Lee County Conservation is located in the most extreme southeast corner of Iowa - bordered by the Des Moines River on west side, the Mississippi River on the east and the Skunk River on the north. The Lee County Conservation currently manages 29 individual parks, wildlife areas, historic sites and water recreation access points - encompassing some 2,634 acres across the county.

For additional information about the programs, services and facilities offered by the Lee County Conservation, please utilize the following contact information:

LEE COUNTY CONSERVATION
2652 Highway 61
Montrose, IA 52639
Phone: (319) 463-7673
Website: Go to Lee County Conservation Board Website
Email: conservation@leecountyiowa.gov
Facebook: Lee County Conservation

 

Activities in Lee County

• Camping and Cabin Rentals
• Open Shelter Rentals
• Educational Programs
• Hiking and Bike Trails
• Hunting and Fishing Opportunities
• Boating and Canoeing on Rivers, Streams and Lakes
• Swimming Beach with Paddle Rentals
• Historic Civil War Park, Historical Schoolhouse
• Picnicking
• 917 Acres Wetlands - Wildlife Viewing
• School and Summer Camp Programs
• Annual Prairie Egg Hunt, Christmas in July, and Halloween HOOT Events
• Horseback Riding Programs
• Wild Edible Programs
• Hunters Education Programs

 

Facilities in Lee County

• Lee County Conservation Center at Heron Bend Conservation Area
• 67 Electric - 29 Non-Electric Campsites in 3 Campgrounds
• 16 Seasonal Non-Reservable Shelters
• 3 Seasonal Reservable Shelters
• 8 Boat Ramps for River Access - Mississippi, Des Monies, Skunk
• 3 Boat Ramps for Lake Access - Pollmiller, Chatfield, Wilson
• Beach - Pollmiller Park
• 2 Cabins- Wilson Lake Park
• 1 Cabin- Pollmiller Park

Parks in Lee County

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