Fremont: Attractions and more...
Fremont has 21 city owned parks with a combined area of over 400 acres (4.6 km 2).
The “Splash Station” water park which was completed in 2007 costs an estimated $5.1 million and features an interactive train slide, combination lap pool and wave pool, body slide and speed slide.
Historic downtown Fremont is known for its large number of antique stores. Several local buildings are on the national register of historic places. The Love-Larson Opera House on Broad Street, built in 1888 is one of them.
In the summer, Fremont spends a long weekend celebrating John C. Fremont Days, which is a celebration of Fremont’s history through a parade, Chautauqua, rodeo, classic car show and local vendors selling their hand-made crafts. It draws attendees from around the area for both historical and social reasons.
Fremont Lakes State Recreation Area also known as “the State Lakes” attracts boaters, skiers, fishermen and beachgoers from the area to the group of 20 man-made tree-lined lakes which cover nearly 700 acres (2.8 km2), along the Platte River.
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