Cass County 2021
By Region
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Quarry Oaks Golf Course
Lee G. Simmons Conservation Park & Wildlife
Firefly Retreat Kimberly Creek Retreat
Trail Route
Main Street USA B&B
Cass by Region Cass County was formed in 1855 and is uniquely situated midway between Nebraska’s largest city and its state capital. Because it’s accessible to Omaha, Lincoln, and their surrounding communities, Cass County has a lot to offer its visitors. Whether they’re outdoor enthusiasts looking for great recreation, history buffs interested in military milestones or the growth of small Midwestern towns, or tourists wanting to experience the local fare and shop for souvenirs, Cass County has something for everyone. These attractions are described in more detail throughout this guide and on our website, visitcasscounty.com.
WESTERN
The western area of Cass County is bordered by Lancaster County to the west, Saunders and Sarpy counties to the north, and Otoe County to the south side. The communities in this area include Alvo, Ashland, Eagle, Elmwood, Greenwood, Murdock, and South Bend. Drivers traveling between Omaha and Lincoln will intersect the northwestern part of the county whether they take Highway 6 or I-80, passing major landmarks including Eugene T. Mahoney State Park, Lee G. Simmons Park & Wildlife Safari, and the Strategic Air Command & Aerospace Museum. Highway 63 and Highway 1 are the major north-south thoroughfares in this area, and Highway 34 runs east and west across the southernmost part of the entire county. The western region of Cass County includes the I-80 Speedway and Eagle Raceway, The Platte Valley Antique Mall, Bakers Candies, several museums and golf courses, and a host of other attractions.
