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Country Inn & Suites By Carlson, Kearney, NE

105 Talmadge St., Kearney Nebraska 68847, USA

Reservations: +1 (800) 830-5222 US Toll-free

Telephone: +1 (308) 236-7500 Fax: +1 (308) 236-4208

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Central Location among Kearney Hotels

With an ideal location near the Great Platte River Road Archway Monument and Fort Kearny, visitors can enjoy easy access to historical attractions, growing businesses and unique shopping. Situated near I-80, Country Inn & Suites is the perfect choice for your vacation in central Nebraska. While lodging in Kearney, see a hockey game at the FirsTier Events Center, take your family to the KidZone children's museum and learn more about the Oregon Trail at and Pioneer Village. We welcome you to come and enjoy the vibrant business, retail and entertainment venues near our hotel. Contact us today to make your reservation and see what sets us apart from other Kearney hotels.

Nearby attractions include:

Viaero Events Center (.7 miles)
Come watch Nebraska's US hockey league, the Tri-State Storm at the nearby events center.
Phone: +1 (308) 338-8809
KidZone Children's Museum (1.8 miles)
Kids and families will love this interactive, educational museum that encourages creativity.
Phone: +1 (308) 698-2228
Museum Of Nebraska Art (2.1 miles)
This art museum holds the state's official art collection. Be sure to explore the Cliff Hillegass Sculpture Garden outside the museum.
Phone: +1 (308) 865-8559
University of Nebraska at Kearney (2.4 miles)
Perfect for visiting families, our hotel is conveniently located near this Nebraska University.
Phone: +1 (308) 865-8441
The Great Platte River Road Archway Museum (3 miles)
This interactive museum takes you back to the pioneer days when people were journeying out West. Children and families will love this fascinating museum.
Phone: +1 (308) 237-1000
Cabela's (3.7 miles)
Home of the second Cabela's store, this outdoor store has hunting and fishing supplies and an animal showroom.
Phone: +1 (308) 234-3933
Fort Kearny State Historical Park (6.5 miles)
Built to protect travelers on the Oregon Trail, Fort Kearny symbolizes America's westward expansion. This park also has a 186-acre recreation area with great camping, mountain biking, hiking and more.
Phone: +1 (308) 865-5305
Fort Kearny State Recreation Area (6.5 miles)
For great camping, mountain biking, hiking and outdoor beauty, visit this 186-acre recreation area.
Phone: +1 (308) 865-5305
Rowe Sanctuary (17.8 miles)
To see the annual Migration of sandhill cranes, visit Rowe Sanctuary in Nebraska, which boast the largest concentration of sandhill cranes.
Archway Monument (18 miles)
Learn more about the Oregon Trail at Archway Monument.
Phone: +1 (308) 832-1181

About Kearney

Located at the nation's midpoint, equidistant from Boston and San Francisco, Kearney's history as a travelers' rest began as pioneers and settlers followed early trails across the continent during the 1800s. Nearby Fort Kearny (c1848) protected pioneers, prospectors and railroad crews. The unique Harold Warp Pioneer Village chronicles America's progress and development since 1830 with live demonstrations and over 50,000 historical items. Today, the Great Platte River Road Archway Monument spans I-80, and celebrates the pioneers' westward journey and the opening of the nation. Interactive exhibits allow visitors to share the experience. The area is also known for travelers of a different kind in the spring - the Platte River in Kearney becomes a rest stop for some 500,000 migrating sand hill cranes and other birds on their way north to Alaska and Canada.

Did you know?

The location of the Great Platte River Road Archway Monument coincides with where three great western trails converged - the Oregon, Mormon and California trails all passed through here, and nearly 300,000 settlers passed this way during the mid-1800s. Later, the routes were used by the Pony Express, Wells Fargo stagecoaches, and the Transcontinental Railroad, and formed the base for what is today a busy interstate highway.