The River Campground In Iowa Where You’ll Have An Unforgettable Tubing Adventure
Kim Magaraci
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It’s always fun planning a vacation! This year, instead of heading to your usual family campground, why not mix it up? You might find yourself falling in love with the most fun campground in Iowa, hiding in the little town of Eldora. Rock N Row isn’t a quiet, serene place to pitch a tent. It’s a spot where an enthusiastic crowd of tubers and campers really know how to have fun! It should also be noted that this is a private river campground in Iowa so reservations are necessary.
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Rock N Row Adventures Iowa River Tubing & Camping is truly a unique place to spend a few days. You’ll head home feeling like you’ve discovered the most fun river campground in Iowa! You can find rates, rules, concert schedules, and more right on the Rock N Row Adventures Iowa River Tubing & Camping website.
For a less rustic camping experience, read about This Amazing, Luxury ‘Glampground’ In Iowa That Will Blow Your Mind.
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Where else can I go tubing in Iowa?
Through Raccoon River Excursions, you can take a trip down the Racoon River and what’s included in the cost is transportation on their party bus, a tube, a lifejacket, and a cooler tube. Trips average about 4-5 hours, but can be any length between two and seven hours, and are offered between May and September. Located in the town of Hancock, Rubber Duck Outfitters offers tubing trips along the Nishnabotna River. All trips leave from Botna Bend Park where you’ll grab your tube and head on out for a float along the natural lazy river.
What are the best places for swimming in Iowa?
There are plenty of swimming holes, lakes, and rivers around the landlocked state of Iowa. You can check out the secret beach located at George Wyth State Park in Waterloo, a popular spot for camping and swimming in George Wyth Lake. West Okoboji Lake has a lovely stretch of sand where you can spend the day as you enjoy swimming, kayaking, and paddleboarding. There’s also an amusement park right there so the opportunities for having fun at this swimming spot are endless!
Where can I go for outdoor adventures in Iowa?
One fascinating place is the Devonian Fossil Gorge where you can hunt for prehistoric fossils along what was once an ocean floor. Head to the Maquoketa Caves State Park to go underground and explore a set of caves on a tour. For the best views in the state, hike to the overlook at the top of Pike’s Peak. You can find additional places for your next outdoor adventure in this article.