Davis Wetland
Davis
Wetland lies in the Little Sioux River flood
plain just below the Loess Hills. This area is one mile north of Turin, just west of Larpenteur Memorial Road.
This area has 54 acres of native prairie grass with some excavated areas for
shallow wetlands. In 1996, Gerald Davis donated this area to the Conservation
Board. This area has an excellent habitat for a large variety of wildlife, including pheasants, doves, waterfowl, and whitetail deer.
Location
Located one mile north of Turin on the west side of Larpenteur memorial road on 220th street.
Features
Public Hunting, hiking and bird watching.
Operating Hours & Seasons
Open year around. Park closes at 10:30 PM.
