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Iowa’s County Conservation System
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ACREAGE
CAMPSITES:
E
lectric/
F
ull Hookup/
N
on-Electric
Eq
uestrian/
Y
outh/
D
ump Station/
W
iFi
WATER:
D
rinking/
S
howers
TOILETS:
F
lush/
V
ault
CABIN RENTAL:
S
easonal/
Y
ear Round
SHELTER:
E
nclosed/
O
pen/
F
ree/
R
ental
P
ICNICKING
TRAILS:
B
ike-Hard Surface/
L
imestone/
M
t.Bike/
W
ater
E
questrian/
H
iking/
S
nowmobile/
X
C Ski-
G
roomed
SWIMMING:
B
each/
P
ool
FISHING:
J
etty/
P
ier/
L
ake(acres)/
S
tream or River/
T
rout
BOATING:
C
anoe/
E
lectric/
M
otor/
BR
-Boat Rental/
R
amp
SPORTS:
A
rchery/
B
aseball/
D
isk Golf/
G
olf/
H
orseshoe
I
ce Skating/
P
layground/
S
hooting Range/
Sl
edding
T
ennis/
W
inter Sports
SITES:
A
mphitheater/
Ar
boretum/
B
ird Watching
Wildlife
E
xhibit/
H
istoric Site/
N
ature Center
P
rairie/
W
etland/
Wo
odland
HUNTING:
F
orest/
U
pland/
W
etland
County
Arrowhead Park, Neola
Arrowhead Park has a 17-acre fishing lake filled with Bluegill,
Bass, Catfish and Crappie. Visitors are invited to fish from shore,
off the equal access fishing dock, or from their own boat. Extend
your visit to Arrowhead and stay in one of the four modern
camping areas or camping cabins.
Botna Bend Park, Hancock
Botna Bend Park is a favorite for campers who enjoy a small town
atmosphere. Bison and elk herds reside in the park’s pasture areas
and give visitors the opportunity to observe these magnificent
animals up close and personal. The park is located on the West
Nishnabotna River Water Trail.
Hitchcock Nature Center, Honey Creek
This 1,274 acre preserve is located in the heart of the
Loess Hills and harbors some of the largest remaining
prairie remnants in the state. At Hitchcock, visitors
can enjoy many unique low-impact recreation
opportunities such as hiking, camping, picnicking,
bird watching, sledding, star gazing or simply
enjoying nature. Come see the view from our new 45’
observation tower and visit the Loess Hills Exhibit
Gallery!
Narrows River Park, Council Bluffs
Narrows provides boat access to the mighty Missouri
River. A covered shelter overlooking the river invites
visitors to stay and enjoy the beauty of the river and
Omaha skyline downstream.
Loess Hills photo by
Brian Petersen.
ACREAGE
CAMPSITES: lectric/ on-Electric/ ull Hookup,
E
N
F
outh, ump Station/ iFi, uestrian
Y
D
W Eq
WATER: ri king/ howers
D
S
TOILETS: lush/ ault
F
V
CABIN RENTAL: easonal/ ear Round
S
Y
SHELTER: nclosed/ pen/ ental/ ree
E
O
R
F
ICNICKING
P
TRAILS: iking/ questrian/ ike-Hard Surface/ t.Bike
H
E
B
M
/Bike- imestone/ nowmobile/ C Ski- roomed/ ater
L
S
X
G
W
SWI MING: each/ ool
B
P
FISHING: ier/ etty/ ake(acres)/ tream or River
P
J
L
S
BOATING: otor/ anoe/ lectric/ -Boat Rental/ amp
M
C
E
BR
R
SPORTS: rchery/ aseball/ olf/ inter Sports/
A
B
G W
layground/ hooting Range/ orseshoe/ ennis/
P
S
H
T
ce Skat g/ edding/ isc Golf
I
Sl
D
SITES: ature Center/ istoric Site/ rairie/
N
H
P
ildlife xhibit/ etland Area/ mphitheater
E
W
A
ird Watching/ odland/ boretum
B
Wo
Ar
HUNTING: etland/ orest/ pland
W
F
U
1. Arrowhead Park
29357 310th St., Neola,
712/485-2295
147 E65*,
N, Y,
D, Eq
D, S F, V Y3*
ER*,
OR*,
OF*
P H, E, B,
X, S
P, J,
L17
C, E,
BR, R
W, P, I, Sl
W, B, Wo
2. Blackbird Marsh
N edge of Council Bluffs
14
3. Botna Bend Park
42926 Mahogany Rd., Hancock,
712/741-5465
119 E57*,
N, Y,
D
D, S F, V
ER*,
OR,
OF
P H2, W
S
C, BR A, W, P, H
E, W, P, B,
Wo
4. Farm Creek Public Wildlife Area
(FCPWA)
1 mi. S of Hwy. 192 on 460th St.
320
L10
E, R
W, P, B,
Wo
W, U
5. Hitchcock Nature Center
27792 Ski Hill Loop, Honey Creek,
712/545-3283
1274 E18*,
N15,
Y, D
D, S F, V Y3*
ER*,
OR*,
OF*
P H13,
X13
A, W, P, Sl
N, P, B, Wo
6. Narrows River Park
1699 N 25th St., Council Bluffs,
712/323-1342
36
D V
OR*,
OF*
P H
S
M, R A, P, H
B, Wo
7. Old Town Park
12515 385th St., Macedonia,
712/741-5465
8 N
P W
S
C, R
W, B, Wo
8. Pheasants Forever Food Plot
2 mi. E of Crescent
14
P
U
9. West Nishnabotna Water Trail
W
* Handicap Accessible
Pottawattamie