Nestled in the Missouri River bluffs and wetlands that form Nebraska’s northeastern border, Ponca State Park is a haven for people and wildlife alike. Demand for the existing cabins in the park far outpaces supply.
Fortunately, contributions through the Foundation have enabled the Commission to begin construction of four large new cabins, with other smaller units planned. The Foundation also funded the purchase of additional wetlands along the river, and habitat development efforts to create an ideal home for waterfowl, deer, and many other animals, including much-needed spawning habitat for the Pallid Sturgeon.