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If you're looking for a fun place to camp in Iowa, consider Oak Park Campground near Fort Dodge. This pet-friendly campground in Webster County, Iowa, has restrooms with showers, a playground for your kids, and campsites with electrical hookups. Once you've settled in, you can enjoy hiking and swimming, fishing, whitewater paddling, and other activities. There are lakes and state parks you can visit, and if the afternoon sun becomes too much, you can take in a few rounds of bowling.
For more city explorations, drive the Dayton camper rental 30 minutes north to Fort Dodge. Here you'll find several urban parks where you can take a stroll; one of them is on a small island on the Des Moines River which flows through the city. There are museums and theaters, an aquatic center, and numerous churches where you can appreciate the architecture and environments. The town has numerous restaurants in case you don't feel like cooking and gas stations and malls where you can shop or stock up on supplies. RV camping at Oak Park Campground will provide you with access to the nature and urban amenities that you'll require to enjoy your vacation.
When you book an RV in Webster County, you can point it in the direction of Brushy Creek State Recreation Area near the city of Lehigh. Here you can enjoy swimming from the beach, canoeing and kayaking, fishing, and many other activities. The park is open year-round, and in the winter, you can enjoy snowmobiling and cross-country skiing. It has dozens of miles of multi-use trails where you can hike or go mountain biking; it's best to stay on the trails to protect the plants and vegetation. Park your RV rental nearby, and you can enjoy a hot meal and comfortable chair once your outdoor excursions are concluded; it'll be the best of both worlds.
Gypsum City OHV Park is a popular destination for those who enjoy riding off-road vehicles such as motorbikes and ATVs; its landscape is mostly open prairie and wooded forests, offering riders a range of difficulty levels, and in certain places, there are water crossings to navigate. The park has a beginner's circle track and a motocross track for those who enjoy speed and racing; there are signs at the start of each trail that indicate which types of vehicles are allowed.
Dolliver Memorial State Park is just a short drive north of the campsites at Oak Park Campground. This scenic state park was originally brought to fame by the discovery of a tablet with Latin inscriptions claiming to have been left in 1701, but the tablet was discovered to be fake; the area's natural beauty led to its being purchased by the state in spite of this. The park is an ideal destination if you're hoping to go hiking, boating, or fishing. One of the park's main attractions is the Copperas Beds, a towering sandstone bluff, and there are Indian mounds that were left behind by the area's earlier inhabitants. Hiking through the park will take you through Boneyard Hollow, a narrow ravine that was named by early settlers who found large amounts of buffalo bones there. Don't forget to bring your camera to record this fantastic scenery.
Webster City is a good choice for continuing your exploration of the area and its culture; the town has numerous urban parks where you can observe the landscape and architecture it has to offer, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, and a recreation center. It's home to a popular speedway and an active nightlife industry with pubs where you can listen to music or watch sports on TV. Webster City's food scene is good, with a fair number of venues to choose from, most of them serving Mexican or American cuisine. There are a few commercial chain-style restaurants on hand, but most of the outlets are locally owned and operated.
Humboldt is another charming town with several urban parks for you to enjoy, plus a good selection of places to browse and shop. The town has a hiking trail that follows an old unused railroad track; the trail is level and not difficult at all, making it an enjoyable stroll for everyone. The town has an enjoyable restaurant scene with both commercial chain and locally owned establishments; there are diners and pizzerias, cafes, and pub restaurants, and several different cuisines you can choose from.
A friendly laid-back atmosphere, lots of activities, and breathtaking scenery; you'll find all this and more when you're RV camping at Oak Park Campground in Dayton, IA.
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