Visit Burwell & Calamus Area
Essentials
Calamus Wash & Dry
130 N State Hwy 11
Shurfine Food Center
805 G StGroceries, beer, liquor & wine. All the essentials!
Dad's Calamus East
Gas, bait & beer. Open daily 7am - 9pm.
Shopping
Mariposa is a charming boutique with trendy women's clothing, locally made items, unique home decor and baby items!
Mariposa
412 Grand AveMariposa is a charming boutique with trendy women's clothing, locally made items, unique home decor and baby items!
Men’s, women’s and children’s clothing as well as a full line of tack and supplies.
Dry Creek Western Wear
827 G StMen’s, women’s and children’s clothing as well as a full line of tack and supplies.
Burwell Pharmacy
137 Grand AvePharmacy needs, gifts, home decor and Burwell & Calamus clothing. Photo kiosk.
Entertainment & Activities
Rodeo Theatre
171 S 8th AveDelicious popcorn and such friendly customer service! Movies are held every weekend.
Longhorn Lanes
310 N State Hwy 11Bowling, drinks & food, fun for everyone. Open bowling Friday, Saturday & Sundays.
Calamus Outfitters
83720 Valley View AveRiver trips tanking or tubing, Sandhills Eco-tours and bird watching.
Books, magazines and computers available. Mon - Fri 2pm - 6pm & Sat 9am - 1pm.
Garfield County Library
217 G StBooks, magazines and computers available. Mon - Fri 2pm - 6pm & Sat 9am - 1pm.
Parks & Nature
Snacks, gas, beer, water sport & fishing gear. Located right on HWY 96 by Little York Point at the Calamus Lake.
Husker Marine Sport Shop
Snacks, gas, beer, water sport & fishing gear. Located right on HWY 96 by Little York Point at the Calamus Lake.
Fort Hartsuff was an active fort from 1874 to 1881 offering protection for the settlers during the Plains Indian Wars. It also became a social center for the people of the plains area. The settlers sold their goods, found work and socialized at the fort. When the train came through the area there was no longer a need for the fort and it was closed. The Park was comprised of 1280 acres and today 13 acres of land is under the management of the state park group.
Fort Hartsuff State Historical Park
82034 Fort AveFort Hartsuff was an active fort from 1874 to 1881 offering protection for the settlers during the Plains Indian Wars. It also became a social center for the people of the plains area. The settlers sold their goods, found work and socialized at the fort. When the train came through the area there was no longer a need for the fort and it was closed. The Park was comprised of 1280 acres and today 13 acres of land is under the management of the state park group.
Sandy Beaches await! The Calamus Reservoir is perfect for picnics, water sports, fishing or swimming.
Calamus Reservoir
Sandy Beaches await! The Calamus Reservoir is perfect for picnics, water sports, fishing or swimming.
Each year millions of fish are stocked in Nebraska waters from one end of the state to the other, dozens of species are stocked in hundreds of waters. Contact the hatchery in advance to schedule a tour of the facilities. (308) 346-4226
Calamus State Fish Hatchery
42254 Hatchery RoadEach year millions of fish are stocked in Nebraska waters from one end of the state to the other, dozens of species are stocked in hundreds of waters. Contact the hatchery in advance to schedule a tour of the facilities. (308) 346-4226
Burwell city park and swimming pool. 308.346.5044.
Hours: Mon.- Fri. 1-5 pm and 7-9pm // Sat. 1-5pm // Sun. 2-5pm
Swimming Pool
Burwell city park and swimming pool. 308.346.5044.
Hours: Mon.- Fri. 1-5 pm and 7-9pm // Sat. 1-5pm // Sun. 2-5pm
Food Scene
Steak and seafood specials, locally raised bison, Nebraska beef, creative sandwiches, homemade soups, and homemade desserts!
Sandstone Grill Restaurant
416 Grand AveSteak and seafood specials, locally raised bison, Nebraska beef, creative sandwiches, homemade soups, and homemade desserts!
Enjoy locally roasted coffee right on the square in downtown Burwell! Each room is stocked with Normal Roasting's Loup River blend, but you must experience their quaint coffee shop & hospitality first hand!
Normal Roasting Company
219 Grand AveEnjoy locally roasted coffee right on the square in downtown Burwell! Each room is stocked with Normal Roasting's Loup River blend, but you must experience their quaint coffee shop & hospitality first hand!
Who doesn't love pizza?! The Pizza Palace has been a staple in Burwell since the 1980's! Dine in or carry out.
Pizza Palace
204 Grand AveWho doesn't love pizza?! The Pizza Palace has been a staple in Burwell since the 1980's! Dine in or carry out.
Creekside is known for their handcrafted Bloody Mary's & Margaritas! Stop out and enjoy breakfast, lunch or a drink with the Creekside crew.
Creekside at Calamus West
45538 NE-96Creekside is known for their handcrafted Bloody Mary's & Margaritas! Stop out and enjoy breakfast, lunch or a drink with the Creekside crew.
Verda's Cafe
179 S 8th AveHome cooked meals served from 6am - 2pm.
A few miles down the road, but worth the drive! Craft beer brewed on-site. Beer is mostly draught-only, with a few bottle options to choose from. Customers are welcome to purchase beer to go in a variety of package options.
Food is not served but feel free to carry-in.
Scratchtown Brewing Company
141 S 16th StA few miles down the road, but worth the drive! Craft beer brewed on-site. Beer is mostly draught-only, with a few bottle options to choose from. Customers are welcome to purchase beer to go in a variety of package options.
Food is not served but feel free to carry-in.
Take in the serene landscapes of the great plains while sipping a cold brew!
Bootleg Brewers, Sandhills Brewing Company
45145 829th RdTake in the serene landscapes of the great plains while sipping a cold brew!
"The only museum with a bar!" Nebraska's Big Rodeo memorabilia lines the walls of this fun bar.
Northside
223 Grand Ave"The only museum with a bar!" Nebraska's Big Rodeo memorabilia lines the walls of this fun bar.
Sightseeing
Pebble Creek Road
Pebble Creek RoadTake a scenic drive and check out the historical marker of The Pebble Creek Fight.