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Step inside Buffalo Bill’s House, the historic home of William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody. This beautifully restored 1886 Second Empire-style mansion offers a glimpse into the life of the legendary showman, army scout, and buffalo hunter. Explore the elegant Victorian home filled with period furnishings, visit the large barn showcasing antique carriages, and discover artifacts from Buffalo Bill’s famous Wild West Show, making it a must-visit for history and Western heritage enthusiasts.

Lake Maloney is a large, peaceful reservoir where you can swim, go boating, or hike along the lakeshore. Rent a paddleboat or kayak to explore the lake at your own pace. In the summer, the deciduous trees offer lots of great shade, and the trees turn a deep golden color in the fall. If you love to golf, play at the Lake Maloney Golf Course. Bring a picnic or snack and enjoy a day at the lake, just 10 minutes from our North Platte hotel!

If you're a golf enthusiast, a visit to Wild Horse Golf Club in Gothenburg, Nebraska, is a must. This renowned course offers minimalist design and challenging play with wide fairways, deep bunkers, and undulating greens. It also provides a links-style experience reminiscent of Scottish golf courses. Designed by Dan Proctor and Dave Axland, the course has consistently notched a spot as one of America's 100 Greatest Public Courses by Golf Digest.

If you or anyone in your group loves trains, don't miss the Golden Spike Tower. This eight-story overlook gives panoramic views of Union Pacific's Bailey Yard, the world's biggest railroad classification yard. Roughly 10,000 railcars are sorted here every day! Explore exhibits on railroad history, including the North Platte WWII Canteen and the Orphan Trains. Chat with the tower's volunteers, many former railroad employees, to learn more about the inner world of trains.

Get the wiggles out at Cody Park, a family-friendly space alongside the North Platte River. You'll find all sorts of things to do and see here, including a wildlife sanctuary, kiddie rides, and the Cody Park Railroad Museum, home to historic locomotives and train cars. There's also an outdoor swimming pool, baseball and softball fields, tennis courts, and playgrounds. Pack a picnic and head to Cody Park for a relaxing day with the family!