
A 390-acre lake surrounded by a 1,050-acre park in north central Omaha. Constructed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for flood control and recreation, it opened in 1977. After a major renovation beginning in 2017, the park reopened in 2021 with upgraded trails, a renovated campground, new marina, disc golf course, and improved access.
18-hole "Lighthouse" course. Intermediate level, hilly. Free — bring your own discs.
Rentals available through Neighborhood Offshore. Accessible launch at Entrance #3.
83 RV sites (42 full hookup, 41 electric). 7 tent sites. Showers, restrooms, snack bar.
No-wake lake (5 mph max). Public boat ramp open during park hours. Marina available.
9 stationary targets + 11-lane 3D range. Open year-round. Archery use only within range.
450+ acres of wildlife area north of HWY 36. Excellent habitat for migratory and resident species.
Each color is one trail. A name in the legend opens that trail's page.
Nature Trails and Equestrian Trail share one line. The stored geometry is not split under those names.
The main lake loop — flat, accessible, perfect for walking, running, or biking. Connects all park amenities.
Extensive multipurpose trail network north of Highway 36. Open for hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding.
Designated equestrian trails within the northern nature trail system. Riders must bring their own horses.
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Required for ages 16+ — Nebraska sport fishing license
Regularly stocked, up to 13 lbs
Developing fishery, good populations
Great for beginners & kids
Stocked since 2020
Popular panfish target
Stocked seasonally
23 ft
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Marina, main parking, trail access
Campground access (seasonal)
Kayak launch, shelters, scenic views
Trails, fishing, lake overlook