CCRA Site 16
This 50 foot, back-in site, offers a concrete pad for easy leveling, along with 50/30/20 amp electrical service and water hookup. This site is also conveniently located right by the shower house and restroom facility.
Please read the County Park's Rules and Regulations before camping with us that include:
- Dogs must be on a leash at all times.
- No fireworks
- No ATV/UTV
- No target shooting.
Check-In / Out Availability Check-in is after 04:00 PM and check-out is before 02:00 PM.
Location
Park Address: 2970 Dodge Ave Battle Creek Iowa 51006
Location: Located on the inner island of the upper campgrounds adjacent to the restroom/shower house.
Amenities
- Carry in/carry out refuse
- Dump station
- Electricity
- Fire ring
- Firewood available
- On-site resident host
- Pet Friendly
- Picnic Table
- Pressurized water
- Restroom
- Shower facilities
- Swimming nearby
Electricity: 20/30/50 amp: YES
Water: Hydrant at site for hookup
ADA accessible: NO
Pad Surfacing: Concrete
Pad Width: 16ft
Camp Pad Length: 30ft
Overall Campsite Width: 38ft
Max Vehicle Length: 50ft
Extra Vehicle Allowed: Yes, if kept on gravel pad.
Shade: Partial
Slope: Level
Restrooms: 60 feet east of site
Shower House: 60 feet east of site
Trash Dumpster: south of camper registration kiosk.
Dump Station: located near exit of upper campgrounds loop.
Fire Ring: Yes
Picnic Table: Yes
Firewood: $5 for 5 pieces, available for purchase from the campground host at site 38 in lower campgrounds
Fees
$25/night
Hours of Operation & Seasons
Camping is open April 27th - October 20th.
Dates are subject to change due to weather conditions.
Campsites cannot be reserved during the holiday weeks and weekends. Holidays will remain first come first serve.
For additional rental or camping dates, please contact the ICCB office at (712) 364-3300 or zhall@idacountyia.us
Call for Availability
Address
2970 Dodge Avenue
Battle Creek, IA 51006
Closures
Camping is closed October 21st - April 26th.
Availability
Ida County
Welcome to Ida County Conservation!
The conservation department is managed by the Ida County Conservation Board (ICCB), by means of the Iowa code chapter 350. ICCB's mission: to acquire, maintain, and make available to the residents of the county: parks, recreational areas, playgrounds, wildlife, and other conservation areas; to encourage conservation of natural resources; and to promote and preserve the health and welfare of the people. We proudly serve and welcome the community for conservation education, recreation, and involvement!