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Several cabin options are available within a short drive of Stockport, Iowa. Lake Darling State Park offers cabins on a renovated lake with modern amenities and full hookups. Indian Lake Park provides cabin accommodations with both primitive and furnished options, featuring electric hookups, heating, and picnic tables with fire rings. The cabins at Lacey-Keosauqua State Park include electric service and offer access to nearby hiking trails and a swimming lake. Most cabins include beds with basic furniture, though specific amenities vary by location. "The cabins seem nice, though we have never been in them or stayed in them. Book early they are usually booked up I am told," noted one visitor about Lake Darling State Park.
Reservations are essential for cabin stays, particularly during summer months when availability becomes limited. Many campgrounds with cabins, including Wilson Lake Park and Big Hollow Recreation Area, allow pets with certain restrictions. Lee County Pollmiller Park offers cabins alongside a small lake with beach access, making it popular for families. Most cabin facilities are open year-round, though amenities may be reduced in winter months. A visitor to Indian Lake Park commented, "This park has something for everyone. They have primitive tent sites, electric only, electric+water, and fhu. They also have cabins for rent. All very reasonably priced."
Most cabins require guests to bring their own bedding, towels, and toiletries. Kitchen facilities vary widely between locations - some include basic appliances while others only offer outdoor cooking options. Fire rings are standard at most cabin sites, with firewood often available for purchase from campground hosts. The cabins at Waubonsie Trail Park provide access to hiking paths leading to local attractions. Bathroom facilities range from private restrooms in deluxe cabins to shared shower houses serving multiple cabin units. Nearby towns provide access to groceries and supplies, with some campgrounds offering limited provisions through camp stores.
"Lacey-Keosaqua State Park is a gem located in Southeast Iowa in Van Buren County. It is off the beaten path but it is one of oldest Iowa State Parks."
"Nice drive in gorgeous country. 23$ site without water 28 w/ water 35 full hookups. Decent showers nice playground for kids lakeside spots as well. The host sells firewood and 2 sizes of ice."
from $15 - $36 / night
Check Availability"This park has something for everyone. They have primitive tent sites, electric only, electric+water, and fhu. They also have cabins for rent. All very reasonably priced."
"it has full hookups, tent site swim beach, fishing, canoes,and f, playgrounds also cabins a stone lodge for family get togethers some sites just have electric and water on site and there are some full"
from $8 - $50 / night
Check Availability"I absolutely loved this state park. There is so many options for fishing and camping. They even have cabin rentals for the more glamping lifestyle."
"Our family has been camping at Lake Darling for the past couple of years. We very much like the campground and the lake area."
from $15 - $110 / night
Check Availability"We hiked the equestrian trails one afternoon and the regular trails the next day. I camped in the equestrian campground and loved it with my popup. Outhouse type toilets are available there."
"Waubonsie trail behind park is a short hike to the covered bridge and Dutchman's Store. Perfect Way to stretch your legs after a long day on the road. Bathrooms and showers were exceptionally clean."
"The campground is nice with cement pads as well as primitive campsites and cabins."
"Clean rest rooms and coin op showers. There were a lot of ticks, but the camp was quiet. I saw many people fishing."
from $15 - $26 / night
Check Availability"Campground had all amenities you would expect with a beach, cabins, all on a small lake. Close to town for any camping needs."
"The park is clean and family friendly. The beach is a great addition for some family fun."
from $75 / night
Check Availability"There is a large playground and shower house. Primitive camping for single or group spots."
"Lots of cement camping pads, playground, and shower house. Primitive single and group camping sites. Canoe rental and shooting range."
from $15 - $20 / night
Check Availability"Friendly staff, nice clean bathroom and showers. Spot on beautiful pond. It was great to be able to fish from our site. Close to geode hunting locations!! Quiet. There is also a restaurant on site."
GuideI absolutely loved this state park. There is so many options for fishing and camping. They even have cabin rentals for the more glamping lifestyle. They do book up quick in advance, but there is usually walk up spots available the week of too. Definitely reccomend.
ScoutOur family has been camping at Lake Darling for the past couple of years. We very much like the campground and the lake area. Opportunities for improvement would be that the full hookup sites have the neighbors waste tube close the campers picnic table. Sometimes getting a whiff of black water waste while trying eat dinner leaves a little to be desired. Eh? If a person camps in the regular electric only sites this is not a problem. However, this requires ( for most campers) the use of the shower house. The bathroom facilities are clean and well kept but the showers could use some updating and better cleaning maintenance. The lake area offers great fishing and there are boat rentals available. Paddle boats, canoes, and other options. There is a long concrete multi use path along the lake and into the cabin area. The cabins seem nice, though we have never been in them or stayed in them. Book early they are usually booked up I am told. All in all a great weekend get away place. And generally limited cell signal might be better that way eh?
GuideThis park has something for everyone. They have primitive tent sites, electric only, electric+water, and fhu. They also have cabins for rent. All very reasonably priced. Most of the sites are nice and shady and level. A bathhouse with showers. A stone lodge for large parties. There is a playground, a few nice hiking trails, and a lake with a nice sandy beach. Almost empty during the week, but very busy on summer weekends. Hiking,fishing, swimming, kayaking,bird watching. There are many things to keep you busy here.
GuideThis site has a large number of mostly cement camper spots, including pull through. There is a large playground and shower house. Primitive camping for single or group spots. Campgrounds also include a shooting range, beach, equestrian trails, canoe rentals, and launch, and I saw a sign for primitive cabins, though I didn't have time to check those out. This is the .most full service camp site that I have seen in Iowa so far.
TravelerI was only able to stay one night but i loved it. We hiked the equestrian trails one afternoon and the regular trails the next day. I camped in the equestrian campground and loved it with my popup. Outhouse type toilets are available there. I only drove past the RV campground and the campsites were close together. The equestrian area is the way to go in my opinion but i love the quiet. Picnic tables and fire rings are at each campsite.
ScoutClean, quiet and well set campsite for all camping styles. Set well off the main road, the gravel road is well maintained, graded well for easy driveable whee truck, rvs or trailers. Family and pet friendly, clean, well kept property, amenities on site,completive priced sites for camping and to gather together and enjoy life for a moment or two. Check it out, don't believe you will regret it. Peace fellow travelers.
RangerCamp Nauvoo is a nice, church operated, park only 5 minutes from downtown Nauvoo. We stayed one night on our way to Minnesota. The sites are sunny and all are pull-through.but some have shade. The park streets are gravel with concrete pull-through sites. The park is very quiet. Great value for $32. Full hookups.
Stayed in campsite#10 which has no shade. It was a concrete pull-through with more than enough parking for my TT and truck and grass on either side. The site included: picnic table. Utilities were located in different spots. 20A/30A/50A electric in the middle, water near the rear, and sewer near the front. Site was level. No neighbor on passenger/awning side.
AT&T had 3 bars of LTE and Verizon 1 bar of LTE service. AT&T Speedtest: 56.8 Mbps down, 9.3 Mbps up. Free WiFi available, but I had trouble connecting.
If you are southbound on Illinois Hwy 96, the left turn off the highway is very sharp and steep. Might be easier to continue about a mile south and use the scenic turnout to turnaround. It is a pull-through turnout. Then, turn off the highway on the right.
Would stay here again. We camped at Camp Nauvoo in a Travel Trailer.
Scoutit has full hookups, tent site swim beach, fishing, canoes,and f, playgrounds also cabins a stone lodge for family get togethers some sites just have electric and water on site and there are some full hookups also a shower house and modern restrooms, fire wood for sale We go at least 3 times a year . So nice and quiet the lake is clean they also have a dump station
GuideLots of cement camping pads, playground, and shower house. Primitive single and group camping sites. Canoe rental and shooting range.
Cabin rentals near Stockport, Iowa occupy a region of gently rolling hills and wooded areas in southeast Iowa. Most cabin sites sit at elevations between 600-800 feet above sea level with seasonal temperature variations from below freezing in winter to humid 90°F days in summer. The area's cabins typically cluster around small lakes or river access points, with highest demand occurring between Memorial Day and Labor Day.
Hiking year-round: Lacey-Keosauqua State Park offers well-maintained trails even in the off-season. "Trails were well maintained and tended even late into the season. My pups and I loved walking the lake loop (2.1miles) every day. Bonus: the deer came out each evening to forage," shares a November visitor to Lacey Keosauqua State Park Campground.
Paddling and boating: Rent canoes at Lake Darling where the water stays calm for beginners. "There is a long concrete multi use path along the lake and into the cabin area... There were several people out on the water in kayaks and paddle boats, very calm waters," notes a visitor to Lake Darling State Park Campground.
Telescope viewing: Big Hollow Recreation Area offers designated stargazing spots with telescope mounts. "This is the most full service camp site that I have seen in Iowa so far...campgrounds also include a shooting range, beach, equestrian trails, canoe rentals, and launch," reports a camper about the amenities available.
Affordability: Wilson Lake Park offers full hookup sites on concrete pads at budget-friendly rates. "Nice campground with cement pads as well as primitive campsites and cabins....$20 a night but worth it we think. Nice concrete slabs and all hook ups," shares a visitor to Wilson Lake Park.
Swimming options: Lee County Pollmiller Park provides a clean swimming area with boat rentals. "They have a good swimming area were u can rent canoes and different things which isnt very expensive," notes a camper at Lee County Pollmiller Park.
Quiet weekday stays: Indian Lake Park offers peaceful camping during weekdays with multiple accommodation types. "Almost empty during the week, but very busy on summer weekends. Hiking, fishing, swimming, kayaking, bird watching. There are many things to keep you busy here," observes a visitor to Indian Lake Park.
Reservation timing: For summer weekends, book cabins 3-6 months in advance, especially at popular parks like Lake Darling. "I absolutely loved this state park. They even have cabin rentals for the more glamping lifestyle. They do book up quick in advance, but there is usually walk up spots available the week of too."
Cell service limitations: Many parks in the region have spotty cellular coverage. Lacey-Keosauqua has limited signal throughout the grounds. "All in all a great weekend get away place. And generally limited cell signal might be better that way eh?"
Seasonal closures: While most campgrounds allow year-round access, some reduce services during winter months. Shower facilities at Wilson Lake Park may close during cold months, though camping remains available. "I didn't stay here as it was winter. The campground is nice with cement pads as well as primitive campsites and cabins."
Playground access: Waubonsie Trail Park offers play equipment alongside multiple camping options. "Horseshoe pit, playground and campfire swing area were nice surprises. All for under $20 for electric RV site! Great campground for a small group event," reports a visitor to Waubonsie Trail Park.
Beach activities: Several area lakes feature clean, family-friendly swimming areas. "The park is clean and family friendly. The beach is a great addition for some family fun," notes a camper about Pollmiller Park.
Fishing opportunities: Most cabin sites provide easy lake access for fishing. "Fished here for a few years but camped here for the first time with my travel trailer this year. If you want more privacy and easy access to the lake for kayaking I'd go for 14, 15, and 16... If you are into fishing, this place has large mouth bass, crappie, bluegill, and catfish."
Full hookup availability: Big Hollow Recreation Area provides level sites with complete services. "Sites are pretty level and easy to get parked. Full hookup!!! There is a good sized lake that we have kayaked and swam in. The conservation officers are very nice and usually stop by to make sure everything is going great."
Primitive camping alternatives: For those wanting more seclusion, several parks offer primitive cabin options. "Stayed at the primitive section of the campground. Site C was level for our camper van. Large, spacious site. Wooded. Fire ring. No table at this site, but other sites in this area has tables."
Site selection strategy: Choose sites based on privacy needs and lake access. "The campground is well laid out. If you are in a group you can reserve spots 8 and 9 together or there are some long spots in the Eastern part for double occupancy if you want. If you want more privacy and easy access to the lake for kayaking I'd go for 14, 15, and 16."
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