USFS Soldier Creek Campground

I only found this campground because I had a motor vehicle use map (MVUM) for the Nebraska National Forest. The camp is right on the border with Fort Robinson State Park. In fact, you have to drive through the state park to access it. The state park has the normal state park signs that explain that you need to pay a day use fee to do anything, but since we were just passing through with no intention to stop we didn't pay anything to the state park.

The USFS campground has a handful of primitive sites and sites meant for equestrians. We were the only ones there, which was great compared to the state park because it looked packed. Be warned that you need to drive about six miles off the highway on a dirt road (well maintained) and drive through a small creek. The creek was up to the middle of my pickup's wheels and trailer's hubs in September. You'll also need some ground clearance under your rig's overhangs because the hill down to the creek and back up are fairly steep. I didn't have any issues at all with my 30' bumper tow and I doubt that most people would have any problems.