Camping near Rockwell City

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Looking to go camping near Rockwell City, Iowa? Hipcamp has over 190 options for you to choose from. Whether you prefer tent camping, RV camping, or cabin rentals, there's something for everyone. With an average price per night of $60 and options as low as $15, you're sure to find something that fits your budget. Looking for the best of the best? Check out these top campsites: Come Enjoy the Beauty (160 reviews), Greenhouse Camping (34 reviews), and Sleep in an Iowa Barn @ TLC (21 reviews). Popular amenities include campfires, cooking equipment, and potable water. And if you're the adventurous type, you'll love the activities available, such as swimming, climbing, and boating. Start planning your camping trip today!

99% (129) 55 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Rockwell City

Tent camping on the Raccoon River

1. Tent camping on the Raccoon River

99%
(67)
13mi from Rockwell City · 1 site · Tent, RV
Learn more about this land:Come relax at Rainbow Raccoon Ranch on the Raccoon River. The river offers floating, kayaking, canoeing, and fishing. The nearby Rainbow Bend park and other local conservation areas offer hiking opportunities. As a working ranch, we have friendly Scottish Highland cattle onsite for great photos and selfies.
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Burkhart Farm

2. Burkhart Farm

98%
(31)
48mi from Rockwell City · 11 sites · RVs
We live in the country on a working grain farm (corn and soybeans). It can get noisy and dusty during harvest and grain hauling operations. You could wake up to deer eating grain around the bins. In the evenings, you can look down to the East by tree line for deer and turkey. We can handle any size RV. Please pick up after your dogs. We have guest children that play in yard. All spots are level. All electric sites are 30/50 and are for year-round use. We have 9 sites with electric and city water. 3 sites are gravel. 4 sites are grass. 2 are concrete. We also have a large primitive camping area west of the grain bins in open yard (no electric or water). Rv parking is available on grass when ground is hard or on the concrete and gravel driveway when soft. We have one picnic table for campers’ use. There is a trail we keep mowed North East of the hay barn alongside the crops, which is great for walking/dog run. Gray water may be dumped in the farm field; the crops love it. Sorry, we can no longer recommend black water dump stations as the local campgrounds are refusing non-customer use. Whistling Donkey in Woodward has a dump station; you can call them and ask if you can use it (515) 438-2669. You can be as private or engaged with us as you feel. Dumpster is by machine shed. There are 30+ local TV channels (no cable available). Open southern skies for satellite use. The lights automatically turn off at 10 PM. Fire pit is available for your use. Firewood is available East of the barn. Fire Pit light dims down to 15% after 10 PM. Yard lights also come on for one minute at Noon every day. Stargazing really pops at night on a clear night. You are welcome to turn lights back on and continue outdoor activities and use fire pit as long as you do not disturb other campers. Mouse and weather vane lights stay on all night for your convenience. Please do not put trash in fire pit. (I have to clean it out) We would prefer if guests arrive before dark; we like to settle down for the evening. WIFI is 250 Mbps depending on number of users. WIFI is Farm. Password is farmfarm (no caps) (Farm is 4 Miles North of Woodward).  1140 300th St Woodward Iowa Caution;   Google maps has a tendency to have you take extra gravel roads. Follow the instructions below to stay on paved roads untill last 1/3 mile. From Woodward: Head to North end of town turn left to the West onto North 3rd St.  Go 1/4 mile turn right at T intersection to the North onto R18 for two miles.  At stop sign turn left to the West on R18.  (stay on R18 do not go straight North onto the gravel) in 1 mile turn right to the North still on R18 for 3 miles turn right to the East on gravel 300th St for 1/3 mile.  Turn right at (Address 1140) Mickey Mouse Pole Light. Park at Woody the hoot owl and we will help you find a spot. From Ames: Head West on highway 30 to Highway 17 go South for 5 miles to Luther turn right on E57 to the West for 7 miles.   At stop sign turn left to the South on R18 for 3 miles turn left to the East on gravel 300th St for 1/3 mile.  Turn right at (Address 1140) Mickey Mouse Pole Light.  Park at Woody the hoot owl and we will help you find a spot. From Ogden: Head South on Highway 169 for 5 miles to E57 turn left to the East for 4 miles.  At stop sign turn right to the South on to R18 for 3 miles.  Turn left to the East on gravel 300th St for 1/3 mile.  Turn right at (Address 1140) Mickey Mouse Pole Light. Park at Woody the hoot owl and we will help you find a spot. From East bound Interstate 80   Turn at exit 110    (Adel / Winterset) onto Highway 169 and go north 29 miles to E57.   (Google maps has a tendency to have you turn onto 300 street which is an extra 4 miles of gravel road go North to E57)  Turn right to the East for 4 miles.  At stop sign turn right to the South on R18 for 3 miles.   Turn left to the East on gravel 300th St for 1/3 mile.   Turn right at (Address 1140) Mickey Mouse pole Light.  Park at Woody the hoot owl and we will help you find a spot. From Des Moines take 141 to the North to Woodward (From Woodward see above). For questions about the route look at our host site at the photo map. Local Hospital Perry IA ---------------------515 465-3547 Boone IA--------------------515 432-3140 Local gas station: Casey’s General Store (gas, pizza, sub sandwiches, and groceries). Madrid (9 miles away) is the closest diesel fuel. Restaurants in Woodward: Cayennes Café Whistling Donkey Sports Bar and Grill Laundry: Uptown Laundry, 115 S Main St., Woodward Groceries: A J’s Grocery Store Picket Fence Creamery Banks: E-Bank, ATM 217 S Main St., Woodward Local Attractions: Picket Fence Creamery Woodward High Trestle Bridge & BikeTrail
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Secluded riverside ranch

3. Secluded riverside ranch

100%
(41)
41mi from Rockwell City · 3 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
This property encompasses 15 acres featuring a mile of mowed trails that weave through wildflower prairies, along a meandering creek, peaceful woods along the river, and a 501(c)(3) animal rescue providing sanctuary to goats, a llama, a miniature cow, an ostrich and more! The perfect place to unwind, unplug, and connect with nature in a private setting, not on a gravel pad at a treeless, overcrowded campground.
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$25
 / night
Black Hawk State Park

4. Black Hawk State Park

128 sites · Lake View, Iowa
Discover the scenic beauty and outdoor adventures at Black Hawk State Park.
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Dolliver Memorial State Park

5. Dolliver Memorial State Park

24 sites · Lehigh, Iowa
Discover the rugged beauty of Dolliver Memorial State Park.
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Vines of Grace LLC

6. Vines of Grace LLC

100%
(5)
31mi from Rockwell City · 1 site · Tent, RV
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.
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$23
 / night
Squirrel Hollow County Park

7. Squirrel Hollow County Park

29mi from Rockwell City · 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.
Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Camp-Resort: Delaware Beaches

8. Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Camp-Resort: Delaware Beaches

1037mi from Rockwell City · 12 sites
Discover the unique charm of the Jellystone Park™ campground in Milford, Delaware, where discerning RV campers find an exceptional blend of upscale amenities and family-friendly activities. Nestled just minutes away from the stunning Atlantic Ocean and the serene Delaware Bay beaches, this park is an ideal destination for those seeking both relaxation and adventure. Opened in 2009, Delaware Beaches Jellystone Park™ Camp-Resort offers a wealth of recreational opportunities for guests of all ages. Enjoy a refreshing swim in our inviting pool, participate in engaging activities, or simply unwind in a peaceful environment. With beloved characters like Yogi Bear™ and Boo Boo™ around, families can create unforgettable memories while indulging in good, clean, healthy fun. In addition to our extensive recreational facilities, we provide a variety of amenities to enhance your stay. Guests can savor delicious snacks at our Snack Bar, gather in our Group Meeting Room, or browse unique items at our Gift Shop/Souvenirs. For added enjoyment, we offer Picnic Table Umbrella Rentals, Building Blox, Hopscotch, an Outdoor Theatre, and an Arcade. With so much to explore, Delaware Beaches Jellystone Park™ is the perfect spot for your next vacation adventure.
Coopers Cove Park

9. Coopers Cove Park

10mi from Rockwell City · 1 site
Cooper’s Cove stands out as a premier destination for camping, fishing, and nature enthusiasts, offering a unique blend of outdoor adventure and serene landscapes. This well-equipped campground features 12 electric sites, ensuring a comfortable stay for visitors. Guests can take advantage of the newly constructed restroom and shower facilities, along with a convenient dump station located nearby. Families will appreciate the playground and shelter house, perfect for spending quality time outdoors. For fishing aficionados, the campground boasts a fishing pier where you can reel in bluegill, bass, or catfish, along with easy access to the lake for additional aquatic activities. Just across the road lies Whitetail Ridge, a fantastic spot for hiking along Lizard Creek. As you explore, keep an eye out for local wildlife, including eagles, turkeys, hawks, and woodpeckers. Don’t miss the chance to visit the historic Keystone Bridge during your adventure, adding a touch of history to your outdoor experience. Cooper’s Cove truly offers something for everyone, making it an ideal getaway for nature lovers.
Brushy Creek State Recreation Area

10. Brushy Creek State Recreation Area

252 sites · Lehigh, Iowa
Discover the rugged beauty of Brushy Creek State Recreation Area.
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Springbrook State Park

11. Springbrook State Park

111 sites · Lake Panorama, Iowa
Discover the natural allure of Springbrook State Park's diverse landscapes.
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Ledges State Park

12. Ledges State Park

100%
(4)
94 sites · Luther, Iowa
Discover a lost lake and gorgeous sandstone cliffs at this state park.
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Ambrose A Call State Park

13. Ambrose A Call State Park

1 site · Algona, Iowa
Discover the natural charm of Ambrose A Call State Park.
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Boone County Fairgrounds Campground

14. Boone County Fairgrounds Campground

45mi from Rockwell City · 51 sites
The Boone County Fairgrounds Campground stands out for its modern facilities and pristine environment, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike. Nestled conveniently to the east of the fairgrounds, this well-maintained campground provides a serene escape while still being close to local attractions. Open from April 1 to November 1, the campground welcomes visitors unless unusually cold temperatures arise. Guests can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities in the surrounding area, including hiking, fishing, and exploring nearby natural features. With its clean amenities and commitment to providing a comfortable camping experience, the Boone County Fairgrounds Campground is the perfect spot to unwind and connect with nature. Whether you're looking for a weekend getaway or a longer stay, this campground offers a unique blend of convenience and tranquility.
Sportsman Park

15. Sportsman Park

44mi from Rockwell City · 1 site
Nestled alongside the picturesque North Raccoon River, Sportsman Park stands out as a premier destination for outdoor enthusiasts and event planners alike. This scenic campground offers a unique blend of natural beauty and versatile amenities, making it the perfect spot for camping, picnicking, and exploring the extensive nature trails that wind through the area. In addition to its stunning surroundings, Sportsman Park is an ideal venue for a variety of gatherings. Whether you're planning a wedding reception, family reunion, class reunion, bridal or baby shower, or corporate retreat, this location provides the privacy and space needed for memorable events. With ample facilities and a serene atmosphere, your special occasion is sure to be a success. Beyond the park, visitors can enjoy nearby attractions such as swimming holes and outdoor activities that cater to all ages. Local restaurants and shops are also within easy reach, ensuring that you have everything you need for a delightful stay. Experience the charm and versatility of Sportsman Park, where nature and celebration come together seamlessly.
Bells Mill Park Hamilton County Park

16. Bells Mill Park Hamilton County Park

37mi from Rockwell City · 1 site
Discover a hidden gem at this picturesque riverside park, where the charm of tent camping meets the allure of a historic mill. This unique destination offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and recreational opportunities, making it an ideal spot for both day trips and weekend getaways. Visitors can explore scenic walking trails that wind through lush greenery, providing a serene backdrop for leisurely strolls or invigorating hikes. The park features well-maintained picnic areas, perfect for family gatherings or a peaceful lunch by the water. Children will delight in the playground, while fishing enthusiasts can cast their lines in the tranquil river. With its convenient location, this park is easily accessible for those seeking a quick escape into nature. Whether you're looking to unwind in the great outdoors or engage in various activities, this riverside retreat promises an unforgettable experience for all ages.
Cobb Memorial Park

17. Cobb Memorial Park

43mi from Rockwell City · 1 site
Cobb Park & Campground stands out as a serene oasis, offering a blend of essential amenities and a tranquil atmosphere that caters to both short-term visitors and those seeking a longer escape. Nestled in a picturesque setting, this campground is perfect for anyone looking to unwind in nature while enjoying the comforts of home. With ample space for campers, Cobb Park ensures privacy and a welcoming environment for all. Whether you're just passing through or planning an extended stay, you'll find a variety of features designed to enhance your experience. The campground is conveniently located near stunning natural attractions, including swimming holes and scenic hiking trails, making it an ideal base for outdoor adventures. In addition to its natural beauty, Cobb Park & Campground is close to local restaurants and shops, allowing you to explore the area’s culinary delights and unique offerings. Whether you’re an avid camper or a first-timer, this campground provides a perfect blend of relaxation and recreation, making it a top choice for your next getaway.
Larson Lake Park

18. Larson Lake Park

39mi from Rockwell City · 1 site
Larson Lake stands out as a unique recreational destination, having transformed from a former gravel pit into a picturesque 5-acre lake nestled within a 12-acre park east of Aurelia, Iowa. This serene location offers year-round fishing opportunities, where anglers can catch bluegill, bass, crappie, and catfish. The lake welcomes non-motorized watercraft, making it an ideal spot for kayaking, canoeing, and paddleboarding. In addition to its fishing and boating amenities, Larson Lake features well-maintained facilities, including large and small picnic shelters equipped with charcoal grills, a vault toilet for convenience, and playground equipment for family fun. For those looking to extend their stay, five primitive campsites are available at an affordable rate of $10 per site per night, accommodating up to six people with one tent or camper per site. Please note that hunting is prohibited at all times, ensuring a peaceful environment for all visitors. Whether you're seeking a day of outdoor activities or a weekend getaway, Larson Lake offers a perfect blend of nature and recreation for everyone to enjoy.
Crawford Creek County Rec Area

19. Crawford Creek County Rec Area

50mi from Rockwell City · 1 site
Crawford Creek County Recreation Area stands out for its picturesque rolling hills and expansive open spaces, making it a perfect retreat for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. This scenic campground near Battle Creek, Iowa, offers a serene environment where visitors can immerse themselves in the beauty of the natural landscape. The area experiences a diverse range of temperatures, with winter lows dipping to around 20°F and summer highs reaching up to 85°F. This variety allows for year-round outdoor activities, catering to those who enjoy both winter sports and summer adventures. In addition to the stunning surroundings, guests can explore the nearby Ida County Conservation Center, which provides further opportunities to appreciate the local flora and fauna. Whether you're hiking, picnicking, or simply relaxing by Crawford Creek, this recreation area promises a memorable experience in the heart of Iowa's countryside.
Elbert Pocahontas Park

20. Elbert Pocahontas Park

23mi from Rockwell City · 1 site
Pocahontas stands out for its charming parks nestled within the city limits, offering a delightful blend of recreational opportunities and local attractions. Elbert Park and Rosenberger Park feature playground equipment, making them perfect spots for families to enjoy outdoor activities. Princess Park is particularly noteworthy, as it is home to the iconic Pocahontas statue and the Pocahontas Hometown Pride Log Cabin Museum, which showcases the area's rich history. Heritage Park hosts a variety of events throughout the year, including the popular Art in the Park series on Wednesday evenings during June and July, providing a vibrant community atmosphere. For more information about these parks and their amenities, feel free to reach out to City Hall or the Pocahontas County Conservation Center. Whether you're looking to relax, explore, or engage in community events, Pocahontas parks offer something for everyone.

Looking to go camping near Rockwell City, Iowa? Hipcamp has over 190 options for you to choose from. Whether you prefer tent camping, RV camping, or cabin rentals, there's something for everyone. With an average price per night of $60 and options as low as $15, you're sure to find something that fits your budget. Looking for the best of the best? Check out these top campsites: Come Enjoy the Beauty (160 reviews), Greenhouse Camping (34 reviews), and Sleep in an Iowa Barn @ TLC (21 reviews). Popular amenities include campfires, cooking equipment, and potable water. And if you're the adventurous type, you'll love the activities available, such as swimming, climbing, and boating. Start planning your camping trip today!

99% (129) 55 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Rockwell City

Tent camping on the Raccoon River

1. Tent camping on the Raccoon River

99%
(67)
13mi from Rockwell City · 1 site · Tent, RV
Learn more about this land:Come relax at Rainbow Raccoon Ranch on the Raccoon River. The river offers floating, kayaking, canoeing, and fishing. The nearby Rainbow Bend park and other local conservation areas offer hiking opportunities. As a working ranch, we have friendly Scottish Highland cattle onsite for great photos and selfies.
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Burkhart Farm

2. Burkhart Farm

98%
(31)
48mi from Rockwell City · 11 sites · RVs
We live in the country on a working grain farm (corn and soybeans). It can get noisy and dusty during harvest and grain hauling operations. You could wake up to deer eating grain around the bins. In the evenings, you can look down to the East by tree line for deer and turkey. We can handle any size RV. Please pick up after your dogs. We have guest children that play in yard. All spots are level. All electric sites are 30/50 and are for year-round use. We have 9 sites with electric and city water. 3 sites are gravel. 4 sites are grass. 2 are concrete. We also have a large primitive camping area west of the grain bins in open yard (no electric or water). Rv parking is available on grass when ground is hard or on the concrete and gravel driveway when soft. We have one picnic table for campers’ use. There is a trail we keep mowed North East of the hay barn alongside the crops, which is great for walking/dog run. Gray water may be dumped in the farm field; the crops love it. Sorry, we can no longer recommend black water dump stations as the local campgrounds are refusing non-customer use. Whistling Donkey in Woodward has a dump station; you can call them and ask if you can use it (515) 438-2669. You can be as private or engaged with us as you feel. Dumpster is by machine shed. There are 30+ local TV channels (no cable available). Open southern skies for satellite use. The lights automatically turn off at 10 PM. Fire pit is available for your use. Firewood is available East of the barn. Fire Pit light dims down to 15% after 10 PM. Yard lights also come on for one minute at Noon every day. Stargazing really pops at night on a clear night. You are welcome to turn lights back on and continue outdoor activities and use fire pit as long as you do not disturb other campers. Mouse and weather vane lights stay on all night for your convenience. Please do not put trash in fire pit. (I have to clean it out) We would prefer if guests arrive before dark; we like to settle down for the evening. WIFI is 250 Mbps depending on number of users. WIFI is Farm. Password is farmfarm (no caps) (Farm is 4 Miles North of Woodward).  1140 300th St Woodward Iowa Caution;   Google maps has a tendency to have you take extra gravel roads. Follow the instructions below to stay on paved roads untill last 1/3 mile. From Woodward: Head to North end of town turn left to the West onto North 3rd St.  Go 1/4 mile turn right at T intersection to the North onto R18 for two miles.  At stop sign turn left to the West on R18.  (stay on R18 do not go straight North onto the gravel) in 1 mile turn right to the North still on R18 for 3 miles turn right to the East on gravel 300th St for 1/3 mile.  Turn right at (Address 1140) Mickey Mouse Pole Light. Park at Woody the hoot owl and we will help you find a spot. From Ames: Head West on highway 30 to Highway 17 go South for 5 miles to Luther turn right on E57 to the West for 7 miles.   At stop sign turn left to the South on R18 for 3 miles turn left to the East on gravel 300th St for 1/3 mile.  Turn right at (Address 1140) Mickey Mouse Pole Light.  Park at Woody the hoot owl and we will help you find a spot. From Ogden: Head South on Highway 169 for 5 miles to E57 turn left to the East for 4 miles.  At stop sign turn right to the South on to R18 for 3 miles.  Turn left to the East on gravel 300th St for 1/3 mile.  Turn right at (Address 1140) Mickey Mouse Pole Light. Park at Woody the hoot owl and we will help you find a spot. From East bound Interstate 80   Turn at exit 110    (Adel / Winterset) onto Highway 169 and go north 29 miles to E57.   (Google maps has a tendency to have you turn onto 300 street which is an extra 4 miles of gravel road go North to E57)  Turn right to the East for 4 miles.  At stop sign turn right to the South on R18 for 3 miles.   Turn left to the East on gravel 300th St for 1/3 mile.   Turn right at (Address 1140) Mickey Mouse pole Light.  Park at Woody the hoot owl and we will help you find a spot. From Des Moines take 141 to the North to Woodward (From Woodward see above). For questions about the route look at our host site at the photo map. Local Hospital Perry IA ---------------------515 465-3547 Boone IA--------------------515 432-3140 Local gas station: Casey’s General Store (gas, pizza, sub sandwiches, and groceries). Madrid (9 miles away) is the closest diesel fuel. Restaurants in Woodward: Cayennes Café Whistling Donkey Sports Bar and Grill Laundry: Uptown Laundry, 115 S Main St., Woodward Groceries: A J’s Grocery Store Picket Fence Creamery Banks: E-Bank, ATM 217 S Main St., Woodward Local Attractions: Picket Fence Creamery Woodward High Trestle Bridge & BikeTrail
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Secluded riverside ranch

3. Secluded riverside ranch

100%
(41)
41mi from Rockwell City · 3 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
This property encompasses 15 acres featuring a mile of mowed trails that weave through wildflower prairies, along a meandering creek, peaceful woods along the river, and a 501(c)(3) animal rescue providing sanctuary to goats, a llama, a miniature cow, an ostrich and more! The perfect place to unwind, unplug, and connect with nature in a private setting, not on a gravel pad at a treeless, overcrowded campground.
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$25
 / night
Black Hawk State Park

4. Black Hawk State Park

128 sites · Lake View, Iowa
Discover the scenic beauty and outdoor adventures at Black Hawk State Park.
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Dolliver Memorial State Park

5. Dolliver Memorial State Park

24 sites · Lehigh, Iowa
Discover the rugged beauty of Dolliver Memorial State Park.
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Vines of Grace LLC

6. Vines of Grace LLC

100%
(5)
31mi from Rockwell City · 1 site · Tent, RV
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.
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$23
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Squirrel Hollow County Park

7. Squirrel Hollow County Park

29mi from Rockwell City · 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.
Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Camp-Resort: Delaware Beaches

8. Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Camp-Resort: Delaware Beaches

1037mi from Rockwell City · 12 sites
Discover the unique charm of the Jellystone Park™ campground in Milford, Delaware, where discerning RV campers find an exceptional blend of upscale amenities and family-friendly activities. Nestled just minutes away from the stunning Atlantic Ocean and the serene Delaware Bay beaches, this park is an ideal destination for those seeking both relaxation and adventure. Opened in 2009, Delaware Beaches Jellystone Park™ Camp-Resort offers a wealth of recreational opportunities for guests of all ages. Enjoy a refreshing swim in our inviting pool, participate in engaging activities, or simply unwind in a peaceful environment. With beloved characters like Yogi Bear™ and Boo Boo™ around, families can create unforgettable memories while indulging in good, clean, healthy fun. In addition to our extensive recreational facilities, we provide a variety of amenities to enhance your stay. Guests can savor delicious snacks at our Snack Bar, gather in our Group Meeting Room, or browse unique items at our Gift Shop/Souvenirs. For added enjoyment, we offer Picnic Table Umbrella Rentals, Building Blox, Hopscotch, an Outdoor Theatre, and an Arcade. With so much to explore, Delaware Beaches Jellystone Park™ is the perfect spot for your next vacation adventure.
Coopers Cove Park

9. Coopers Cove Park

10mi from Rockwell City · 1 site
Cooper’s Cove stands out as a premier destination for camping, fishing, and nature enthusiasts, offering a unique blend of outdoor adventure and serene landscapes. This well-equipped campground features 12 electric sites, ensuring a comfortable stay for visitors. Guests can take advantage of the newly constructed restroom and shower facilities, along with a convenient dump station located nearby. Families will appreciate the playground and shelter house, perfect for spending quality time outdoors. For fishing aficionados, the campground boasts a fishing pier where you can reel in bluegill, bass, or catfish, along with easy access to the lake for additional aquatic activities. Just across the road lies Whitetail Ridge, a fantastic spot for hiking along Lizard Creek. As you explore, keep an eye out for local wildlife, including eagles, turkeys, hawks, and woodpeckers. Don’t miss the chance to visit the historic Keystone Bridge during your adventure, adding a touch of history to your outdoor experience. Cooper’s Cove truly offers something for everyone, making it an ideal getaway for nature lovers.
Brushy Creek State Recreation Area

10. Brushy Creek State Recreation Area

252 sites · Lehigh, Iowa
Discover the rugged beauty of Brushy Creek State Recreation Area.
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Springbrook State Park

11. Springbrook State Park

111 sites · Lake Panorama, Iowa
Discover the natural allure of Springbrook State Park's diverse landscapes.
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Ledges State Park

12. Ledges State Park

100%
(4)
94 sites · Luther, Iowa
Discover a lost lake and gorgeous sandstone cliffs at this state park.
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Ambrose A Call State Park

13. Ambrose A Call State Park

1 site · Algona, Iowa
Discover the natural charm of Ambrose A Call State Park.
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Boone County Fairgrounds Campground

14. Boone County Fairgrounds Campground

45mi from Rockwell City · 51 sites
The Boone County Fairgrounds Campground stands out for its modern facilities and pristine environment, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike. Nestled conveniently to the east of the fairgrounds, this well-maintained campground provides a serene escape while still being close to local attractions. Open from April 1 to November 1, the campground welcomes visitors unless unusually cold temperatures arise. Guests can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities in the surrounding area, including hiking, fishing, and exploring nearby natural features. With its clean amenities and commitment to providing a comfortable camping experience, the Boone County Fairgrounds Campground is the perfect spot to unwind and connect with nature. Whether you're looking for a weekend getaway or a longer stay, this campground offers a unique blend of convenience and tranquility.
Sportsman Park

15. Sportsman Park

44mi from Rockwell City · 1 site
Nestled alongside the picturesque North Raccoon River, Sportsman Park stands out as a premier destination for outdoor enthusiasts and event planners alike. This scenic campground offers a unique blend of natural beauty and versatile amenities, making it the perfect spot for camping, picnicking, and exploring the extensive nature trails that wind through the area. In addition to its stunning surroundings, Sportsman Park is an ideal venue for a variety of gatherings. Whether you're planning a wedding reception, family reunion, class reunion, bridal or baby shower, or corporate retreat, this location provides the privacy and space needed for memorable events. With ample facilities and a serene atmosphere, your special occasion is sure to be a success. Beyond the park, visitors can enjoy nearby attractions such as swimming holes and outdoor activities that cater to all ages. Local restaurants and shops are also within easy reach, ensuring that you have everything you need for a delightful stay. Experience the charm and versatility of Sportsman Park, where nature and celebration come together seamlessly.
Bells Mill Park Hamilton County Park

16. Bells Mill Park Hamilton County Park

37mi from Rockwell City · 1 site
Discover a hidden gem at this picturesque riverside park, where the charm of tent camping meets the allure of a historic mill. This unique destination offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and recreational opportunities, making it an ideal spot for both day trips and weekend getaways. Visitors can explore scenic walking trails that wind through lush greenery, providing a serene backdrop for leisurely strolls or invigorating hikes. The park features well-maintained picnic areas, perfect for family gatherings or a peaceful lunch by the water. Children will delight in the playground, while fishing enthusiasts can cast their lines in the tranquil river. With its convenient location, this park is easily accessible for those seeking a quick escape into nature. Whether you're looking to unwind in the great outdoors or engage in various activities, this riverside retreat promises an unforgettable experience for all ages.
Cobb Memorial Park

17. Cobb Memorial Park

43mi from Rockwell City · 1 site
Cobb Park & Campground stands out as a serene oasis, offering a blend of essential amenities and a tranquil atmosphere that caters to both short-term visitors and those seeking a longer escape. Nestled in a picturesque setting, this campground is perfect for anyone looking to unwind in nature while enjoying the comforts of home. With ample space for campers, Cobb Park ensures privacy and a welcoming environment for all. Whether you're just passing through or planning an extended stay, you'll find a variety of features designed to enhance your experience. The campground is conveniently located near stunning natural attractions, including swimming holes and scenic hiking trails, making it an ideal base for outdoor adventures. In addition to its natural beauty, Cobb Park & Campground is close to local restaurants and shops, allowing you to explore the area’s culinary delights and unique offerings. Whether you’re an avid camper or a first-timer, this campground provides a perfect blend of relaxation and recreation, making it a top choice for your next getaway.
Larson Lake Park

18. Larson Lake Park

39mi from Rockwell City · 1 site
Larson Lake stands out as a unique recreational destination, having transformed from a former gravel pit into a picturesque 5-acre lake nestled within a 12-acre park east of Aurelia, Iowa. This serene location offers year-round fishing opportunities, where anglers can catch bluegill, bass, crappie, and catfish. The lake welcomes non-motorized watercraft, making it an ideal spot for kayaking, canoeing, and paddleboarding. In addition to its fishing and boating amenities, Larson Lake features well-maintained facilities, including large and small picnic shelters equipped with charcoal grills, a vault toilet for convenience, and playground equipment for family fun. For those looking to extend their stay, five primitive campsites are available at an affordable rate of $10 per site per night, accommodating up to six people with one tent or camper per site. Please note that hunting is prohibited at all times, ensuring a peaceful environment for all visitors. Whether you're seeking a day of outdoor activities or a weekend getaway, Larson Lake offers a perfect blend of nature and recreation for everyone to enjoy.
Crawford Creek County Rec Area

19. Crawford Creek County Rec Area

50mi from Rockwell City · 1 site
Crawford Creek County Recreation Area stands out for its picturesque rolling hills and expansive open spaces, making it a perfect retreat for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. This scenic campground near Battle Creek, Iowa, offers a serene environment where visitors can immerse themselves in the beauty of the natural landscape. The area experiences a diverse range of temperatures, with winter lows dipping to around 20°F and summer highs reaching up to 85°F. This variety allows for year-round outdoor activities, catering to those who enjoy both winter sports and summer adventures. In addition to the stunning surroundings, guests can explore the nearby Ida County Conservation Center, which provides further opportunities to appreciate the local flora and fauna. Whether you're hiking, picnicking, or simply relaxing by Crawford Creek, this recreation area promises a memorable experience in the heart of Iowa's countryside.
Elbert Pocahontas Park

20. Elbert Pocahontas Park

23mi from Rockwell City · 1 site
Pocahontas stands out for its charming parks nestled within the city limits, offering a delightful blend of recreational opportunities and local attractions. Elbert Park and Rosenberger Park feature playground equipment, making them perfect spots for families to enjoy outdoor activities. Princess Park is particularly noteworthy, as it is home to the iconic Pocahontas statue and the Pocahontas Hometown Pride Log Cabin Museum, which showcases the area's rich history. Heritage Park hosts a variety of events throughout the year, including the popular Art in the Park series on Wednesday evenings during June and July, providing a vibrant community atmosphere. For more information about these parks and their amenities, feel free to reach out to City Hall or the Pocahontas County Conservation Center. Whether you're looking to relax, explore, or engage in community events, Pocahontas parks offer something for everyone.

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