Spring Lake Lakeside Shelter

Spring Lake Park | Greene County, IA

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Shelter Lakeside Shelter Patio Shelter Shelter

$75 /Day

Greene County

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    • I understand that there are no refunds for cancellations.

    Rental Contract Agreement

    CLEANUP:

    The shelter must be cleaned and vacated by the end of the rental period. Staff time for clean-up will be charged in one-hour increments at$30/hour (one hour minimum).

     

    GUESTS:

    Reservation party will be responsible for all guests attending the event. Violation of any state law or county park regulation by any member of a reservation party is cause for revocation of reservation privileges and the party may be required to leave the park.

     

    DECORATIONS:

    Decorations are allowed as long as they are free standing or not affixed in a manner that would damage the facility. Throwing rice, confetti, or artificial flower petals is prohibited.Under no circumstances will any staples, pins, nails, or other fasteners be placed on the wall or woodwork. All such penetrations will be charged to the renter as damage to the facility. The renter is responsible for taking down all decorations, inside and outside and cleaned when finished.

     

    PARKING:

    Parking is confined to designated parking areas. If you anticipate more vehicles than spaces provided, please notify attending party members to park at designated overflow parking at picnic areas.

     

    SMOKING:

    Smoking is prohibited inside all Greene County facilities. 

     

    ALL OTHER PARK RULES AND REGULATIONS ARE APPLICABLE:

    Complete rules and regulations are available at park entrance and at request

     

    Cancellation Policy

    Reservation fees will NOT be refunded should you decide to cancel;however, an alternate date can be selected in the same calendar year if atleast 7 days notification is received before the reservation date.

    Refund Policy

    No refunds.

    Lakeside Shelter is an enclosed shelter located on the north shoreline of Spring Lake.  Nearby amenities include a restroom / shower house, playground, indoor skating rink, swimming beach with boat rentals and concession. Inside are 6 picnic tables and a fireplace. An open sided shelter has been attached to the enclosed shelter with an additional 8 picnic tables. This can be reserved with a $75 fee (plus additional 4$ admin fee). It can also be used on a first-come, first-serve basis if not being reserved. 

    Check-In / Out Availability Check-in is after 05:30 AM and check-out is before 10:30 PM.

    Location North shoreline of Spring Lake

    Amenities

    • Electricity
    • Fireplace
    • Firewood available
    • Handicap Accessible
    • Picnic Table
    • Refuse cans
    • Restroom
    • Shower facilities
    • Swimming nearby
    The restroom and shower house are across the road from this shelter. A playground and indoor skating rink are adjacent to the shelter as well.

    Fees

    $75 fee to reserve plus an additional 4$ admin fee.

    Hours of Operation & Seasons

    Open year round. Shelter open during park hours 5:30 am - 10:30 pm.

    Address

    1847 195th Street
    Ph: 515-738-5069

    Jefferson, IA, 50129

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    Permits

    Keg beer permit required.

    Availability

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    • Must be purchased together
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    Where You'll Be

    Greene County

    The Greene County Conservation Board is located in west central Iowa and currently manages 20 areas encompassing some 1,845 acres. Greene County is home to Iowa's second oldest county park - Squirrel Hollow - built by Civil Works Administration crews in 1934, and listed on the National Register of Historic Places.  Other highlights include Spring Lake Park, a favorite of many campers, and the Raccoon River Valley Trail.  Seven concrete boat ramps spaced along 40 miles of the North Raccoon River provide easy access for those wanting to canoe or kayak.

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