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With a population of 27,000, Fremont is the largest community in Dodge County. Located on Highway 275 between Omaha and Norfolk, the city serves as the trade center of this farming area. Six antique stores in Fremont’s historic downtown maintain the community’s title of “Eastern Nebraska Antique Capital” while a close proximity to the Platte River and many lakes make it a destination for outdoor adventure. Fishing holes, swimming areas and sandy beaches can be found at Fremont Lakes State Recreation Area while Bryson’s Airboat Tours offer a rather loud, but fast way to “fly” across the Platte.
Three YMCA facilities in Fremont promote health and fun, including a wellness center and an ice skating facility. The Splash Station water park offers another fun way to beat the heat every summer.
Learn more about Fremont and Dodge County by contacting the Fremont-Dodge County Convention & Visitors Bureau at visitfremontne.org and (402) 753-6414.
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Bryson’s Airboat Tours
While exploring the 20 lakes of the Fremont Lakes State Recreation Area, you might hear what you think are airplanes flying low behind the trees. Many local river rats use ...
Gallery 92 West
Art lovers can peruse two galleries of creative creations on the main floor at Gallery 92 West, and a large art store and gift shop upstairs. Classes, workshops and special ...
Fremont Lakes State Recreation Area
Fremont Lakes State Recreation Area boasts 20 sandpit lakes. Most provide habitat for largemouth bass, channel catfish and bluegill. A few large, predatory muskies lurk in Lake No. 20, but they ...
Heritage Arboretum
Fremont became a college town when Midland University was founded in 1883. Today 1,300 students from 37 states and 11 foreign countries study here. The liberal arts college’s Heritage Arboretum includes 700 trees. ...
Fremont’s Splash Station
Fremont’s Splash Station is an amusement park that’s all wet. With a body slide, wave pool, splash pad, water walk and hydro-storm, it's a great summer destination....
Woodcliff Restaurant
If downtown shopping works up your appetite, then a trip to the country may be in order. The Woodcliff Restaurant, south of the Platte River from Fremont, whips up ...
J’s Steakhouse & Wine Bar
J’s Steakhouse & Wine Bar is in the downtown heart of Fremont’s antique district. USDA Choice Nebraska steaks and more than 200 wines combined with the upscale atmosphere ...
Dodge County Historical Society’s May Museum
The Dodge County Historical Society’s May Museum was the 1874 home of Fremont businessman Louis E. May. The grand two-story structure with six large columns in front has an ...
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