Camping near Audubon

Electrical hookup

5. Lake Anita State Park

Discover the serene beauty of Lake Anita State Park.

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160 sites · Anita, Iowa

Electrical hookup

33mi from Audubon · 1 site · Lodging

6. Willow Creek

Escape to our lush oasis in the sea of farmland! Located on the property of our wedding venue you'll have access to gorgeous walking trails where wildlife and flowers are in abundance.

7. The Waypoint

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42mi from Audubon · 5 sites · RVs

A vanlife destination located at the confluence of I80 and I35. 18 acres of land featuring a limestone quarry pond, perfect trees for hanging hammocks, flat ground for parking vans and so much space for community. If you’re interested, we are happy to coordinate introducing you to our small herd of alpacas and Great Pyrenees dogs.

8. Vines of Grace LLC

19mi from Audubon · 1 site · Tent, RV

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Picturesque vineyard located by Saint Mary's Catholic Church and Willey Ballpark & Playground. The vineyard is equipped with a private 30-amp hookup and city water. The views are truly astonishing with an open view of the sunrise. At night you will see the Milkyway with no light pollution given our geographical location in Willey, Iowa. The property has walking paths around the vineyard and plenty of open space to run free.

9. Rooted Timbers

33mi from Audubon · 4 sites · Tents

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We're Ben, Trinh, Camille, and Sage. We purchased this 12 acres in Fall '20 as a way to share our love of the outdoors with our friends and family. As time went on, we noticed a need in making outdoor activities more accessible and inclusive to those outside our network. Rooted Timbers was created with the intention of making it easier for you to disconnect from business and connect with stillness.

10. Springbrook State Park

111 sites · Lake Panorama, Iowa

Discover the natural allure of Springbrook State Park's diverse landscapes.

128 sites · Lake View, Iowa

Campfires

11. Black Hawk State Park

Discover the scenic beauty and outdoor adventures at Black Hawk State Park.

26mi from Audubon · 10 sites

Showers

12. Firefly Creek Ranch

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Our property was once the County Home until it was closed due to regulatory changes to the mental health industry. The property sat vacant for 2 years as a deficit for the county and its taxpayers. We had a plan to breathe new life into this property by re-opening as a non-profit Art, Community, and Retreat Center.  We are in the heart of the rolling hills surrounding Guthrie Center & Lake Panorama.  It is simply an amazing place.  Please come and see what makes this experience unique.  Learn more about this land:Peaceful farm setting in the rolling hills of Guthrie County, Iowa. Outdoor rustic camping and indoor simple Bed & Breakfast rooms.  10 Rustic Campsites or 1 with water and electric hook-ups for additional $5 night.  Self contained campers welcome.  Ask about our Gathering & Retreat Center with 8 indoor overnight accommodations available.  Sleeps 8-15.  

13. Pottawattamie County Fair Campground

27mi from Audubon · 1 site

Discover a unique camping experience at our full-hookup RV campsites, featuring spacious 50-amp pull-throughs that cater to both RV enthusiasts and tent campers alike. Our campground offers modern amenities, including clean restrooms, refreshing showers, a convenient dump station, and a laundry facility, ensuring a comfortable stay for all guests. Nestled close to the breathtaking Loess Hills, our location is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts looking to explore hiking trails, attend local fairs, and participate in various events throughout the year. We pride ourselves on being a pet-friendly destination, welcoming furry companions to join in on the fun. Open year-round and operating on a first-come, first-served basis, our campground embodies a friendly county-park vibe that makes it an ideal choice for budget-conscious travelers. Experience the charm of our campground and create lasting memories in a serene and inviting environment.

14. Cold Springs Park

30mi from Audubon · 1 site

Experience the charm of Cold Springs Park, a unique 104-acre oasis nestled just south of Lewis, IA. This park stands out for its diverse recreational offerings, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. As you enter Cold Springs Park via Lewis Rd, you'll immediately notice the inviting lake area to your right, complete with a boat ramp and dock for easy access to water activities. The swimming area is perfect for a refreshing dip on warm days, while the picnic area provides a scenic spot for family gatherings or a relaxing lunch amidst nature. To your left, you'll find the offices of Cass County Conservation, which oversee the park's natural resources. Just a short drive further is the regional IDNR Fisheries Station, where you can learn more about local aquatic life. If you venture up the hill, you'll discover well-maintained campgrounds and a shelter, perfect for those looking to immerse themselves in the great outdoors. With its combination of natural beauty and recreational amenities, Cold Springs Park is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking adventure or tranquility in the heart of Iowa.

15. Squirrel Hollow County Park

35mi from Audubon · 1 site

Squirrel Hollow Park stands out as a unique destination in Iowa, being the second oldest county park in the state, established in 1934. Spanning 56 acres, this picturesque park is flanked on two sides by a 147-acre wildlife management area, providing visitors with a serene and natural environment. The park features stunning structures crafted from fieldstone by Civil Works Administration crews during the mid-1930s. At the heart of Squirrel Hollow Park is a charming shelter house perched on a bluff, offering breathtaking views of the North Raccoon River and the surrounding river valley. Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty to enjoy at Squirrel Hollow Park, which offers a variety of activities including camping, river fishing, canoeing, kayaking, hiking, and picnicking. For those looking to explore the waterways, the Henderson Park boat ramp is conveniently located just 8.1 miles upstream, while the Adkins Bridge boat ramp is a short 3.8 miles downstream. Whether you're seeking adventure or relaxation, Squirrel Hollow Park is an ideal spot to connect with nature and enjoy the great outdoors.

16. Morman Trail County Park

37mi from Audubon · 1 site

Nestled just one and a half miles southeast of Bridgewater, Iowa, at 2828 Delta Avenue, Mormon Trail Lake stands out as a unique destination for outdoor enthusiasts. This expansive 35-acre lake is situated within a sprawling 170-acre park, offering a perfect blend of natural beauty and recreational opportunities for visitors of all ages. Mormon Trail Lake is an ideal spot for fishing and camping, featuring sites equipped with electricity for added convenience. Guests can enjoy modern amenities, including a well-maintained showerhouse and restroom facilities. The park also boasts a shelter house, a playground for children, and ample space for sailing, kayaking, and swimming—though swimming is unsupervised. In addition to its recreational offerings, the park is rich in history, marked by a National Park Service historical marker that commemorates the Mormon migration through the area. Named after the historic Mormon Trail, this park provides a serene escape for families and individuals looking to connect with nature while enjoying a variety of outdoor activities. Whether you're fishing, camping, or simply soaking in the scenery, Mormon Trail Lake and Park is a must-visit destination.

17. Nishna Bend Rec Area

21mi from Audubon · 1 site

Nestled just 5 miles south of Harlan, the Nishna Bend Recreation Area stands out as a unique destination for outdoor enthusiasts, offering a blend of recreational activities and natural beauty. This expansive 80-acre park features over 30 acres of wetlands, a result of past gravel mining operations, making it a haven for wildlife and a perfect spot for nature lovers. Visitors can enjoy a variety of amenities, including two cozy camping cabins and 24 modern campsites equipped with 50-amp electric hookups. The campground, which opened in 2007, has expanded to include 20 additional sites, all available for just $20 per night. A newly constructed shower house and restroom facility, opened in May 2009, enhances the camping experience. Fishing enthusiasts will delight in the five sandpit fishing ponds, which are home to bass, crappie, catfish, bluegill, and bullhead. River fishing is also available, providing ample opportunities for anglers of all skill levels. The park features scenic hiking trails, a nature learning center, and an arboretum, showcasing a diverse array of wildflowers and native grasses. During the winter months, public hunting is permitted, adding another layer of adventure to this outdoor paradise. The area is supported by grants from

18. Spring Lake County Park

35mi from Audubon · 1 site

Experience the charm of Spring Lake Park in Jefferson, a unique destination that combines natural beauty with a wealth of outdoor activities. Spanning 240 acres, this park features a stunning 50-acre lake surrounded by well-maintained campsites, making it a perfect getaway for nature enthusiasts and families alike. With 120 electrical campsites and two convenient shower houses, Spring Lake Park caters to all your camping needs. The lake's shoreline is nearly level with the water, providing easy access for campers, fishermen, and anyone looking to enjoy the serene waterside atmosphere. A concessionaire on-site offers roller skating, boat rentals, and a selection of food and beverages, ensuring that visitors have everything they need for a fun-filled day. The park's wooded areas, covering 120 acres, serve as a habitat for diverse wildlife, including deer, turkeys, small mammals, and various bird species. For those who enjoy staying active, Spring Lake Park boasts over two miles of asphalt roads perfect for biking, jogging, and walking. Additionally, several hiking trails wind through the wooded sections, inviting exploration and adventure. Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat or an action-packed day outdoors, Spring Lake Park in Jefferson is a must-visit destination that offers something for everyone.

19. Albert the Bull Campground

0.4mi from Audubon · 1 site

Discover a unique camping experience at our park, where modern amenities meet the beauty of nature. With 40 spacious hookups available, including both 30 amp and 50 amp options, campers can enjoy the comforts of electricity while surrounded by scenic landscapes. The park features a cozy shelter house complete with a fireplace, perfect for gathering with friends and family after a day of outdoor adventures. Adjacent to the campground is a vibrant sports complex that offers a variety of recreational activities. Guests can take a refreshing dip in the swimming pool, engage in a friendly match on the tennis courts, or enjoy a leisurely run on the track. For families, the complex includes baseball fields and a delightful children's playground, ensuring that there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Whether you’re looking to relax in nature or partake in exciting outdoor activities, our campground provides the ideal setting for a memorable getaway. With nearby attractions such as local restaurants and shops, you’ll have everything you need for a perfect camping trip. Experience the blend of comfort and adventure at our park, where every visit is a chance to create lasting memories.

20. Elk Horn Creek Recreation Area

11mi from Audubon · 1 site

The Elkhorn Creek Recreation Area stands out as a versatile destination, perfect for families seeking adventure or individuals in search of tranquility. With its well-maintained trails and diverse wildlife, this area offers endless opportunities for exploration and enjoyment. One of the highlights of the park is the upper picnic area, believed to be the original site of the pioneer village of Elk Horn. Visitors can still see remnants of building foundation blocks that mark this historic location. Additionally, the Petersen Preserve, encompassing approximately 32 acres, features numerous grassy walking trails, making it an excellent spot for leisurely strolls. The campground is equipped with several amenities to enhance your stay. There are seven electrical sites with 30-amp hookups, as well as multiple tent camping options. Picnic sites come with grills, rural water access, and sanitary facilities, including both pit and flush toilets, all of which are ADA accessible. A picnic shelter is also available for gatherings, along with hiking trails and two playground areas for children. Camping rates are affordable, with electric sites priced at $16.00 and non-electric/tent sites at $14.00. Please note that while firearms are prohibited in both areas, archery hunting is permitted, adding another layer of outdoor activity for enthusiasts. Whether you're looking to connect with nature

Camper favorites near Audubon

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Nishna Bend Rec Area

21mi from Audubon · 1 site

Nestled just 5 miles south of Harlan, the Nishna Bend Recreation Area stands out as a unique destination for outdoor enthusiasts, offering a blend of recreational activities and natural beauty. This expansive 80-acre park features over 30 acres of wetlands, a result of past gravel mining operations, making it a haven for wildlife and a perfect spot for nature lovers. Visitors can enjoy a variety of amenities, including two cozy camping cabins and 24 modern campsites equipped with 50-amp electric hookups. The campground, which opened in 2007, has expanded to include 20 additional sites, all available for just $20 per night. A newly constructed shower house and restroom facility, opened in May 2009, enhances the camping experience. Fishing enthusiasts will delight in the five sandpit fishing ponds, which are home to bass, crappie, catfish, bluegill, and bullhead. River fishing is also available, providing ample opportunities for anglers of all skill levels. The park features scenic hiking trails, a nature learning center, and an arboretum, showcasing a diverse array of wildflowers and native grasses. During the winter months, public hunting is permitted, adding another layer of adventure to this outdoor paradise. The area is supported by grants from

Spring Lake County Park

35mi from Audubon · 1 site

Experience the charm of Spring Lake Park in Jefferson, a unique destination that combines natural beauty with a wealth of outdoor activities. Spanning 240 acres, this park features a stunning 50-acre lake surrounded by well-maintained campsites, making it a perfect getaway for nature enthusiasts and families alike. With 120 electrical campsites and two convenient shower houses, Spring Lake Park caters to all your camping needs. The lake's shoreline is nearly level with the water, providing easy access for campers, fishermen, and anyone looking to enjoy the serene waterside atmosphere. A concessionaire on-site offers roller skating, boat rentals, and a selection of food and beverages, ensuring that visitors have everything they need for a fun-filled day. The park's wooded areas, covering 120 acres, serve as a habitat for diverse wildlife, including deer, turkeys, small mammals, and various bird species. For those who enjoy staying active, Spring Lake Park boasts over two miles of asphalt roads perfect for biking, jogging, and walking. Additionally, several hiking trails wind through the wooded sections, inviting exploration and adventure. Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat or an action-packed day outdoors, Spring Lake Park in Jefferson is a must-visit destination that offers something for everyone.

Albert the Bull Campground

0.4mi from Audubon · 1 site

Discover a unique camping experience at our park, where modern amenities meet the beauty of nature. With 40 spacious hookups available, including both 30 amp and 50 amp options, campers can enjoy the comforts of electricity while surrounded by scenic landscapes. The park features a cozy shelter house complete with a fireplace, perfect for gathering with friends and family after a day of outdoor adventures. Adjacent to the campground is a vibrant sports complex that offers a variety of recreational activities. Guests can take a refreshing dip in the swimming pool, engage in a friendly match on the tennis courts, or enjoy a leisurely run on the track. For families, the complex includes baseball fields and a delightful children's playground, ensuring that there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Whether you’re looking to relax in nature or partake in exciting outdoor activities, our campground provides the ideal setting for a memorable getaway. With nearby attractions such as local restaurants and shops, you’ll have everything you need for a perfect camping trip. Experience the blend of comfort and adventure at our park, where every visit is a chance to create lasting memories.

Elk Horn Creek Recreation Area

11mi from Audubon · 1 site

The Elkhorn Creek Recreation Area stands out as a versatile destination, perfect for families seeking adventure or individuals in search of tranquility. With its well-maintained trails and diverse wildlife, this area offers endless opportunities for exploration and enjoyment. One of the highlights of the park is the upper picnic area, believed to be the original site of the pioneer village of Elk Horn. Visitors can still see remnants of building foundation blocks that mark this historic location. Additionally, the Petersen Preserve, encompassing approximately 32 acres, features numerous grassy walking trails, making it an excellent spot for leisurely strolls. The campground is equipped with several amenities to enhance your stay. There are seven electrical sites with 30-amp hookups, as well as multiple tent camping options. Picnic sites come with grills, rural water access, and sanitary facilities, including both pit and flush toilets, all of which are ADA accessible. A picnic shelter is also available for gatherings, along with hiking trails and two playground areas for children. Camping rates are affordable, with electric sites priced at $16.00 and non-electric/tent sites at $14.00. Please note that while firearms are prohibited in both areas, archery hunting is permitted, adding another layer of outdoor activity for enthusiasts. Whether you're looking to connect with nature

Great Western County Park

15mi from Audubon · 1 site

Great Western Park stands out as a unique destination on the southwestern edge of Manning, IA, thanks to its diverse range of recreational opportunities and natural beauty. Managed by the Carroll County Conservation Board, this park is continually evolving, making it an ideal spot for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike. The centerpiece of the park is a stunning 12-acre lake, reaching depths of 14 feet, which is perfect for fishing and boating. A convenient boat ramp allows easy access for watercraft, enhancing your experience on the water. The park also features a well-equipped shelter house, modern restrooms, and a shower house, ensuring comfort during your visit. Families will appreciate the playground, while walking trails provide a serene environment for leisurely strolls or invigorating hikes. For those interested in shooting sports, the park includes a designated shooting range. Additionally, the campground offers a peaceful retreat for visitors looking to immerse themselves in nature. With its combination of amenities and natural attractions, Great Western Park is a must-visit location for anyone seeking outdoor adventure and relaxation in Manning, IA.

Riverside Park Campground

18mi from Audubon · 1 site

Riverside Park Campground stands out for its stunning natural beauty and proximity to the serene Middle Raccoon River, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts. The park features miles of scenic trails that meander alongside the river, perfect for hiking and exploring. During the summer months, kayaking and canoeing are popular activities, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in the tranquil waters. The campground operates on a self-registration basis and is available on a first-come, first-served model. Campers must register upon arrival and display their camping receipt at their designated site. With 20 electric sites equipped with individual electric and water connections, RV campers will find comfort and convenience. Tent camping options are also available for those seeking a more rustic experience. Additional amenities include a shower house and a dump station, ensuring a pleasant stay for all visitors. Please note that the Carroll County Conservation Board campgrounds do not accept reservations, so plan your visit accordingly. Enjoy the natural wonders and outdoor activities that Riverside Park has to offer!

Yellow Smoke Park

29mi from Audubon · 1 site

Discover the unique charm of Yellow Smoke Recreation Area, a stunning 358-acre destination that offers a perfect blend of outdoor adventure and serene relaxation. Nestled amidst nature, this site features a variety of accommodations, including cozy cabins and picnic shelters, making it an ideal getaway for families and nature enthusiasts alike. At the heart of Yellow Smoke lies a picturesque 40-acre lake, perfect for fishing and enjoying a day by the water. The area also boasts an Environmental Education Center, where visitors can learn about local ecosystems and wildlife. For those who love to explore, the extensive hiking trails and a 4-mile paved walking and biking path provide ample opportunities to immerse yourself in the beautiful surroundings. Whether you're looking to camp under the stars, take a leisurely stroll along the beach, or engage in outdoor activities, Yellow Smoke Recreation Area has something for everyone. With its diverse amenities and breathtaking natural features, this campground is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking adventure and tranquility in the great outdoors.

Menlo City Park & Campground

30mi from Audubon · 1 site

Experience the charm of our park, a unique destination that offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and recreational opportunities. Nestled in a serene environment, our campground is an ideal spot for hosting events, providing a picturesque backdrop for gatherings of all kinds. We welcome event bookings at our park, which are available on a first-come, first-served basis at no cost. Whether you're planning a family reunion, a birthday celebration, or a community gathering, our park's inviting atmosphere is sure to enhance your experience. For those looking to extend their stay, we offer camping facilities at an affordable rate of $25 per night. If you prefer a more rustic experience, site #5 is available for just $18 per night, though it does not include sewer access. Please note that camping spots are also allocated on a first-come, first-served basis, and we do not accept reservations. Our park is surrounded by stunning natural features, including nearby swimming holes and a variety of outdoor activities. Explore the local area, where you can find charming restaurants and shops to enhance your visit. Come and discover the perfect setting for your next event or camping adventure!

Public campgrounds near Audubon

Prairie Rose East Campground

17mi from Audubon · 61 sites · Tents, RVs · in Prairie Rose State Park

Prairie Rose West Campground

17mi from Audubon · 34 sites · Tents, RVs · in Prairie Rose State Park

22mi from Audubon · 160 sites · Tents, RVs · in Lake Anita State Park

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Lake Anita Campground

Springbrook Campground

25mi from Audubon · 111 sites · Tents, RVs · in Springbrook State Park

Black Hawk Campground

40mi from Audubon · 128 sites · Tents, RVs · in Black Hawk State Park

Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

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James

November 2025

With pets

After a long day of driving, this was the perfect place to stop. The only mistake I made was not arriving sooner to enjoy the property more. Linda was so responsive, incredibly accommodating, and just a joy to communicate and plan with. Having two large dogs is tough to travel with, and Linda made it so easy within our travel plans. I will be back with my fishing gear in the future. Thank you for the hospitality!

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Robin

November 2025

Beautiful property, lots of trails to explore, pond and complete relaxation. Hunters Havin sleeping cabin was awesome. Great for cooler weather and beautiful surroundings for campfire. We can’t wait to return in the summer with the grandkids.

RV Spots have electric at the site, water to fill your tanks with and we have a dump station on the way out.

Xavier

November 2025

Weekend Trip to Shadybrook Camping and RV Adventure

Great roadside stop. Safe and comfortable. Would reccomend.

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Katie

October 2025

Gorgeous property. Booked the sight above the pond which was beautiful and peaceful. Great sunset spot.

Holly

October 2025

The host was super friendly and flexible, even when we got in around midnight. The space was safe and views were lovely the next morning. I'd recommend staying!

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Josh

October 2025

18 ft travel trailer

Weekend Trip to The Waypoint

Emma and her husband Jason always go above and beyond to make any visit to the Waypoint awesome! The stay was perfect as usual and I will definitely be back again

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Dan

October 2025

Tent

2 nights at Tent camping on the Raccoon River

Experienced camper or newbie, this is a great spot! Very quiet. River just a few feet away for water-based activities (fishing, kayaking, etc.) and some floofy cows that for the most part were quiet at night. Hosts were available and helpful, but left you to your devices. Town of Lake City is nearby for quick supply run and a Casey's pizza. Public camping spot also just down the road. Highlight of the trip was farm dog Fergus who dropped by to check on us in the morning and keep the critters away.

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Eric

October 2025

2 nights at Shadybrook Camping and RV Adventure

Absolutely love the cute little cottage and the fun playground areas.

Rayven

October 2025

2 nights at Shadybrook Camping and RV Adventure

We had a great stay! The cabin was cozy and clean, tucked on the outskirts of Des Moines in a quiet little RV park and campground. The host was super friendly and helpful, and we appreciated that it wasn’t crowded at all. There were fun swings to discover around the property, and we enjoyed a perfect evening campfire—firewood was conveniently available on-site. Would definitely stay again!

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Todd

October 2025

20 ft Class B

Weekend Trip to Vines of Grace LLC

Great Hipcamp! Easy to find, easy access, quiet and great view of the Heartland. We will stay again.

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Brandy

October 2025

14 ft travel trailer

Weekend Trip to Tent camping on the Raccoon River

Stephanie was a very kind and welcoming host! The camping spot was very serene and peaceful. We were able to relax and soak up all the beautiful sights. We highly recommend Rainbow Raccoon Ranch!!

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Anna

September 2025

With kids

My kids and I stayed here while just passing though the area on a road trip. We ended up staying in “The Loft” and we loved it! Perfect for kids. The little cabin was clean, cozy and the host was so kind and accommodating with our late arrival. The surrounding property is beautiful and it was the perfect place to stop after a long day of driving. We only wish we could have stayed longer. Will for sure be back!

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James

September 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Shadybrook Camping and RV Adventure

The facilities were good, the site was nice (trees, nearby creek), and the staff were friendly and helpful. The only potential downside to this campsite is that there was fairly continual traffic noise from an interstate highway that was about a half mile to the north of the site; the noise eventually faded into the background of our awareness and didn't impact our ability to sleep at night

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Dale

September 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Tent camping on the Raccoon River

This spot is the quietest I’ve experienced yet. The sound of the river is very faint and the cows are quite as well 🙂. The host is very hospitable. Their livestock watchdog and a few donkeys to add to the livestock protection make for a wonderful experience.

Patricia

September 2025

Tent

With pets

2 nights at Shadybrook Camping and RV Adventure

Hostess was friendly and helpful. The site was large and shady. The facilities were clean. Directions, actually coordinates, were for a location about a mile away. I had to call to find the campground. Site T3 was very close to I-80 so it became noisy at times. The brook had an area of extremely slow moving water which seemed to attract mosquitoes. Perhaps that was seasonal. I would highly recommend for RVs and camper vans. Only can rate a maybe for tent camping..

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Michael

September 2025

Tent

With kids

3 nights at Tent camping on the Raccoon River

I tried out my new RTT and annex and there was plenty of places to set up. Great firewood and fire pit. It was far enough away from the farm to have privacy. I packed in water, toilet, electricity and didn’t need to rely on the site. We had family and small children visit and it was great for that as well.

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Laura

September 2025

26 ft travel trailer

Weekend Trip to Vines of Grace LLC

What a lovely, serene and picturesque Hipcamp!! We enjoyed the sweet quiet town. Gazed at the night sky with fire going….acres and acres of cornfields in the distance. Beautiful sunset and Beautiful vineyard warmly wrapping around us as we enjoyed the night sky. Enjoyed a lovely walk around the church and down the street. Definitely we’d come again. 💕. Hosts were very kind and quick to respond !!

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Kyra

September 2025

With pets