Hi,,,, Unfortunately, we were there before the Memorial Day official "Opening" of all of those activities. Sorry I can't answer about costs.

You cannot drive through the area where you would get good photos of wildlife and landscapes. We did the 50 minute jeep ride and got photos of big horn sheep, antelope, flowers, and the beautiful view from the top. The jeep ride is $13/person. And one jeep can take 5 passengers for sure, possibly 6. You need to go to Nebraska Game and Parks website, then locate Fort Robinson. They also have other activities too--horseback riding, wagon rides, etc. They emailed me extra info after I emailed them questions about the swimming pool. Email address is ngpc.Fort.Robinson@nebraska.gov or call them at 308-665-2900. There are three different museums on the grounds and different buildings you can drive to on the grounds. When you contact NGP, ask them to send you a map of the grounds. But also ask them for the phone number of the Nebraska Historical Society who operates one museum. The second museum, Trailside Museum. is operated by the University of Nebraska. It was awesome too! Two hours isn't nearly enough time and you are smart to plan ahead of time as to what activities!

We didn't spend the night and didn't have time to tour the cabins but I think they have everything. I want to go back and stay in the officer's quarters.

I stayed in 16A just last month. I took photos of 15A three years ago. Fort Robinson can email you the floor plans of all their cabins if you ask them. One place to get an overview of Fort Robinson is to go on.

It is my understanding that that Cabins L10 & L11 have A/C as well as the Nurse's Quarters and (I believe) the Band Master's Cabin. The newest (Cabin 14) has central A/C. On the park's reservation web site every cabin and room has the basic details shown including if its air conditioned or not. At Ft. Rob, visitors can choose from rooms in the lodge or cabins that sleep 2 to 20 in the former military quarters that date from 1874 to 1909. Check in: 5 P.M. Check out: 10 A.M. There are lodge rooms with either one or two beds, which have window A/C and showers. All but four rooms are on the 2nd floor. The upper rooms require 33 steps to reach. Pets are not permitted in the lodge. Cabins require a two night reservation. Fitted for families, their cabins are mix of queen beds and bunk beds. The bunk beds would suit most guys. Cabins have kitchens and are furnished with blankets, towels, stoves, refrigerators, silverware, and cooking utensils. Large cabins have living rooms. An advantage of a cabin is you can park your vehicle there and not down the block as in the case of the lodge. All cabins have fans, a few have A/C. The smaller 1875 cabins have 2 bedrooms; one queen and two bunk beds. The 1909, 3 story, brick homes have; 5-7 bedrooms, 2.5-4 bathrooms, living and dining rooms.