Brule has one park, Barton Park, that covers a city block. The park has rest room facilities, playground equipment, and covered picnic area. A lighted ball diamond with dugouts and concession stand are also located in the city. A walking path with exercise stations are located at the ball diamond.
Brule, Nebraska, is a small rural village, located nine miles west of Ogallala on Highway 30 and Interstate 80.
Brule, Nebraska, was established in 1886, when Major Isaac Barton and his wife, Elizabeth, purchased a quarter section of land they considered the “garden spot of the county” in the “Great American Desert.” Soon a lumberyard and store were built, and the community began to thrive. Rather than naming this community for themselves, the Barton’s chose to name the town after 5,000 Brule Sioux Indians who camped there in 1872.
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