You can find the status of Elkhorn and Platte river access parks here.
The majority of Omaha’s trails are operated and maintained by the City of Omaha. The Papio NRD only manages the trails at Chalco Hills Recreation Area and Prairie View Recreation Area.
You can find trail system updates on the City of Omaha’s website.
You can download the Metro Omaha Trails System map here.
Yes. Our group shelter accommodates approximately 100 people and is available for reservation.
No. Camping at Elkhorn Crossing is first-come, first-served.
The Nebraska Game and Parks Commission stocks Nebraska waters with millions of fish and dozens of species. Easily search its fish stocking database.
For emergency service in the evening, on a weekend or holiday, please call:
You can easily pay your water bill online here.
During business hours, please call 402-444-6222 or email our accounting department.
We offer two tree programs:
The Conservation Tree Program is an option for homeowners, acreage owners, producers, and operators to purchase low-cost bare-root tree and shrub seedlings to plant on their private land.
The Celebrate Trees Grant Program encourages and assists communities with tree-planting projects for community benefit on public land such as parks, cemeteries, tribal lands, libraries, and rural villages.