Cedar County is located in East-Central Iowa and is home to Cedar Valley and Bennett Parks. Cedar County Conservation manages 16 parks including campgrounds, wildlife areas and timbers, and trails encompassing 920 acres throughout the county.  Cedar County Conservation was founded in 1960 and offers a variety educational programs throughout the year for schools, youth groups, scouts, clubs, church groups, and service organizations. The mission of the organization's Environmental Education Program is to increase the communities appreciation for and understanding of our natural resources. This objective can best be reached through quality educational and recreational opportunities that are available and appealing to all ages.

For additional information about the programs, services and facilities offered by Cedar County Conservation, please contact us below.

CEDAR COUNTY CONSERVATION
713 E. South Street
Tipton, Iowa 52772
Phone: (563) 886-6930

Email: CedarCCB@cedarcounty.iowa.gov
Website: Cedar County Conservation

Like us on Facebook: @Cedarcountyconservation

Activities in Cedar County

Activities available within the Cedar County Conservation areas include: educational programming, camping, fishing, winter ice fishing, hunting, picnicking, boating, hiking & bird watching!

Facilities in Cedar County

Facilities that you can find for public use within the Cedar County Conservation program include: campgrounds, open and enclosed shelters, trails, and much more.

Parks in Cedar County

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