Types: None
Ramps: 0
Docks: 0
Fuel Avail.: No
Boat Rental: No
River Access: No
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Fishing: No
Cleaning Stations: 0
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Swimming: No
Pools: 0
Beaches: 0
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Concessions: No
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Visitor Center: Yes
Bowring Ranch Visitor Center
May 28 - Sept 5: 9 am - 4 pm, M, T, TH, F, Sa, 12-4 Su, Closed Wednesdays.
Working Sandhills Ranch. The ranch house, outbuildings and 7,400 square-foot Eve Bowring Visitor Center contain displays devoted to the extraordinary lives and careers of Arthur and Eve Bowring, the history and geology of the Sandhills and the Nebraska cattle ranching business.
An admission fee of $2 per adult and $1 for chiuldren under 13 (under 3 is free).
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Office on Site: Yes
Bowring Ranch Visitor Center Office & Ranch House
May 28 - Sept 5: 9 am - 4 pm, M, T, TH, F, Sa, 12-4 Su, Closed Wednesdays.
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ranch, donated by former U.S. Senator Eve Bowring in memory of her husband. The ranch house displays fine antique china, crystal and silver as well as memorabilia from their active public service careers. The visitor center interprets ranching, homesteading, geology, wildlife and many other areas related to the Sandhills and Bowrings.