Camp In Luxury While Overlooking West Okoboji Lake In Iowa
By Kim Magaraci|Published June 12, 2020
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Kim Magaraci graduated Rutgers University with a degree in Geography and has spent the last seven years as a freelance travel writer. Contact: kmagaraci@onlyinyourstate.com
While most lakes in Iowa are actually man-made reservoirs, you can find dozens of natural glacial lakes in the northwestern part of the state. These Iowa Great Lakes make for a wonderful destination in any season, but if you’re looking for fun on the water, plan a summertime visit to this waterfront resort on West Okoboji Lake. Fillenwarth Beach offers traditional motel/hotel style accommodations, as well as rustic cabins for anyone who wants an experience glamping at an Okoboji resort.
West Okoboji Lake is the most popular of the Iowa Great Lakes. It was formed 14,000 years ago by the Wisconsin Glacier. Today, it's a picture-perfect family destination.
While there are plenty of places to stay in the area, one "glampground" stands out as a great family destination. Make your reservations at Fillenwarth Beach for a summer trip to remember.
The best part about glamping at this Okoboji resort, though, is how close it is to the lake! You'll be just a few steps from a dock where you can get right out into the water.
From the time you wake up to the sunlight streaming into your cabin until the very end of the day, you'll be making memories to last a lifetime at Fillenwarth Beach.