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57 D E M A N D O F O U T D O O R R E C R E AT I O N When the top five amenities are broken down by region, most of the regions use the same amenities at the local and statewide level, with Regions 5, 6, and 7 using fishing docks as one of the top 5 amenities in their area, and were generally used more often in state parks. The other top amenities used by respondents were similar to those listed on a statewide basis. This information can be used to guide local communities and state park professionals when making decisions about the type of infrastructure in which to invest that will be suitable for the amenities the public demands. Taking into consideration the demographics of the region referenced in Chapter 2 of SCORP also will aid in making decisions on which recreation amenities to offer. Respondents were asked to choose the amenities they have used at local or state parks in 2018. The top five of the 15 amenities listed in the survey are in Table 4.1. Table 4.1 shows participants use similar local and state park amenities, with the exception of swimming facilities at local parks and campsites at state parks. These top amenities are similar to the results in the 2009 and 2014 Generalized Nebraska Outdoor Recreation surveys, illustrating that these amenities continue to be valuable to Nebraskans. Having a picnic at Medicine Creek State Recreation Area. (Frontier County)

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