Crete

The charming town of Crete was originally settled in the late 1800s as a railway town, named after its namesake in Crete, Illinois. Here, glampers can relax and soak up the soothing vibes of its slow pace and rolling countryside. The town is full of historical relics dating back to bygone eras, like the Boswell Observatory at Doane College, which was built in 1883 and still hosts astronomy classes and public visitors. Enjoy a long stroll along the trails under the trees in the 300-acre Osterhout Arboretum, which houses historical tree groves, immaculate gardens, and an amphitheater, or explore the historically preserved homes along the Big Blue River, such as the 1870s Bickle farmstead. And what better way to enjoy Crete, Nebraska than by luxury camping? Book one of these amazing glamping sites today!