Owned by the Iowa Department of Natural Resources. A 25-year lease agreement, ending in 2037, allows the Floyd County Conservation Board to offer primitive camping, water, two picnic shelters, and a vault toilet. Also features an improved canoe ramp, fishing access, hunting, and hiking trails.
The campsite receives overwhelmingly positive feedback from visitors, highlighting its serene and secluded atmosphere, beautiful location along the Cedar River, and well-maintained primitive facilities. Campers appreciate the tranquility of the site, which is ideal for both family outings and individual retreats. The presence of picnic spots and recreational options like canoe launching enhances the overall experience. Visitors express a strong commitment to revisiting, underscoring the campground's charm and excellent nature trails. However, the lack of modern amenities such as electricity and water hookups is consistently noted, which may be a consideration for some campers.