- Algona, IA
Shelter - Gander Lookout
Gander Lookout Shelter house is a large shelter house with picnic tables and a large deck located on the west side of Green Castle Lake. The facility has outside running water, electricity, nearby hiking trails, and playground equipment.
Check-In / Out Availability Check-in is after N/A and check-out is before N/A.
Location Gander Lookout is located on the west side of Green Castle Lake.
Amenities
- Electricity
- Fire ring
- Picnic Table
- Pressurized water
- Refuse cans
- Restroom
Fees
$75 a day - facility available from 10 a.m. - 10 p.m.
$100 refundable deposit
Hours of Operation & Seasons
Gander Lookout Shelter may be reserved for $75 for a whole day.
Times of reservation are 10 a.m. – 10 p.m.
In addition to the rental fee a $100 deposit is required with each rental for clean up. The person reserving the shelter will be the one responsible for clean up of the shelter and the immediate area. This includes but is not limited to placing all trash generated as a result of the event in the provided trash cans or taking any such waste with them once they are done using the facility (carry in - carry out policy). The determination whether the deposit will be returned will be made by the park attendant immediately after the rental time has expired or if notified by the renter that they are leaving the park. If it is determined that any clean-up is necessary, with the exception of emptying the trash cans which is part of normal maintenance activities, none of the deposit will be returned.
Address
Green Castle Road
Ph: 641-752-5490
Gilman, IA, 50106
Closures
Gander Lookout Shelter House closes at 10:00 p.m.
* If you are interested in using the facility and would like to know its availability contact Marshall County Conservation at 641-752-5490
Permits
Must complete Gander Rental agreement.
Related Item
Availability
Where You'll Be
Marshall County
The Marshall County Conservation Board is located in central Iowa and home to the GrimesFarm and Conservation Center. Additionally, the Marshall County Conservation Board manages 31 individual parks, trails, natural area and historic sites encompassing over 2,644 acres across the county.