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Cub Creek Recreation Area
8 miles east, 3.5 north of Fairbury off Hwy 136
Managed by the Lower Big Blue Natural Resources District, Cub
Creek Recreation Area consists of 95 land acres and a 40-acre lake.
Cub Creek  Recreation Area is a quiet place to enjoy camping, hunting,
fishing and boating activities.
Cub Creek Recreation Area offers camping facilities, a shelter,
picnic tables, fire grates, restrooms and available drinking water.
All types of motoized boats are allowed and can be launched from
the boat ramp. A designated swimming area can be enjoyed by the
entire family.
Fishing and hunting are favorite activities of visitors to Cub
Creek Recreation Area. Anglers fish here for Channel Cat. Click
here to get more information about fishing species and regulations
from Nebraska Game & Parks Commission.
 Hunters will find pheasant, quail and waterfowl abundant at Cub
Creek Recreation Area. Click
here to get more information about seasons, permits and species
from Nebraska Game & Parks Commission.
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