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Ashland

Ashland is a city in Eastern Nebraska. The small city sits alongside the Platte River tributary of Salt Creek in Saunders County and had a population of 3,100 people in 2020.

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16 places

  1. Buy

    A Coin Shop

    Offering gold coins, foreign currency, and printing errors, this small operation gives customers a wide selection of valuable coins for any type of collection.

    Mon Tue 10AM-5PM, Wed 11AM-6PM, Thu-Sat 10AM-5PM, closed Sun

  2. Do

    Ashland Golf Club

    A relaxing course, good for new golfers. A golf cart is included in the price and staff is friendly. Golf attire required.

    7AM-7PM$20 for 9 holes, $40 for 18 holes

  3. Eat

    BW's Pub & Grill

    A classic American diner featuring burgers, pizza, and beer. Offers Keno and hosts live music.

    Mon-Thu 11AM-10PM, Fri Sat 11AM-11PM, Sun 11AM-9PM

  4. Drink

    Cellar 426 Winery

    Cellar 426 sits high on one of the highest points in the area offering commanding views of the valley below. The expansive outdoor seating area allows you to soak up the sun while enjoying fine wine and charcuterie plates. Reservations are not necessary, wine tastings are available during normal hours except during live music events.

    Mon-Thu 1-7PM, Fri Sat noon-9PM, Sun noon-6PM

  5. Eat

    Cheri O's Coffee House and Ice Cream Parlor

    Specializing in coffee and ice cream, this small diner offers visitors a chance to unwind with a sweet treat. From the hand dipped ice cream cones to espresso or their soup and sandwiches, there's something to satisfy everyone's palette.

    Mon-Sat 7AM-5PM, Sun 11AM-5PM

  6. See

    Eugene T. Mahoney State Park

    This state park covers almost 700 acres, with activities including rock climbing, horseback riding, and swimming. Features a water park and cabins for rent. A great place to get outdoors.

    8AM-5PMNebraska Residents $6/day, Non-Nebraska Residents $8/day

  7. Drink

    Glacial Till Cider House & Tasting Room

    Glacial Till started out as a winery, but quickly expanded into making cider. This tasting room allows people to enjoy their finely crafted drinks with food. Customers can enjoy all of the wines and ciders that were produced at the winery located near Palmyra, Nebraska.

    Sun-Thu 1-7PM, Fri Sat 1-9PM

  8. Do

    Iron Horse Golf Club

    A challenging course with some great views. Built around a rock quarry, this course allows for some great sightlines. Take your time and enjoy the challenge of the back 9. Golf attire required.

    7:30AM-6PM$55 for 18 holes, $30 for 9 holes

  9. Eat

    KC's Eastside Saloon

    A popular small town bar. Friendly staff and patrons make this a nice place to spend the evening.

    9AM-2AM

  10. See

    Lee G. Simmons Conservation Park & Wildlife Safari

    Wildlife Safari Park

    This 440-acre park allows guest to drive through the different biomes of the Great Plains and see native wildlife in their habitat. See American Bison, Bald Eagles, Black Bears, and more as you drive or hike through the park, admiring the scenery and animals. Check the calendar for special events, where zoologist come and share their love of animals.

    9AM-5PM$8 adults, $6 children, $7 seniors and military

  11. Eat

    Parker's Smokehouse

    Top notch BBQ. Offering huge portions and hearty meals to fill up even the biggest stomach.

    Sun-Thu 11AM-8PM, Fri Sat 11AM-9PM

  12. Do

    Quarry Oaks Golf Club

    A challenging course built into an abandoned quarry. Navigate the rocky terrain and enjoy the view of the river as you tackle this course's holes. Golf attire required, no outside food or drink.

    9AM-5PM$43 for 9 holes, $80 for 18 holes

  13. Eat

    Round the Bend Steakhouse

    A no-frills steakhouse and seafood restaurant. Big slabs of meat all around and fried shrimp as well. Feeling adventurous? Order a "prairie oyster". Just say you want a Buck-a-Nut.

    Mon-Sat 11AM-10PM, closed Sun

  14. See

    Strategic Air Command & Aerospace Museum

    SAC Museum

    A museum dedicated to the advancement in aircraft and spacecraft during the Cold War. Featuring a SR-71 Blackbird and a B52 Stratofortress, visitors can walks around and admire the size and capabilities of once highly classified aircraft. The museum also works on restoring specific aircraft. Check out the permanent exhibits featuring Nebraska's role in the Second World War and the Korean War.

    9AM-5PM, closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's, and Easter holidays$14 Adults, $7 children, $11 seniors, $12 military

  15. See

    Willow Point Gallery

    A collection of dioramas showcasing 29 animal species in their natural habitat. Paintings by Gene Roncka are also on display, telling the history of Nebraska.

    Mon-Sat 10AM-6PM, Sun noon-4PMFree

  16. Buy

    No Frills Supermarket

    A supermarket with low prices.

    6AM-10PM