Two Rivers SRA

Lynn Carda

I like all the different lakes they have to offer. Camped here about 10 years ago. Today we drove by the trout lake and it was packed full of people. We brought our daughter here to "treasure hunt" she took her metal detector she got for Christmas to the swim beach.

Stacie B

We have been camping here since 1968 as little kids with our paternal grandparents. Our favorite NE State Park. Two Rivers is 302 acres and has 6 gorgeous, well-maintained different campground areas with tons of mature trees all around with some trails too. The bathrooms with showers are kept clean and stocked, and the kids playgrounds are well maintained to be safe. Our favorite camping area is "Cottonwood" campground that borders the Platte river (sentimental reasons), it is filled with very tall and old Cottonwood trees. But all the campsites are great. It has been fun watching Two Rivers develop over the years. The whole park is a beautiful nature setting with 7 lakes and Platte river frontage. Fishing is very good here, and the park also has a nice, clean beach for lake swimming. The Park Rangers have always been kind and helpful. They want it quiet for campers after 10 PM also luckily. There is also a nice sized Two Rivers Concessions store across from the Park office and entrance that has lots of supplies and offers light breakfast/ lunch/ dinner; that has been there for decades. Our family has so many years of excellent memories here and can't wait to make more this Spring camping and fishing here. Sometimes my daughter and I drive here just to walk around for a few hours to be in nature and relax, year round. If you want a geat place near Omaha to go for camping, fishing, hunting, or even a fun day trip to picnic and get outdoors year round, Two Rivers is definitely the place.

Kat Palmer

This was a fun place to camp. The campgrounds were nice and level and the lakes are very pretty. The bathrooms were very clean!

Ann Sorg (Lakebrain)

Camp site was fine, we unfortunately had one that had our door facing the road. Had family try to drop us off after dinner around 9 pm and boy ranger attendant wouldn’t let us in without paying for a sticker, he didn’t bother to ask what site we were in either. So here we are we are in our sixties the other couple in their 70’s and this boy couldn’t use common sense to let them drop us off. Felt it was a bit of bullying on his part and so we ended up walking in the dark to our campsite

Melody Tolles

Used to like it here but the last 2 nights the storms took out my tent! Rangers drove by and not one of them stopped to see if I was ok