Lake Ahquabi Campground
One of the benefits of an RV camping vacation is that you can wake up each morning to an undisturbed natural setting right at your feet and still be only minutes away from whatever necessities you may need. This is exactly what Lake Ahquabi Campground offers; RV sites with electricity, picnic tables, and fire rings that are a short walking distance from the lake and a sandy beach. When you're camping at Lake Ahquabi Campground, you'll have access to restrooms with showers, the pristine quiet that only a natural area removed from urban centers can provide, and still be close enough to Indianola to pop in and out whenever you feel like it. Some of the sites are available on a first-come, first-serve basis but most require reservations to be made in advance.Once you're settled in, you can rent boats, canoes, and kayaks to enjoy paddling on the lake or fishing, or you can fish from one of the shoreline jetties or an ADA-compatible fishing pier. A concession area is nearby where you can find firewood, snacks, ice, and bait, and pay for boat rentals. A nature center is also nearby, where you can observe the displays, gather information, and ask for recommendations. Farther out from the campground, which is part of the Lake Ahquabi State Park, there are trails where you can hike and mountain bike, observe the plant and animal life, and bird watch; the campground and park are open year-round, and in the winter, you can enjoy cross-country skiing and snowmobiling.
One of the benefits of an RV camping vacation is that you can wake up each morning to an undisturbed natural setting right at your feet and still be only minutes away from whatever necessities you may need. This is exactly what Lake Ahquabi Campground offers; RV sites with electricity, picnic tables, and fire rings that are a short walking distance from the lake and a sandy beach. When you're camping at Lake Ahquabi Campground, you'll have access to restrooms with showers, the pristine quiet that only a natural area removed from urban centers can provide, and still be close enough to Indianola to pop in and out whenever you feel like it. Some of the sites are available on a first-come, first-serve basis but most require reservations to be made in advance.Once you're settled in, you can rent boats, canoes, and kayaks to enjoy paddling on the lake or fishing, or you can fish from one of the shoreline jetties or an ADA-compatible fishing pier. A concession area is nearby where you can find firewood, snacks, ice, and bait, and pay for boat rentals. A nature center is also nearby, where you can observe the displays, gather information, and ask for recommendations. Farther out from the campground, which is part of the Lake Ahquabi State Park, there are trails where you can hike and mountain bike, observe the plant and animal life, and bird watch; the campground and park are open year-round, and in the winter, you can enjoy cross-country skiing and snowmobiling.
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