Standing Bear Lake

Us Army Corps of Engineers, Nebraska.

Standing Bear Lake, NE, located in northwest Omaha, is named for the Ponca leader Chief Standing Bear, and is operated by the City of Omaha. The day use only facility offers picnicking, no-wake boating, hiking and bicycling trails, nature study opportunities and fishing. The lake has a surface area of 135 acres and is surrounded by 396 acres of parkland.

Nearby Activities

  • Wildlife Viewing

Directions

N.W. Metro Omaha, near 132nd and Fort with entrances at 144th, 132nd, and Fort Streets.

Additional Information

  • Standing Bear Lake Website
  • Standing Bear Lake Photo Album

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