Centennial Park
Playground equipment, ball fields, and a walking trail make Centennial Park a useful stop while you’re exploring town. Take a lap, bring a picnic, or check the schedule for a game.
Explore Centennial Park
Homes for Sale in
Hershey, Nebraska
Picture your
days here.
Spend some time around the village, stop at Centennial Park, and try the drive to the places you use most. Just west of North Platte, Hershey gives you a chance to see how life in a smaller community would fit your routine.
Whether you’re looking for a home in town or more room outside it, we’ll help you think through the property and the location together. That means looking at the space you’ll use, the upkeep you’ll take on, and the everyday trips that matter to you.
Hershey’s water tower at sunset. Photo: Wandermore Publishing, via the Village of Hershey.
Get to know Hershey.
A few stops between home tours can help you put a place in perspective. Start with the parks and the reminders of Hershey’s railroad and agricultural roots.
Veterans Memorial
The memorial in Veterans Memorial Park offers a place to pause and remember those who served. Its flags, benches, and memorial wall are another part of the village to visit as you get to know Hershey.
Visit the memorial
Railroad & farming roots
Hershey grew along the Union Pacific, with agriculture shaping its early years. The caboose and grain elevator are reminders of that connection. The village’s history is a good place to learn how it all began.
Read Hershey’s storyCommunity photos from the Village of Hershey. Railroad photo: Wandermore Publishing.
A reason to
get together.
A Panthers game, a school activity, or a community gathering can be a good way to spend time in Hershey before you make a move. Check the school calendar to see what’s coming up.
The annual Hershey Fall Festival brings a parade, food, music, and other activities to the end of summer. It’s a local tradition to look into as you get to know the people and places around you.
Use the village’s festival page for event information and check current schedules before making plans.
Explore the Fall FestivalFind the setting that fits.
A home should work for the way you live. We’ll help you look beyond the photos and sort through the details before you decide.
A home in town
Keep the practical side of a Hershey move in view. The village lists Dawson Public Power for electricity and Black Hills Energy for gas. Confirm service and account arrangements for the particular address before closing. Then try your regular routes, including the drive to North Platte if that’s part of your week, and plan for the repairs and upkeep the home needs.
An acreage nearby
Extra space can mean room for a garden, a shop, or time outside. It also brings questions about water, septic systems, road access, outbuildings, internet service, and maintenance. Our land experience helps you ask those questions early.
Useful local connections.
A few places to turn as you plan a move, from village services and school enrollment to healthcare and things to do around Lincoln County.
Centennial Park, Hershey. Photo: Wandermore Publishing, via the Village of Hershey.
Hershey homes & acreages.
Tell us what you need, what you’d like, and where you have some flexibility. We’ll help you look at homes in Hershey and the country around it.
Online home search is coming soon. For now, talk with an agent about what’s available and what you have in mind.
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