Fort Robinson State Park

Fort Robinson State Park extends across 22,000 acres of Pine Ridge territory, featuring restored military buildings, nature trails, and nine fishing ponds throughout the grounds.

The park grounds functioned as a military outpost from the Indian Wars through World War II, marking the location where Sioux Chief Crazy Horse died in 1879.

The park museum displays military artifacts, Native American objects, and documents that tell the story of Nebraska's frontier development through different perspectives.

Visitors can reserve accommodations in restored military quarters, modern cabins, or camping sites, with access to swimming pools, restaurants, and outdoor recreation facilities.

The park maintains herds of purebred Texas longhorn cattle and bison that roam designated pastures, continuing a regional ranching tradition.

Location: Bowen Precinct

Operator: Nebraska Game and Parks Commission

Address: Soldier Creek Rd & US Hwy 20, Crawford, NE 69339, USA 69339 Crawford

Phone: +13086652900

Website: http://outdoornebraska.ne.gov/parks/guides/parksearch/showpark.asp?Area_No=126

GPS coordinates: 42.68552,-103.49229

Latest update: March 5, 2025 07:23