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Stieneke Area Park

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Stieneke Area Park near Washta, Iowa, features flat terrain with open spaces and scattered trees. Temperatures range from lows of 15°F in winter to highs of 85°F in summer. Nearby, visitors can explore the Little Sioux River for fishing and canoeing, or visit the Cherokee County Conservation Board areas for hiking and wildlife observation.

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Crawford Creek County Rec Area

32 min away

Browns Lake Bigelow Park Woodbury County Park

51 min away

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42 min from Sioux City, IA
1 hr 48 min from Omaha, NE
1 hr 51 min from Sioux Falls, SD
2 hrs 13 min from Ames, IA

Location

Stieneke Area Park is located in Iowa

Address

628th St
Washta, IA 51061

Coordinates

42.60900022 N
95.68100055 W

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Access

Walk-In
Park in a lot, walk to your site.
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Sites accessible by watercraft.

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Kent H.

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Reviewed Apr. 17, 2025

Small, quiet, and $10.

Quiet little campground. I only saw 3 sites, but there is room for 3 or 4 more. $10 per night and the Rangers came at about 3:30 pm to clean the vault toilet and collect my fee from the lockbox. It's about a half mile from a well traveled road, but as I write this it's 7 in the evening and there's no more traffic. I'm the only person in the campground. There's a hand pump water well. Give it a dozen pumps to get it going. I don't suppose it is potable water. There's a river behind and the sign says you can launch a kayak.

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