Campgrounds
Our upper campground loop will provide you with a beautiful view of the entire park. A clean restroom with showers is provided. The lower campground loop will have you camped nearer to the lake. A clean restroom and showers are provided in this area also. A campground host will be on staff during weekends in the summer months. See them for paddle boat rentals, ice, and firewood.
ICCBs camp sites operate on a first come, first serve basis. If you have questions on camp site availability, please call the office.
34 campsites with water and electrical hookups
4 electrical tent sites
6 primitive campsites
Check-In / Out Availability Check-in is after 02:00 PM and check-out is before 02:00 PM.
Location North side of Crawford Creek Lake.
Amenities
- Carry in/carry out refuse
- Dump station
- Electricity
- Fire ring
- Firewood available
- On-site resident host
- Pet Friendly
- Picnic Table
- Pressurized water
- Refuse cans
- Restroom
- Shower facilities
- Swimming nearby
- Table with chairs
34 modern sites
6 primitive sites
50 amp services are located on the upper portion
30 amp services are located on the lower portion.
A sewer dump station is located on the upper portion of the park.
Fees
Primitive camping: $12 per night
Modern camping with electrical and water hookup: $18 per night
Weekly modern camping rate: $108
Hours of Operation & Seasons
Camping season is April through October. Our camp sites operate on a first come, first serve basis.
Call for Availability
Address
2970 Dodge Ave
Ph: 712-364-3300
Battle Creek, IA, 51006
Closures
Water will typically be shut off October 15th - May 1st.
Availability
Where You'll Be
Ida County
Welcome to Ida County Conservation!
The conservation department is managed by the Ida County Conservation Board (ICCB), by means of the Iowa code chapter 350. ICCB's mission: to acquire, maintain, and make available to the residents of the county: parks, recreational areas, playgrounds, wildlife, and other conservation areas; to encourage conservation of natural resources; and to promote and preserve the health and welfare of the people. We proudly serve and welcome the community for conservation education, recreation, and involvement!