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Dennis L. Sohl Center for Outdoor Learning

Hillview Recreation Area | Plymouth County, IA

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A great place to hold your next family gathering, meeting, wedding or graduation party. The facility will seat at least 100 people, with standing room for more. The view from the meeting room is amazing; rolling Loess Hills, oak timber and tallgrass prairie. Our resident elk herd can also been seen from the over-sized windows.

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

Location 25601 C60
Hinton, Iowa

Amenities

A/C
Electricity
Handicap Accessible
Heating
Kitchenette
Microwave
Pets prohibited
Refuse cans
Restroom
Swimming nearby
Table with chairs
Wi-Fi

A stunning view of the Loess Hills will be a wonderful backdrop for your next gathering. The Center seats just over 100 people. A small kitchenette has a refrigerator, stove and oven, and sink for your convenience. The building is heated and cooled and has restroom facilities in it.

Fees

The rental rate for The Center is:
$350 for the whole day on a weekend (8am to 10pm).
$250 for a whole weekday rental during regular business hours (8am to 10pm)
$600 for a Friday afternoon (5pm) through Sunday evening.

Conservation groups may qualify for a free or discounted rental.

Hours of Operation & Seasons

The Center can be reserved any day of the year from 8am-10pm.

Call for Availability

712-947-4270

Address

25601 C60

Hinton, IA 51024

Closures

The park closes at 10:30 pm, all visitors must leave by then.


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Where You'll Be

Plymouth County

The Plymouth County Conservation Board is located in northwest Iowa, with the Big Sioux River on its western border and home of Hillview Recreation Area and the Dennis L. Sohl Center for Outdoor Learning. We manage over 2,700 acres of oak timber, river bottoms, native and reconstructed prairie, forest, wetlands, ponds and lakes. With miles of unpaved trails, multiple campgrounds, a snow tubing hill with lift, boat ramps, picnic shelters, a disc golf course and playgrounds, there is something for everyone to enjoy at Plymouth County's 17 wildlife areas, recreation areas, and parks. Year round environmental education and recreation programs provide everyone with the chance to learn new skills and gain knowledge about their natural environment.