The Lake Iowa Nature Center has a lower level that may be rented for weddings, graduations, family reunions, and other special events. 108 people can be seated comfortably but the space will hold up 120. The lower level has a concrete floor and a full kitchen.  It opens out onto a large concrete patio and open yard area behind the nature center.  The pond is also visible from the lower level.  This facility may be reserved up to one year in advance.  For more information or to make a reservation, please call (319) 655-8465.

Reservations may be made for the day or by the hour.

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Check-In / Out Availability Check-in is after N/A and check-out is before N/A.

Location The Lake Iowa Nature Center is off of the main entrance of the park, just past the park shop. 


Amenities

  • A/C
  • Electricity
  • Handicap Accessible
  • Heating
  • Kitchenette
  • Microwave
  • Pets prohibited
  • Picnic Table
  • Pressurized water
  • Refuse cans
  • Restroom
  • Table with chairs
The Lake Iowa Nature Center has the following amenities available.  The lower level has a full kitchen, and appliances are available to use as part of the rental.  Renters must provide their own cookware, place settings, etc.  Several outlets are located along the back counter.  Rectangular tables and folding chairs are also available- set up and tear down is the responsibility of the renter. 

Fees

All day rental (during park hours of 6am to 10:30pm) is $250.00

Hourly rental for either the library or the lower level is $25/hour

Both require a $500 refundable deposit check.


Hours of Operation & Seasons

The Lake Iowa Nature Center is available year round.

Rentals are not available for holiday weekends.


Call for Availability

319-655-8465


Address

2550 G Ave
Ph: 319-655-8465

Ladora, IA, 52251


Closures

The the nature center may not be available to rent on certain dates due to programs, exhibits, or events.


Where You'll Be


Iowa County

Iowa County Conservation is located in southeastern Iowa and is criss-crossed by Interstate 80 and the Iowa River. Currently, the Iowa CCB manages 14 parks, wildlife areas, preserves and historic sites encompassing some 1,577 acres across the county.

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