How to Find Hotels in Nebraska City, Nebraska

Nebraska City is a small town on the western shore of the Missouri River. With a population of barely 10,000, its residents are warm and friendly, and visitors to this hamlet will be more pleased by the sights and sounds they'll find. The town is famous as the "Home of Arbor Day."

Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

Things You’ll Need:

• Internet access
• Passport

Get to Nebraska City

1. Fly into Ebbley Field in Omaha, Nebraska, from larger hubs like Denver or Chicago. Flights arrive and depart regularly, and fares are affordable even for a family of four.
2. Take the I-80 Interstate highway to I-73 South. This is the primary artery that leads to Nebraska City.
3. You can take the bus from Omaha instead, although it's not as convenient. Greyhound does stop in Nebraska City, but not frequently.

Find Accommodations in Nebraska City

4. To book accommodations, contact Nebraska City Tourism and Commerce, Inc. at [phone] or visit their Web site (see Resources below).
5. Spend your afternoons golfing with your friends at the Wildwood Golf Course. Take advantage of inexpensive accommodations nearby for easy access to the course.
6. Pack your camping gear and spend a few nights at the Riverview Marina Campground, which offers 47 acres of land to enjoy. Its proximity to the city center makes it a convenient locale for beginning campers.
7. Enjoy a true Nebraska City treat and book accommodations at a local bed and breakfast. Several offer excellent amenities, such as hot tubs and huge gardens.
8. Book accommodations with low cost proprietors like motels or chain hotels. You'll be able to find several affordable places in Nebraska City.

Relax in Nebraska City

9. Come to Nebraska City for Arbor Day, the city's main attraction. Tour the orchards and nurseries in town. Spend time with fellow nature lovers.
10. Fill your RV's tank with gas and park it at the Victorian Acres RV park. This is a wonderful getaway for people who own a mobile home and crave relaxation.

Tips & Warnings

• Nebraska City has a fairly limited public transportation system. Renting a car in Omaha or at the airport is your best bet for getting to and around Nebraska City.
• There are no international airports near Nebraska City; the closest commercial airport is in Omaha. You'll need more than one mode of transportation to reach Nebraska City, unless you're driving the entire trip.
• Security is a priority throughout the United States, and numerous regulations can snarl your travel plans. To help your trip go smoothly, be aware of restrictions on baggage and carry-on items before you arrive at the airport.
• Stay alert to weather conditions if you plan on visiting Nebraska City in summer or autumn, the seasons for tornadoes and dangerous thunderstorms.