Eugene T. Mahoney State Park

Entrance to Mahoney State Park

Mahoney offers a variety of activities including trail rides.

The Eugene T. Mahoney State Park is a state park just north of I-80 and just west of the Platte River that opened in 1991. It is located about halfway between Omaha and Lincoln at I-80 exit 426. The 690 acre park is open year round and the attractions include a large lodge with dining and overnight accommodations, a family aquatic center, camping, trails, fishing, picnicking, horseback riding, an ice skating rink, playgrounds, and many more fun activities. It is named after Eugene T. Mahoney who was a Nebraska Game and Parks Commission Director from 1976 to 1988. The majority of the funds for the development of Mahoney State Park came from private donations and Eugene T. Mahoney played an important role in raising these funds.

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Entrance	Plaque honoring Eugene T. Mahoney	Activities center	Giger Waterway
Lakeside campground	Cabins	Paddleboats at the Marina	Front of Marina
Marina from across the lake	Trail ride	A curious horse	The Lodge
Lodge balconies	Lodge entrance	Gift shop in the lodge	View of Platte River from lodge
Conference rooms in the lodge	Lodge dining room	Marker for Prehistorical Burial Site

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