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Sprawling over an area of 1,069 acres, on the coast of Big Sioux River right along the South Dakota state line, is an urban wildlife sanctuary called Stone State Park. Located on the outskirts of Sioux City, the park is home to coyotes, red foxes, and white-tailed deer, as well as a variety of bird and rare butterfly species.
The park’s woodlands are thriving with oak trees, wildflowers, and prairie plants like yucca, rough blazing star, penstemon, and silky aster, which start to bloom in early May. The area was most likely used by Native Americans as hunting grounds until 1885 when Daniel Hector Talbot started to purchase portions of land. He was known for nurturing animals like bison, elks, monkeys, and wolves, and played a profound role in the history of Sioux City.
Today, the park is a place where people come to camp in an RV, fish, hike, observe the diverse wildlife, and spend time in the nature center. Stone State Park welcomes visitors from Nebraska, Iowa, and South Dakota throughout the whole year. This is no surprise as the park is an interesting and scenic place, just minutes away from South Sioux City and North Sioux City. Once you decide to embark on your motorhome camping adventure, book an RV in Woodbury County, or any nearby town, and reserve a spot at Stone State Park's campground.
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