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Dayton Stagecoach Inn

13821 130th Street
Ph: 515-465-3577

Dawson, IA, 50066

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515-465-3577

Located along the old Des Moines to Fort Dodge stagecoach route, the Dayton Stagecoach Inn was built in 1868 and used as a combination inn, bar and private home. It is located on 10 acres of secluded land that includes 150 year old oaks and some limited access to Beaver Creek. It is only a few minutes drive to the High Trestle or Raccoon River Valley trails.

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Contacts: Monday - Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM, Dallas County Conservation Board, 515-465-3577

Weekends & Holiday, May 1 - Oct 31, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM, 515-333-0473

Curt Cable, Deputy Director/Biologist, Work Cell: 515-202-6162; Personal Cell: 641-521-4970

Mike Wallace, Executive Director, Work Cell: 515-202-2556; Personal Cell: 515-480-1965

Location

14750 Pecos Ct. Bouton, Iowa 50039

From Perry, go about 4 miles east on Hwy. 141 to Hwy 169. Take Hwy 169 south 1 mile to gravel road 150th St. (same road as Lake Robbins Ballroom). Turn left (east) and go about 2 miles to Pecos Ct. Turn left (north) on gravel Pecos Ct. Follow this road as it curves east. It dead-ends at the driveway for Dayton Stagecoach Inn.

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RULES AND REGULATIONS: · Minimum age to reserve the Inn is 21 years old. · Keg beer is prohibited. · Pets are prohibited inside the Inn. Pets must be leashed outside at all times. · Smoking is prohibited inside the Inn. · The gate must remain closed but for safety reasons, unlocked at all times during your stay. · You are renting the Inn only. The park remains available for use by the general public. · Carry In–Carry Out Policy: Any trash/garbage brought in must be taken with you when you leave. · Visitors must leave by 10:00 p.m. · Please read the posted Dayton Stagecoach Inn checklist and comply with each listed item. Drive slowly and carefully; obey all posted signs. All rules and regulations of the Dallas County Conservation Board and the State of Iowa apply.