Samuel R. McKelvie National Forest

Equestrian Center
Cherry County, NE
Samuel R. McKelvie National Forest

Located south of Nenzel in Cherry County, this 116,000-acre national forest is a fantastic representation of the unique Nebraska Sandhills prairie ecosystem. Popular uses of the forest include hunting, fishing, horseback riding, camping and bird watching. There is one small campground located on the southwestern edge of the forest. Steer Creek Campground has 23 campsites, 8 horse corrals, potable water, and the 1-mile Blue Jay hiking trail.The Niobrara River Canoe Launch day use site on the Niob...

Steer Creek Valley, Cherry County, NE

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Reservation
recommended
Max Stay
Overnight
Horse Accommodations
✕ Stalls
✕ Paddocks
✕ Pasture turnout
✕ Run-in sheds
Water: Hose bibs
Hay: Byo only
✕ Wash rack
Trailer & Vehicle
Parking: Not specified · Gravel
✕ Pull-through
✕ Electric
✕ Water hookup
✕ Dump station
✕ Overnight in LQ
✕ Fuel nearby
Safety & Health
✓ Coggins required
✕ Health cert required
✕ Quarantine area
Human Amenities
Restrooms: None
✕ Showers
Lodging: None
✕ Food nearby
✕ WiFi
✕ Laundry
Exercise & Recreation
✕ Arena
✕ Round pen
✓ Trail access
Policies
✕ Stallions welcome
Dogs: Leash only
✕ 24-hour access
✕ Liability waiver
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