RV Parks & Campgrounds near Mason City, IA

Having a good time isn’t a problem when you're RV camping at Albert Lea/Austin KOA; there's plenty here to keep you busy. At this family-friendly place, you can bring the whole crew to enjoy a seasonal swimming pool (open from the end of May to the beginning of September), playground, basketball court, horseshoes, walking trail, R/C track, and planned craft activities for the kids. You don’t have to worry about losing contact with the outside world, as you will have access to Wi-Fi throughout the RV park. You won’t have to go far for resources either, but you can also purchase propane and firewood on-site, so you can save a couple of steps.

While camping at Albert Lea/Austin KOA, you'll …

If you're looking for a nice northern Iowa RV campground in a natural setting by the lake, look no further than Clear Lake Campground in Clear Lake State Park. Beautiful beaches, water sports, and fantastic scenery are just some of the advantages of this gorgeous place. Just 20 minutes' drive from book an RV in Cerro Gordo County, Iowa.

Clear Lake is surrounded by rolling terrain covered in …

Pilot Knob State Park was dedicated in 1924 and draws visitors interested in exploring its historical structures. The park’s three stone bridges, stone shelter, observation tower, and amphitheater are all listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Besides being historically significant, the park is popular for wildlife viewing. In fact, it’s listed on the Iowa Wildlife Viewing Guide. Wildlife in the park includes deer and turkey. Perhaps you’ll see some as you explore miles of hiking trails, including eight miles of equestrian trails. Maybe you prefer spending your time on the water. If so, Pilot Knob State Park has a floating sphagnum bog and two lakes. If you decide you want to spend more than a day exploring the …

When you're looking for a family-friendly campground near Mason City, Iowa, consider the campground at Beeds Lake State Park. Here you can get away from it all while enjoying the beauty of the outdoors. Beeds Lake State Park is full of amazing scenery and features sandy beaches, limestone bluffs, waterfalls, and trails. When you camp at Beeds Lake Campground, you'll have access to sites with electric or non-electric hookups for your RV rental. There are opportunities for boating, fishing, hiking, swimming, bird watching, and more, and there are restrooms and shower facilities, horseshoe pits, and a playground too.

When you're camping at Beeds Lake State Park, you'll be near a variety of cities and attractions to explore. Book an RV …

When you're ready to escape into the idyllic rural lands of Minnesota, book one of the RV rentals in Freeborn County and settle into a campsite at Hickory Hills Campground. Near the border of Minnesota and Iowa, there are plenty of exploratory options available for those journeying across the Midwest. Whether you are stopping for just a night or you are using a campsite at Hickory Hills as a home base, you will not be disappointed with your little prairie oasis.

The sites at Hickory Hills Campground have electric, water, and sewer hookups for your RV rental. During the warmer months, you can unwind from your days of journeying with a quick dip in the swimming pool. You can challenge …

On the shores of Albert Lea Lake, the Myre-Big Island Campground is a family-friendly RV park in southern Minnesota. It lies near the city of Albert Lea, offering convenient access to its services, supermarkets, and eateries while being just 90 minutes' drive from Minneapolis.

RV camping at the Myre-Big Island Campground includes access to almost 100 RV sites, which are scattered across several campgrounds. The Big Island Campground has 34 wooded sites (17 with electrical hookups) while the White Fox Campground offers 59 open sites (15 with electrical hookups). In addition, there are two group campsites at Little Island and New York Point with a kitchen/mess hall for Albert Lea campers to use. Restrooms and showers are available at …

Minnesota is known for the stunningly beautiful shores of Lake Superior, and the innumerable small lakes just outside Minneapolis, but one area that doesn’t get a whole lot of attention is its southern third. Down along its border with Iowa is a completely different side of the state. In the region known as the “Driftless Plains,” you’ll find deep valleys cut by the Mississippi River and angular hills that were passed over by the glaciers that smoothed out the rest of the state. It’s a place of unique beauty, and one of the best places to go camping with an RV is Lake Louise State Park.

The park spans over 1,000 acres, encompassing vast expanses of grassland in addition …