Olson City Park
It's ok for an over night stop. Seems a bit congested I would not spend a weekend
1 campground with availability this weekend
Several RV campgrounds near Sheldon, Iowa provide both seasonal and year-round access for motorhome travelers. Rivers Bend Campground in Rock Valley offers electric, water, sewer hookups and 50-amp service for larger vehicles, operating from May through October. Grand Falls Casino maintains full-hookup RV sites with 50-amp service and accommodates big rigs on level concrete pads, while Island Park in Rock Rapids provides more economical RV sites with electric and water hookups at $15 per night. Lazy H Campground features concrete pads with full hookup capability and reasonable spacing between sites. "It's probably the cleanest park I've ever been to. The concrete pads are level and large. The grass and spacing between spots is wonderful."
Campers should note varying amenities across these parks, with some offering robust facilities while others provide more basic services. Dump stations are available at Rivers Bend, Island Park, and Grand Falls Casino, though several reviews mention water quality concerns occasionally affecting campgrounds in the region. Seasonal availability differs significantly - Newton Hills State Park and Big Sioux Recreation Area operate year-round, while most others close between October and April. Pet policies generally allow animals with proper supervision, though local noise ordinances vary. A camper noted: "The night we stayed, there was racing going on at Rapid Speedway that lasted well into the evening. Extremely LOUD. Make sure to check the race schedule."
"Lots of campers here now most of them are long-term you can call the office to reserve a site 712-541-8556 cell or 712-737-8931 office"
"This is a small little kmown spot in the small town of Alton Iowa. It is $10 and there are a couple spots that have electric hook ups, a water pump hydrant, And a dumpsite."
"Basic amenities. They offer free dry parking in their main parking lot. FHU 30/50 available. $30 during week, $40 weekend, $50 holiday weekend."
from $35 - $60 / night
"There is a swimming hole with a little beach and walking/bike trail. They have tent sites that you have to walk to but they are right on the water away from all of the RV sites."
"The campground is somewhat bare because the trees are small, but the lakes are wonderful for swimming, fishing, and beaching. About 1 mile out of town"
"Fully shaded park right in town. Convenient to grocery store, a few restaurants, and gas. Also a gym in town, a gun range, and during the summer, a town pool."
"The spacious and clean facilities provided the perfect backdrop for our outdoor getaway, offering a blend of adventure and relaxation away from the city."
"Beautiful, quiet, shaded, level sites with plenty of space between. Great trails and a short scenic road, plus some nice open spaces."
"The RV sites are spacious, level and well-arranged. The Verizon cell service is not perfect but manageable. The entire park is very clean and well-maintained."
"Great hiking and biking trails too. I hiked the Valley of the Giants trail, which earns its name because of the many old, “giant” oaks in this river bottom area."
"The pull through sites are fully concrete and level. They all have a huge table and stone fire pit. Plenty of room for a second vehicle. Full hookups are great.
Tons of activities to do here."
"Pull through & full hookup paved lots. Nice manicured grass. Huge swim beach with anchored lilypads. You can rent out pontoons, pedal boats, kayaks. Don't plan on bringing your own."
from $45 - $65 / night












It's ok for an over night stop. Seems a bit congested I would not spend a weekend
In the King's area, the camp sites are very spacious and even have fancy Fire Pits with Cooking area @ Every Sight! Cutting my 7 day stay down to 4 🤟👋 off to the Next Great Campground 🤙
A 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.
Site we were at was $30 a night. Grass pad with electric hookups. Next to a nice lake.
The Ranger at the desk polite and full of information. The only thing we did not like is the cold room where the showers are. Loads of hot water.
Nice showers, sites online can be a bit deceiving. We thought we were getting a more remote site but it ended up being right in the middle of everyone with a direct view of the trashes. Because we were so close to said trash the flies were terrible and got into our camper and stayed in it for days. But showers and bathrooms were clean and overall a cute site with a nice trail nearby!
I spent one night at Split Rock on my trip back to Colorado from Minnesota. I had a spot right on the river. The views and scenery were amazing. This is an oasis on the plains. There is an active train track that runs behind the campground that did cause a few wake-ups during the night but overall I had a great stay.
Fully shaded park right in town. Convenient to grocery store, a few restaurants, and gas. Also a gym in town, a gun range, and during the summer, a town pool. The owner is great here, and the front staff are wonderful. Very accommodating and helpful. All the spots are level, and last I was here they were adding more ground cover to level even more. Great pit stop on your way to Sioux Falls ( 30 mins north), or on the way to the Black Hills...o. the other side of the state. Lots of great parks nearby for hiking, exploring...and the Missouri is about 40 mins south. Only detractor is the bath house. They keep it clean, just a little dated. But the hot water works...so what else do yoh really need. Laundry always works well, as well.
This is a wonderful city park. It has electricity only at most of the sites. There's a choice of fifty amp or thirty amp. No water , except from a community pipe , which you can reach with a hose to fill your r v or camper from the road as you drive in. No dump station here in the park , but just two blocks outside of the park is a free one. Lovely shade trees lots of birds. For powered site , it's $20 a night , so much more affordable than the r v parks! Garretson's website has reservation details. There's also a boat , ramp and a lovely children's playground.
RV camping near Sheldon, Iowa, offers a variety of options for travelers looking to enjoy the great outdoors while having access to essential amenities. Whether you're a seasoned RVer or a first-time camper, you'll find welcoming spots to park your rig.
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