Buffalo Bill ranch state park. The grounds are well kept. Nice walking area. His home and cabin is on the property. There are pictures and many other things to see.

Nice property. Make sure you go into the barn and all the other out buildings. Go see the buffalo and then go see the three sisters garden and the cows. The mansion wasnt open when we went, but its still gorgeous on the outside!

This is probably one of the most iconic photos floating around instagram these days. Its a cool permanent installed in front of the Buffalo Bill Ranch State Historical Park Museum. It basically is a bunch of light posts.

Very informative. Great place to visit!

Wonderful Place to visit in North Platte, Nebraska lot a history here at Scouts Rest home of Buffalo Bill.They have a lot of items from his Traveling Show and information on his life.Very Interesting and cheap Family attraction for the tour.

Mostly original furnishings. Everything very well maintained. Helpful staff.

A beautiful park and buildings. Not everything was open, for example we couldnt look at the house, but the barn was cool.

It was beautiful and big. I loved the architecture and the barn was great. There are some amazingly huge trees too.

Very relaxing and interesting place about the greatest cowboy of all time! I will definitely come back again!

Lots to see. They were painting the out side of the house so we werent allowed in. Too bad . It was a great looking house. Next time.

Went last night and had a great time. It was beautiful! There was a light snow falling which made the lights seem to twinkle a bit brighter. They offered hot apple cider, suger cookies and roasted chestnuts on the tour outside. Seeing Santa in the cabin was awesome! Hats off to all the volunteers especially the gentlemen doing the horse drawn hay rack rides. Thank you for a wonderful evening.

House was closed due to Covid19. We walked outside in the Park, nice area, well taken care of. Why do they charge $6 for parking ?

Stopped by on our way to Omaha, only expecting a picture from the outside. Ended up with a full tour of the house by Cody!He shared great stories that brought Buffalo Bills history alive. The collection is a must see, while the caretakers/curators are a sunny delight.

Lots of info about Bill and the rest of his crew, just walk right in.

Realy old & cool

Definitely check out the photos in the barn,the home is still shuddered be because of covid.

House was cool to look at, and the barn was impressive. Staff lady was friendly. The barn was impressive.The house fee and the separate state park parking fee is silly, but everyone needs to make a buck these days.

Please update your site with the correct hours for touring the house. We drive 100 miles, trying to time a visit there because it said it opened at 8am, but we had to wait until 10am to tour the house. It added 2 more hours to our very long trip to Denver.

Was very informative and interesting. Well worth the stop. Cant wait to go back. A few hours is not long enough

Beautiful building and well kept grounds

Beautiful interesting, worth the trip

I visited Scout’s Rest Ranch in July 2018 and it was a wonderful experience. The docents were welcoming and the Second Empire mansion that Bill Cody built is beautifully maintained and full of memorabilia. The ranch itself is a sylvan paradise and the barn is an experience in itself with photos and posters from Buffalo Bill’s Wild West. The baby buffalo with his parents added charm. I am so glad the State of Nebraska bought this property and keeps it looking spiffy and authentic. Mr. Cody planted cottonwood trees and they are still thriving. One extra pleasure was seeing Frank North & Bill Cody’s original log cabin that used to be located on their ranch near the Dismal River. It’s rustic and adds to the property’s allure.

It was worth the stop! It’s a beautiful piece of history! I just love the huge horse barn! We enjoyed it!

Really needs painted and cleaned up beautiful place to take maturity and family photos.

We got there at 8. Found out it didnt open until 10. Went and had breakfast. Came back and sat on the porch from 10 until 10:20. We could hear someone in the house. Finally just left. We were so very dissatisfied.

It was great if you like the West and its history, which my husband loves to see & do. Collects books of western history. Go see it!!

Beautiful ranch, once owned by the famous Buffalo Bill Cody. A quiet and peaceful place.

For 2 Dollars its a great little museum to visit . Me Im from the UK so its cool to find about what you learnt of in your youth

Closed but barn open. House needs repair snd paint. Barn had very cool old photos and wagons.

Beautiful history

Check hours before you go. It opens at 10, not 8. Grounds are nice.

Good step back in history

Fun to see where he lived and interacted with family, friends, Indians.

Interesting view of the past but no surprises.

GREAT PLACE. TOO BAD THEY NAIL YOU FOR A OUT OF STATE PARK PASS. (TO PARK) THEN YOU HAVE TO PAY ALSO TO SEE THE RANCH.

This was Buffalo Bills retreat from touring in his Wild West Show. The property contains his home, barn, and a small log cabin from days gone by. The Victorian-styled home is well kept and each room contains a lot of historical items from Buffalo Bill, his family and friends. Lots to see and learn here. The barn is HUGE and also contains memorabilia from the Buffalo Bill days. Other than that, there really wasnt much else to see here.

What a jewel in NE. GREAT STAFF!

Historic site. Beautiful day.

Really enjoyed touring this beautiful ranch so rich in history.

Very nice. Really enjoyed the house and barn.

Very interesting especially after a research paper Annie Oakley. A great stop along a log drive through the state of Nebraska.

The house was unexpected with elegant furnishings. The barn with wagons and memorabilia of the wild west show is a short walk from house. There is also a State Park entrance fee since the house is now part of the park system.

Great place to take your kids

Parking okay. The location itself is a one time deal. Once youve seen it. Thats it. No since seeing it again unless decorated for Christmas.

Awesome place to visit a must see for history buffs

Its his homestead. You have to pay a park fee which was $6 and adults are $2 each.

Fascinating look at a historical person. Incredible value for the cost!!! This would cost considerably more elsewhere.

Beautiful place! Wonderful people with fantastic historical stories!

Very informative and beautiful place.

Enjoy the calmness and love old antiques

A national treasure please go see this place if youre in the area even if youre just driving by

It was still closed. The opening was pushed back to May 1st

The park was beautifully maintained. The receptionist on 6-11-18 was very rude. Need to find another job for her.

Website says they open at 8 but they dont open till 10 so we drove on.

Beautiful place!! Baby buffalo is the best part.

Dusty trails pumkin fest was great

Peaceful and great place to picnic

Pleasant setting and a fun bit of history.

Awesome to see the house and property

Very informal

It is only open on.weekends. We did not get to your home.

Great place to visit.

Fantastic guide!! Great historic stop!!

Awesome place!!!

Interesting

Lots of cool history

Wife loved the home

Great state park and museum for the family

Great history!

Great peace of history

Lovely home, interesting museum.

Nice place for history

Neat place... worth the stop!

This is the barn lot of historical stuff to see..

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