OPPD Arboretum — Attraction in Omaha

A beautiful place to go explore native trees. Educational purposes provides a very beautiful sense of scenery. Perfect for photos not only native, but also provides beautiful scenery for photos of all sorts. Very well laid out, providing a public restroom easy free access trail as well as a gazebo area. They also have a very beautiful water feature near the gazebo area. Acres of land is very trees, read descriptions, and historical representations of the various species of many sorts. Welcome to bring your dogs must be on a leash, however very wide area with a lot of land to cover makes for the perfect morning midday or early evening outing The part is at 9 PM however this time of year it provides a beautiful natural Source of fulfillment of wide assortment of colors being autumn nearing the very corner. Suitable for all ages, as well as offer as reservations. I wanna know highly recommended to-any and all seeking to have a simple convenient location to gather, or a day of entertainment and accessible further knowledge of the native land that...

Customer service is garbage. Had autopay for several months, somehow was stopped without notification and was then charged a $200 deposite because there was no autopay setup! So i was not notified that my payment was no longer coming out automatically, but was then hit with $200 additional! When I find out everything is screwed up my bill is $400! Will not work with me on anything so I had to pay $400 out of pocket up front. Dont have a choice, obviously need power. Just crazy that i was not notified when my autopay came off and hit with $200 and not willing to let me resign up for autopay and get the $200 off the bill. Guess thats what happens when u only have 1 option in the...

All the years I lived in Omaha I’ve wanted to stop at the OPPD Arboretum on 106th and Blondo St, but was always on my way to somewhere else. However tonight, August 9th, we stopped. I really liked walking the paths. Thank you for creating this space that is so educational about trees and bushes for this area and making it also an enjoyable place to walk. Only one thing, vandals have taken away many of the name plates which makes it so we couldn’t (id) Many of the specimens. Perhaps the name plates could be replaced and bolted down to discourage theft. Nevertheless thank you for this...