RV rental Sidney, NE: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Once known as America's great desert, Nebraska is the epitome of classic mid-western friendliness. The state may not be on the bucket list of every globetrotter, but if you like to escape the bustling city life for serene adventures in off the beaten path destinations, possibly, you will love an adventure to Sidney. Tucked away in the north-eastern grasslands of Colorado, North Sterling State Park is a wonderful place for a day out with the family. This scenic park is no Lake of the Ozarks, but it offers visitors with fantastic photo opportunities, not to mention more than five miles of hiking trails by the lake shore. The park is also very popular among the local boating and fishing community, and you can try to catch some yellow perch or a channel catfish in the huge reservoir. Due to the large open spaces between cities, road trips are quite common in the region. Start up your travel trailer rental in Sidney and head over past Kimball and Harrisburg to Scotts Bluff National Monument for a date with mother nature. Rising a staggering 800 feet above the North Platte River, the splendid bluff once served as an important landmark for Native Americans back in the years. Now it is a massive playground for thrill seekers and nature lovers. Located west of Gering, the National Park Service Site is rich with activities for you to try out. Hiking through the vast badlands and enjoying the panoramic view once you conquer climbing the bluff sure sounds exciting. Don't miss checking out a 15-minute video explaining the history of Scotts Bluff at the small museum. Once serving as a beacon for westward-traveling pioneers back in the '80s, Chimney Rock is another spectacle worth visiting in the area. Sitting at the southern edge of the North Platte River in Chimney Rock National Historic Site, the geological wonderland is great for a short hike with the family. History buffs aren't forgotten as there is a small visitors center that explains the history of Oregon Trail in detail. Oh! Another thing. Don't freak out when driving down the road and you see another driver lift up a single finger from the steering wheel accompanied by a small nod, that is how Nebraskans say hi while driving.