The Cherokee County Conservation Board maintains 12 river access areas from the northern county border to the southern. These various access points permit paddlers to experience a relaxing 1-4 hour float or to escape for a camping and floating adventure over 3 or more days. Even during low-water conditions, the Little Sioux is generally navigable by kayak or canoe. High water warrants caution and perhaps a voluntary delay to wait for safer conditions. For additional information about all services and facilities available in the Cherokee County park system, please contact them via the various connections that follow:
CHEROKEE COUNTY CONSERVATION:
629 River Road
Cherokee, IA 51012
PHONE: (712) 225-6709
FAX: (712) 225-6707
EMAIL: Contact the Cherokee CCB
WEBSITE: Go to Cherokee County Conservation on the Web
Activities in Cherokee CountyCherokee County in northwest Iowa is an ideal destination for hunters and anglers, campers, history buffs, artists and art lovers, canoeists, families and anyone interested in a relaxing and scenic retreat from the daily grind.
Facilities in Cherokee CountyCherokee county parks offer campgrounds, shelters, trails, cabins, canoe trips and much more!
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