Yellow Smoke Park Cabin 4 (lofted)

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Modern cabin with loft that sleeps up to 8. This cabin has a separate bedroom with queen bed and bunk bed along with a loft that has two twin beds. Note: this was Cabin 3 prior to 2021 and changed after the addition of our 3-bedroom cabin which is now cabin 1.

Check-In / Out Availability Check-in is after 02:00 PM and check-out is before 11:00 AM.

Location Located one mile east of Denison, Iowa, on Hwy 30, then one mile north on Yellow Smoke Road.

Amenities

A/C
Carry in/carry out refuse
Electricity
Fire ring
Handicap Accessible
Heating
Kitchenette
Microwave
Pets prohibited
Picnic Table
Pressurized water
Refuse cans
Restroom
Shower facilities
Swimming nearby
Table with chairs
Wi-Fi

Furnishings:

Queen sized bed with twin bunk beds in master bedroom
Sofa bed
Loft with two twin beds
Heat and air conditioning
Kitchenette with microwave
Modern restroom and shower
Table with four chairs
10' X 18' covered patio
Picnic table
Fire ring/grill
full sized refrigerator
Coffee maker and toaster
HD TV/DVD
WIFI

Fees

$100 per night, plus 5% excise tax = $105 per night
Two night minimum for Friday and Saturday
Three night minimum for Memorial Day, July 4th, and Labor Day weekends
Full week (7 days) is pay for 6, get the 7th night free.
$100 clean up/damage deposit required
$50 fee for lost or damaged keys.

Hours of Operation & Seasons

Call for Availability

712-263-2748

Address

2237 Yellow Smoke Road
Ph: 712-263-2748

Denison, IA, 51442

Closures

Open year round.


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Where You'll Be

Crawford County

Since its establishment in west-central Iowa, the Crawford County Conservation Board has acquired 1115 acres of land which have been developed into 22 individual parks, wildlife and forest areas, public hunting areas and a historical site. In addition, the Board holds six management agreements on 16.5 acres of native prairie located through out the county. For the river enthusiast, four public access areas have been developed on the Boyer River.