Brewster Nebraska Bed and Breakfast near Halsey National Forest

Sandhills Country Cabin and Doc's Hide Out B&B

Doc's Hideout is a new private guest house, three bedrooms. Miss Mary's room is downstairs with her own bathroom (Mary was Doc's wife).

Upstairs is Doc Middleton's room, has its own desk. David C. "Doc" Middleton, an alias for James Riley, was referred to as the "King of the Horse Thieves" and alleged leader if the gang called the "Pony Boys" who held rendezvous in teh Sandhills in the 1870's. Doc had many careers in his lifetime, including cowboy, saloon owner, and deputy sheriff. On Oct 6, 1887, Doc purchased the Brewster Saloon. This building still stands in Brewster today.

Kid Wade's room is across the hall from Doc's. Kid rode with Doc's gang, more history of him.

It is claimed that Hid Wade never was known to have operated in Blaine County, as his sister lived in Brewster. This room has its own deck.

Owner(s): Lee & Beverly DeGroff
Open Since: 93
We Accept: Checks
Price Range: US$60 - 75 (US Dollars)
No. of Rooms with Private Bath: 2
No. of Rooms with Shared Bath: 2
Dates Closed, if Any: None

Location: In country

Amenities: Air conditioning, Telephone in room, Television in parlor, Sitting room/library, Full breakfast, Guest refrigerator (filled), Patio, Balcony, Room with scenic view, No smoking, Pets possible (inquire), Children possible, Meeting rooms/facilities, Suites available, Guest cottages available, Lake/riverfront access, Horseshoes, In-room or on-deck coffee/tea service, Guest-accessible kitchen facilities and Restaurant on site

Winter Sports: Sledding

Sight - Seeing: Art galleries and Historical village/park

Water Sports: Swimming, Canoe rentals, Innertube rentals, Paddleboat rentals, Waterskiing and Windsurfing

Other Sports: Hunting

Out In Nature: Hiking trails, Nature preserves, Birdwatching and Stargazing