Willow Creek State Recreation Area

Welcome to Willow Creek State Recreation Area in Pierce, Nebraska. Come explore the park's miles of trails.

Boating and Fishing: All types of boats are allow at 700 acre Willow Creek Lake but about half of the lake is considered a no-wake zone. Fisherman can expect to catch bass, bluegill, catfish, crappie, northern pike, and ripers. Come spend a day on the lake.

Camping: Willow Way Campground has 165 campsites with electricity, 10 equestrian sites with electricity, as well as some more basic sites. Several sites have fire rings, the restrooms have showers, and dump stations as well as laundry areas are all located nearby. Come out and stay a few nights.

Hunting: Hunting season at Willow Creek State Recreation Area begins the day after Labor Day and ends on April Fools day. Here hunters can find deer (for which only archery hunting is allowed), dove, pheasant, quail, rabbit, and squirrel.

Picnicking: Willow Creek State Recreation Area is a great place for a picnic. There are 6 shelters as well as dozens of tables and grills.

CAUTION! At times this lake contains levels of toxic algae so do not drink the water and always be alert. Also the swimming beach has no lifeguard on duty so swim at your own risk.