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Windy Goat Acres

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37mi from George Wyth State Park · 7 sites · Lodging · Chelsea, IA
We love animals, plants, art, and outdoor recreation and love sharing these things with people! We found the perfect little plot for all of these things we love. Nature, art, animals, and lots of space! The hilly, lush land is also known as the Bohemie Alps and it's quite a beautiful area tucked away in Iowa. Visit with the llamas, goats, peacocks, potbelly pigs and the horses and hike around the property or stay in for a quiet stay with a good book and enjoy all the sights and sounds. Lots of extra 'add ons' to enhance the experience, like a waffle bar kit, smore's package, hikes, and more! Semi wooded property with hiking trails, hammocks, aerial silks, campfire pit. 5 mi away is Otter Creek Lake, a recreational park for fishing, kayaking, swimming, etc. We have 2 kayaks available. So much to do! Also perfect to just relax, meditate, yoga, sleep...
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Prairie Horizon

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(3)
11mi from George Wyth State Park · 1 site · RV · Waterloo, IA
Acreage on a gravel road with many shade trees surrounded by farm land. Easy access from Highway 20, Interstate 380, and Avenue of the Saints making it great for an overnight stop from your travels. Wake up to a symphony of song birds (check your Merlin app to see who is singing) and enjoy morning views with your coffee. Beautiful sunrise and sunset views and clear stargazing. You would never guess that within 10 miles you will find hiking and biking trails, municipal golf course, water park, amusement park, casino, shopping (grocery, gas, Target, Walmart, restaurants), Cedar Valley Arboretum, and John Deer tractor museum and factory tours. Our Hound Dog will alert us of your arrival. Not to worry though, he is restrained. We are happy to share garden produce, herbs and flowers that are grown in our gardens. The acreage is also home to several antique tractors. We can accommodate travel trailor, fifth wheel, popup campers (with toilet) and RV's. 1 site, back in. Accommodates slide outs. Surface type - gravel, grass Surface levelness - fairly level Electrical hookup - 30 amp Water hookup - hose for tank fill available Generators allowed - no Sewage hookup - no TV hookup - no Toilets available - no Campfire allowed in fire pit as weather permits. Firewood provided. Pets allowed on leash. Must follow safety and sanitation rules. Pet on leash and pick up poop. Trash bin - yes Picnic table - yes Wifi - no Laundry - no Hot tub - no Check in - after 2:00 pm Check out - before 12:00 pm Cancellation - flexible Minimum nights - 1 Accepts bookings - 4 months out
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Overview

About

An urban park that feels like pristine wilderness? Yes, please! George Wyth State Park is surrounded by water in the middle of the Waterloo-Cedar Falls metropolitan area. It’s characterized by expansive woodlands and it’s proximity to the fabulous Cedar River and four lakes. The park has been designated a National Urban Wildlife Sanctuary and birdwatchers have observed more than 200 species within the park’s boundaries. Whether you dig swimming, boating, fishing, hiking, biking, or just relaxing, George Wyth State Park is your spot for adventure. You’ll discover 5.5 miles of hiking trails, a 50-mile lake-to-lake state park bike route, and the incredible Cedar Valley Paddlers Trail — a 10-mile, multiple lake route for kayakers and canoers with just 1.6 miles of portaging. Ready to ditch the pavement for grassy knolls and sandy beaches? Feel the love at George Wyth State Park.

When to go

The best time to visit George Wyth State Park is during the warmer months, from May to September, when the park's full splendor is on display. Winter can be harsh, with limited activities due to snow and ice, making spring through fall the ideal seasons for a visit.

Know before you go

  • Check the weather forecast before your visit to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
  • Be aware of park hours, which may vary by season, to plan your activities accordingly.
  • Remember to pack essentials like water, sunscreen, and insect repellent for a comfortable outing.
  • Stay informed about any park alerts or closures that might affect your visit.
  • Accessibility options are available, but it's best to confirm with the park office for specific needs.
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