Recreation

Activities in Osmond

Memorial Park

  • Quiet Place to Enjoy Nature
  • Playground Equipment

  • Ball Park Complex (2 Fields with Lights)

  • To the North: Osmond’s Rodeo Arena

Poolside Park

Downtown Osmond

In the Area

Within a 15-minute drive of Osmond, you will find four 9-hole golf courses for your summer golfing enjoyment. The area surrounding Osmond offers some of the best upland game bird hunting anywhere. The pheasant is king, but partridge, quail, and turkey are also plentiful. White-tail deer hunting is also popular in the Osmond area. Rifle, archery, and black power seasons are offered.

Located twelve miles south of Osmond, this recreational area features a 700-acre lake, 4 boat ramps, fishing, horse trails, shelters, playground, archery range, hiking trails, snowmobiling, shower building, 83 camping pads (64 with electrical hookups), RV, tents and beach. A park permit is needed.

Located west of Osmond on Highway 20, this wildlife area covers 1,500 acres. Excellent fishing, hunting, and camping area features one of the only trout streams in Northeast Nebraska with excellent rainbow trout fishing in the winter months.

This is an opportunity to get a detailed glimpse of pre-historic Nebraska and the ability to observe paleontologists at work in this historical park located west and north of Royal, Nebraska.

On the Missouri River between Nebraska and South Dakota near Yankton, South Dakota. Water sports are available ranging from fishing, water skiing, sail boating, jet skiing and power boating. The Visitor’s Center, is 10 miles north of Crofton, Nebraska. Near Gavin’s Point Dam, is a stopping point, overlooks the Dam, Lewis & Clark Lake, and the Missouri River.

This Park, located in the wooded bluffs of the Missouri River, is an 800 acre wonderland offering 17 miles of walking trails, horseback riding, camping, and picnicking. You can take a ride on the actual Lewis and Clark trail and enjoy the view of three states from the ridges above the river.

Near the confluence of the Missouri and Niobrara Rivers is a 1,649-acre park that offers recreation, relaxation, and a chance to enjoy the spectacular scenery of the area.