GROUPS
Whether you’re planning a family reunion, corporate retreat, team-building event, or a special celebration, Big Blue Ranch & Lodge offers the perfect setting for your group gathering. Nestled in the serene rolling hills of southeast Nebraska, our spacious lodge and expansive grounds provide the ideal environment for a memorable and productive experience. We are dedicated to ensuring that your event goes off without a hitch, and we’ll work closely with you to tailor the experience to your needs.
Ideal for All Types of Groups
- Family Reunions: With plenty of space to relax and play, Big Blue Ranch is an ideal destination for reconnecting with family. Enjoy time together on the porch, around the dining table, or exploring the ranch’s trails, wildlife, and lakes.
- Corporate Retreats: Escape the distractions of everyday life and focus on team-building, brainstorming, and relaxation. Our lodge offers ample space for meetings and workshops, while the surrounding nature provides a perfect backdrop for outdoor activities and unwinding after a productive day.
- Special Celebrations: Celebrate birthdays, anniversaries, or milestones in a unique and peaceful setting.
- Picnics and Outdoor Events: Take advantage of our beautiful ranch grounds for a group picnic, barbecue, or outdoor gathering.
Comfortable and Spacious Accommodations
Our lodge features two identical suites, each designed to comfortably host individuals, groups, or families. With stunning views of the 20-acre lake and surrounding prairie, guests can enjoy both privacy and camaraderie. Whether you’re gathering indoors by the stone hearth or outside enjoying the wide-open spaces, Big Blue Ranch offers a relaxing and inviting environment for your group to unwind.
Activities for Groups
There’s no shortage of activities to keep your group engaged and entertained. From outdoor adventures like hiking, fishing, bird watching, and stargazing, to more laid-back options like board games, movie nights, and quiet moments on the porch, we have something for everyone.
