Day-use park · Kearney
Tryst Falls Park
A day-use park built around one of the only natural waterfalls in the area
About 5.5 miles east of Kearney, Tryst Falls Park is a day-use area built around a picturesque waterfall, one of the only natural waterfalls in the area. It offers four picnic shelters, a playground, disc golf, corn hole, and public restrooms.
What you’ll find here
- Natural waterfall
- Four picnic shelters
- Playground
- Disc golf
- Corn hole
- Public restrooms
Reserve a picnic shelter
Shelters here book online through the county reservation system, the same one used for campsites.
Go to reservationsKeep exploring
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Fishing, paddling, and a primitive trail at a former quarry east of Kearney
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Mt. Gilead School & Church
An 1870s church and one-room school for field trips, weddings, and gatherings
Open every season
