3 campgrounds with availability next weekend
RV camping near Sac City ranges from basic electric hookup sites to full-hookup campgrounds with 50-amp service and sewer connections. Sac City Park provides electric hookup RV sites along the Raccoon River for $20 nightly with a shower house included in the camping fee. The campground offers standard pull-through spaces with picnic tables and fire pits. Located 25 miles southwest, Odebolt Memorial Walk RV Park features electric hookups in a small town setting along a walking path. Little Sioux Park Campground, 40 miles west near Correctionville, offers electric/water sites and a sanitary dump station available between May and October. Kennedy County Park near Fort Dodge features full-hookup RV sites with 50-amp service and sewer connections. "The RV park is quite cramped with somewhat modest sites and narrow one-way roads that are unmarked."
Reservations are required at some parks while others operate on a first-come basis. Cell service varies significantly across the region, with Kennedy County Park notably having poor connectivity despite offering WiFi. "No cell service provider functions in this park. The WiFi is shared between dozens of sites, speed averages right around 5mbps," according to one visitor. Most campgrounds in the area maintain basic shower facilities and restrooms, though quality and cleanliness vary considerably. The Grotto of the Redemption RV Park in West Bend provides an unusual attraction with its religious shrine, offering 30-amp hookups and water access with a dump station on-site. Winter camping options are limited, as several parks including Little Sioux close seasonally from November through April.
"Well maintained lawn and trails. This is the second time I’ve stayed. It’s on the honor system. Each (7) has a water spigot, electric, and fire pit. I didn’t check out the amperage as I don’t use it."
"The hosts are Amazing and even though there were quite a few people here it stayed quiet"
"There is lots of trees with a bit of shade at most all sites. You can camp at the waters’ edge. We love to fish and can fish off the back of our RV. Most sites are spacious, some a bit smaller."
from $150 / night
"Nice clean campground with water and electricity at the RV sites. Some of the tent sites also have electricity. RV sites are $20 (for the 2025 season)."
"Chose an 30$ site for the shade but the electric was for 50 amp RV with no 110 plug. Very clean and quite"
from $15 - $30 / night
"Two adjacent camping areas are partially shaded and will accommodate rigs of all sizes. I counted (8) 50 amp and (16) 30 amp sites. Rest rooms, showers, fresh water and a dump station are provided."
"One is very close to a train line, which runs infrequently. Sites are grass, level, and reasonably well maintained. All sites are pull through. Only electrical hookups are available at the sites."
"A sweet little campground surrounded by nature, with a lovely hiking trail right on the grounds."
"Tent camping is just a field with a few picnic tables in it and has a bit of a walk from the parking lot with your equipment. The shower house was nice and clean."
from $25 / night
TravelerWell maintained lawn and trails. This is the second time I’ve stayed. It’s on the honor system. Each (7) has a water spigot, electric, and fire pit. I didn’t check out the amperage as I don’t use it. Restrooms are on the other side of the grounds. Not a quick walk away if you really need them. Only one other camper here both occasions. Well groomed walking trails on the west side behind trees were a wonderful surprise.
RangerA sweet little campground surrounded by nature, with a lovely hiking trail right on the grounds. We stayed on a Saturday in September as an overnight stop on our way to Utah; lots of nice sites available. We liked our Site 9 on the perimeter, with a pretty fence and open field behind us. The facilities were clean, the setting was peaceful, and the price reasonable. A great find for an overnight stop—or a longer stay if you’re looking for some place quiet and scenic.
TravelerMy wife and I are Camp host in this campground? It is a river Ravine campground lots and lots of trees. Fishing campground itself has electricity only but you can fill your campers up the water by the pump very nice and relaxing place to be.
GuideSome sites are amazing and others are interesting in the fact that guy almost have to share a site with others bc your spots face one another. The hosts are Amazing and even though there were quite a few people here it stayed quiet
ScoutHad the entire campground to myself on a holiday weekend. Chose an 30$ site for the shade but the electric was for 50 amp RV with no 110 plug. Very clean and quite
GuideNice clean campground with water and electricity at the RV sites. Some of the tent sites also have electricity. RV sites are $20 (for the 2025 season).
ScoutI stayed at this campground a week after Memorial Day weekend along with my dogs in our minivan/tent. I butted up against woods with neighbors to one side which made me feel like I had a pretty private area to myself. Other than the bugs, which it is that time of the year, I enjoyed our time and the almost non-existent cellphone service. However, I was able to text my family via satellite to let them know I was okay. It could be seen as a pro or con, but I think we all need no phone time at some point to just set still and relax. I look forward to camping here again soon!
GuideWe stayed one night, beautiful park! Great trail all the way around the lake, we took a bike ride around it was about 3 ish miles. Camp host was a gem. Bathrooms were very clean! Great view of the lake. Was not very crowded but was mid week.
ScoutIt’s a good place for camping not perfect. Has a descent size lake good for kayaking and fishing.
Camping options near Sac City, Iowa cluster around the Raccoon River watershed at approximately 1,200 feet elevation. The region features rolling prairie with scattered woodland areas and small lakes formed by glacial activity. Summers reach average highs of 83°F with frequent thunderstorms, while winter camping faces temperatures regularly dropping below freezing with occasional snowfall between November and March.
Hiking trails at Dolliver Memorial State Park: Located about 50 miles east of Sac City, this park offers extensive trail networks through woodland and limestone formations. "Dolliver State Park was our maiden voyage in our travel trailer... The park's beauty and tranquility did get disturbed a couple times when our dogs got loose. The park staff were friendly and very helpful as were our fellow campers," shares Lorraine H.
Fishing access: Kennedy County Park provides fishing opportunities with boat ramps and lake access. "Multiple kids parks, beach area, fishing areas with boat ramps, trails, kids butterfly garden," notes Megan H. The lake supports bass, catfish, and panfish populations throughout the warmer months.
Religious site exploration: The Grotto of the Redemption complex in West Bend (27 miles north) offers a unique attraction. "The Grotto is interesting and inspiring. Admission is free. Two adjacent camping areas are partially shaded and will accommodate rigs of all sizes," writes Gary H. The site features religious shrines constructed from minerals and rocks collected worldwide.
Clean facilities: Little Sioux Park Campground maintains well-kept grounds and amenities. "Plenty to do for everyone. Very well kept park. Can't be beat," reports Benjamin P. The park operates seasonally from May through October with regular maintenance throughout the camping season.
Affordable rates: Most rv parks near Sac City maintain reasonable pricing under $25 per night. "I can't say enough about Kennedy Memorial County park in Fort Dodge Iowa. Its beautiful well taken care of has a nice playground and access to a beautiful golf course! And FREE WIFI! All for $18.00 a night," mentions Mary J.
Small-town charm: Odebolt Memorial Walk RV Park offers a quiet setting close to local amenities. "Cute tiny town with a cute little spot to park the camper. Located near the crick and manicured walking path... Town has a little drive-in and a couple gas stations," comments Kim K. The park's location allows easy walks to local businesses within 5-10 minutes.
Limited connectivity: Cell service varies dramatically between campgrounds in the area. "No cell service provider functions in this park. The WIFI is shared between dozens of sites, speed averages right around 5mps," reports Jeannie D. about Kennedy County Park. Download maps and entertainment before arrival at most locations.
Seasonal operations: Several campgrounds close entirely during winter months. Little Sioux Park operates from May 1st to October 31st only, with no winter camping options available. Many water systems throughout the region are winterized by early November.
First-come camping: Several rv camping areas near Sac City operate without reservations. "All sites are first come first serve. We arrived on a Saturday evening around 5:30pm and found a site no problem," notes Tim K. about Little Sioux Park. Weekends in July and August typically fill fastest, often by Friday afternoon.
Playground access: Multiple campgrounds feature children's play areas close to camping sites. "Great campground with lots of campsites to choose from, they have lots of buddy system sites!" writes Deb W. about Little Sioux Park, which offers options for families camping together.
Swimming options: Sac City Park provides river access along the Raccoon River. "The campground is on the banks of the Raccoon Creek. It's a pretty standard campground with the usual picnic tables and fire pits... The nice part is that showers are included in the camping fee," shares Annie C.
Educational opportunities: Historical structures at Sac City Park offer learning experiences for children. "There are some neat buildings scattered around like an old log cabin and an amazing huge round Chautauqua meeting building," notes Annie C. These structures provide opportunities to discuss local history.
Site selection: The Grotto of the Redemption RV Park offers different camping sections with varied advantages. "Two adjacent camping areas are partially shaded and will accommodate rigs of all sizes. I counted (8) 50 amp and (16) 30 amp sites... Thirty amp sites are on lush grass and include a view of a the grotto, a pond and surrounding residences. The 50 amp area offers more privacy, gravel pull through parking and more convenient shower and rest room access but a lightly used rail line runs by," advises Gary H.
Navigation challenges: Some Sac City area RV parks have confusing layouts. "Unfortunately, the RV park is quite cramped. The sites are somewhat modest in size and the one-way roads are narrow and unmarked. (Several times during our two-night stay, drivers were forced to pull off to permit a 'wrong-way' vehicle to pass,)" cautions Sherry N. about Kennedy County Park.
Utility details: Electric service varies between parks, with limited full hookup options. "We were in our class C while slowly making our way across the country. We had no problems getting a spot here... Sites are grass, level, and reasonably well maintained. All sites are pull through. Only electrical hookups are available at the sites. This is in good condition. There is fresh water and a dump station available," explains Richard &. about camping at the Grotto of the Redemption.
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