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Brownville State Recreation Area

Park Snapshot Nemaha County SE of Brownville Lat: 40.39454 Lon: -95.65057 Aerial Map 22 acres (0 water) Click region for new search (AreaID: 36) Attractions Overnight Accommodations Facility Details Campground/Cabin Maps Driving Directions Contact Information: Brownville SRA RR 1 Box 30 Shubert,  NE  68437-9801 Phone: (402) 883-2575 ngpc.Indian.Cave@nebraska.gov

Please note: Brownville SRA is now open again. There is limited boat/trailer parking as not all silt and debris has been removed after the flood waters. As of this date the campground and picnic areas at Brownville have not been thoroughly cleaned up. The park is open to the public but camping and picnicking opportunities are limited. For more information, please contact Indian Cave State Park staff at (402)883-2575.

Situated just southeast of Brownville, this 22-acre area is home to the historic Meriwether Lewis Dredge Museum, operated by the Meriwether Lewis Foundation. It offers boating access to the mighty Missouri River, with an excellent boat ramp and dock. Activities and facilities include camping (14 hard-surfaced pads), picnicking, shelters, drinking water and latrines.

Brownville has a surprising array of things to offer tourists. A winery, arboretum, and riverboat rides make this unique town well worth the visit.

Camping Facilities: 12 camping pads without electricity

Brownville is a 22-acre tract of land adjacent to the Missouri River. The area offers primitive camping, boating access to the Missouri River, fishing and picnicking.