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North Platte/Lincoln County Convention & Visitors Bureau

219 S Dewey St
North Platte NE 69103
Ph: 308-532-4729; 800-95
Fax: 308-532-5914
info@visitnorthplatte.com
www.VisitNorthPlatte.com

The North Platte/Lincoln County Convention and Visitors Bureau works to raise awareness of the North Platte area as the gateway to the Wild West. Our Western hospitality is our best attribute. The North Platte CVB markets our community with a mission to develop tourism thru conferences, conventions, and events that fill hotel rooms and increase the North Platte area economic base.

Our staff can help you plan you family vacation, family reunion, business convention, or special event. Local and state maps, attractions, restaurants and parks are included in the vast array of information available in the Visitors Bureau.


Attractions and Upcoming Events


Hotel Yancy
(HOTEL PAWNEE)

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the hotel is named for William L. Yancey, who became its proprietor after signing a lease with Keith Neville and Alex Beck in 1928. Construction began in March 1929

North Platte, NE National Register

Fox Theater

The Fox Theater is a fine example of the "Picture Palace," a building type popular in America in the 1920

North Platte, NE National Register

Cody Park Railroad Museum

One of the most beautiful sights in North Platte is Cody Park. The Union Pacific Railroad Co. donated and installed steam locomotive UP 3977 in the railroad museum area of Cody Park in 1968

North Platte, NE Museums

Wild West Memorial

At the entrance of Cody Park, visitors will find the Wild West Memorial. This is near the site of the historic Old Glory Blowout, the first spectator rodeo held in 1882 staged by Buffalo Bill. The Wild West Memorial has been created as a tribute to the father of rodeo - Buffalo Bill Cody.

North Platte, NE Memorials

Things to do near North Platte, NE

Allen's Opera House

The opera house was built by Charles Allen in 1906. The concrete block used in its construction was manufactured by local bus...