Picnic Shelter

Spruce Creek Park | Jackson County, IA

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Rental Contract Agreement

I/We the undersigned, being of 18 years or older and desiring to entertain ourselves and agree to leave the site used in the same condition as found; agree to clean up what debris and litter may be deposited during our stay, within the time period agreed to; agree to be responsible for any damages done to property within the area by ourselves or our guests; agree to ensure compliance with Section 123.47 of the Iowa Code (1983) respecting the possession of beer by persons under the legal age; agree not to interfere with other use of park facilities; and finally, agree to abide by all rules and regulations and all laws of the state. 

A two week (14 days) notice is required in order to reserve the picnic shelter. Write: Jackson County Conservation Board, 18670 63rd St Maquoketa, IA 52060 or call: The Hurstville Interpretive Center 563-652-3783. 

Cancellation Policy

The shelter is non-refundable. 

Refund Policy

See above. 

This open-sided picnic shelter can seat approximately 50. 

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

Location Located on the South Eastern part of Spruce Creek Park, 2 miles North of Bellevue.

Amenities

  • Carry in/carry out refuse
  • Dump station
  • Electricity
  • Handicap Accessible
  • Table with chairs
The shelter is equipped with electrical outlets. Bathrooms are located up the hill, heading away from the harbor. 

Fees

$25.00 rental fee + $5.00 processing fee = $30

Hours of Operation & Seasons

The shelter is open from 6am-10pm. 

Address

30711 396th Ave
Ph: 563-652-3783

Bellevue, IA, 52031

Closures

The shelter is closed November-April.

Permits

Shelter is first-come-first-served unless reserved. Reserve online or by calling our office (563-652-3783). Special use permit required for keg beer. 

Related Item

  • Special Use Permit Required for keg beer. Submit to Hurstville Center at least one month in advance.

Jackson County

Jackson County Conservation currently manages 38 parks, natural areas, timber preserves, historic sites, river accesses, and campgrounds; encompassing over 2,200 acres across the county. 

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