- Brandon, IA
Hilltop Shelter
This open air shelter is located near the entrance of the park. Great area to have a family event with restrooms and the shoreline nearby.
Check-In / Out Availability Check-in is after 08:00 AM and check-out is before 09:30 PM.
Location
5261 24th Ave. Drive
Vinton, IA 52349
Accessible by gravel only.
Amenities
- Carry in/carry out refuse
- Electricity
- Fire ring
- Picnic Table
- Restroom
- Table with chairs
This shelter has picnic tables and a nearby pit toilet with other amenities listed below. Please note that trash receptacles and bags are not provided.
Fees
Rental Fee $50 plus additional processing fees
Understand at the time of booking your reservation that you immediately prohibit other people from reserving and utilizing that facility.
Should you choose to cancel a reservation, you will forfeit 100% of all reservation fees paid.
Hours of Operation & Seasons
Park Hours: 6 am - 10 pm
Available: Mid-April through end of October
Closed: Beginning of November through mid-April
Park is Open for Hunting: September 15 - May 15, excluding maintained portion of the campground while parks are open
Call for Availability
Address
5261 24th Ave. Drive
Vinton, IA 52349
Closures
See Facebook for current closures and park updates.
Availability
- Reserved/Not Available
- Must be purchased together
- Your selection
- Click twice for same-day booking
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Benton County
Welcome to Benton County Conservation! We invite you to explore over 1,600 acres of prairie, wetlands, woodlands, trails, and park lands.
The Benton County Conservation Board (BCCB) has been working on preserving Iowa’s future since 1956. Benton County was one of the first sixteen counties in Iowa where the citizens voted to adopt a County Conservation Board. Benton County developed Hannen Lake, the first man-made lake by a county conservation department. Since the 1950’s the BCCB has gained 20 properties totaling over 1,600 acres which they maintain.
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