Chimney Rock Pioneer Crossing offers:

Long Pull through sites for your convenience
Fresh Well Water, Sewer and Electric at each site
RV dump station
Picnic Tables
Pet Friendly
Amazing view of Chimney Rock

Whether you would like to stay at Chimney Rock Pioneer Crossing for 1 night or 6 months you will enjoy the quiet, country setting and surroundings of Western Nebraska.

The campground is open all year, weather permitting.

To make an online reservation just click RESERVATIONS button. Its that simple!

Office hours 9-5 Monday thru Saturday, 12:00 to 5 on Sunday during the tourist season. If arriving after 5, please call 308-631-4700 or 308-631-4478

Campground

Chimney Rock Pioneer Crossing

Campground & Souvenir Shop

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Check in: 1:00 pm or after

Check out: 11:00 a.m.

30 amp service - 38.00/night

50 amp service - 38.00/night

RV's/campers with more than 4 guest will be charged $5.00 each additional

person /per night

Monthly Rates-$650.00

For ALL Monthly Reservation request please call 308-631-4700 or 308-631-4478

Cancellation Policies

Daily:

100% refund if cancelled reservation 3 days before intended arrival

50% refund if cancelled reservation 1 day before intended arrival

No Refund if cancel day of intended arrival

Weekly/Monthly

Weekly Cancellations need to be made 2 weeks prior to arrival date for refund

Monthly Cancellations need to be made 30 days prior to arrival date for refund

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Winter will be over soon, Make your summer reservations now

FACT: Pioneers could purchase a pound of bacon for a penny. The pioneers with excess bacon considered it worthless and dumped along side of the road. One pioneer reported seeing ten tons of abandoned bacon in one pile

Our Restroom/shower house will be closed for the season on September 8, 2023. There are full hookups at the campsite.

Camp within walking distance of Chimney Rock

You can hike the winding trail that takes you to the base of Chimney Rock through several windy ravines and canyons pioneers once walked. You can almost hear the wagons as they crossed this famous landmark on their journey west.