Harrison Area
Badlands Storage, LLC
Harrison Area
Badlands Storage in Harrison have short term unit rental available for motorcyclists who wish to park their bikes in a safe and secure unit while touring the NW Nebraska Badlands and Pine Ridges . 4 wheeler and side-by-side rentals for gravel road touring; advanced reservations required
Hudson-Meng Education & Research Center
Harrison Area
Albert Meng and Bill Hudson discovered ancient bones belonging to more than 600 bison. Nearly 50 years later, Hudson-Meng Education and Research Center is open to the public and the 10,000-year-old bones are still being studied. Open mid-May through September.
Trailside Museum of Natural History
Harrison Area
Featuring the skeletal remains of two large bull mammoths lying as they have since the Ice Age - locked together in mortal combat. Also explore a wide variety of rare Nebraska fossils such as an ancient rhino, giant tortoise, mosasaur skull, standing mammoth, and more.
Agate Fossil Beds National Monument
Harrison Area
Agate Fossil Beds National Monument is home to an important collection of Native American artifacts. Visitors can walk among the fossils of ancient animals. Located 22 miles south of Harrison or 34 miles north of Mitchell on Highway 29.
Photo by Nebraska Tourism
Pavement Ends Campground
8 drive-thru, full-service campground with tent sites, flushable toilets, water hydrants and dump station. One mile east of Agate Fossil Beds National Monument on a privately-owned ranch. All paved road. 30 amp and 50 amp; cash, credit cards and Paypal. The night sky with minimal light pollution
563 River Road
Harrison, NE 69346
Harrison, NE 69346
308-665-2311, Cell: 308-665-5524
The Nest B&B Inn
HarrisonHat Creek Rd.
Harrison NE 69346
Harrison NE 69346
308-432-4227
Toadstool Geologic Park
Harrison Area
Toadstool Geologic Park is regarded as a strange landscape within the grassland. Sediment layers deposited by ancient volcanoes have eroded at different rates, leaving sandstone formations perched on clay stems. Early residents referred to the formations as toadstools.