Campground is decent. Definitely more for boaters. A nice little playground for kids but it was so…read morebug infested (all over the campground), it definitely could not have been enjoyed. There's a bar on the property but didn't seem to be too noisy at night. When we checked in they gave us no papers for rules or even a map. Would come again if we just needed a place for one night. Staff has been friendly!

I have traveled coast to coast and this has been the best RV park that I have stayed. I stayed for…read moretwo weeks. All of the staff was extremely friendly and helpful. The live bands on the weekends were great too. Even all the campers were friendly. Highly recommend this park if you are in North Liberty or Iowa City area.

This place is a dump. They messed up our reservation even after we called to confirm. Upon arrival…read moreno one was in the office to help us. We had to drive 35 miles to fine another place to say.

I have friends that i visit there. The place is old and deteriorating. Pool is awful. Not much to…read moreeat or buy at store. Pictures online dont tell the real story. Roads are bad. I visited the bnb and bugs everywhere. Smells like sewer gas. For the money it should be better. Playground equipment is old and dangerous in my opinion. I asked what was the deal and was told the owners are selling the place and are not interested in any upkeep . I will never pay to stay there. Poor job Adam and Justin. Poor job... ​

FW Kent Park continues to be a family favorite. Both because of how close it is to Iowa City (it's…read morejust three miles west of Tiffin on Highway 6) and it's beauty. We popped over this weekend for some fresh air and fall family photos. I am always just in awe of how busy the park is year round. Since my last review both of my kiddos have had the chance to take school field trips out to visit the Conservation Education Center, which is located at the park. It offers year-round educational programs and workshops. The staff is knowledgeable and the kids always have a blast. There's something for everyone at this gem. A bird blind for bird watchers. Access to the entire shoreline for anglers. Nine miles of trails for hikers and cross-country skiers. Seven historic bridges for photographers and families looking for fun family photos :) A large campground for campers-- available April through October. As well as a handful of picnic shelters (available via reservation). And, of course, Kent Park beach, my family's favorite (open Memorial Day through Labor Day) -- it is pristine, free and a great time. Overall, FW Kent Park is a wonderful place to get outside and clear your head. Drive over and explore today!

Definitely a favorite! Now that the lake has been re-opened, the park is better than ever. What I…read moreenjoy most about Kent Park is the diversity of options for activities. The park boasts a swimming beach, a nice trail around the entirety of the lake with benches if you want to stop and enjoy the views. There are many picnic shelters around the park, and a gazebo in the middle of a prairie area. I recommend taking a hike through the prairie trails. I'm also partial to taking a hike through the forest as well, or around the lake...heck, try them all at whatever length or difficulty you choose! There is a large playground area as well as a campground, so something for everyone. It's common to see many people out around the lake fishing and kayakers exploring the water.

Perfect for an overnight stay. Safe area & nice clean completely private bathroom/shower.read more

What a great and well maintained park! We stayed here passing through Iowa for one night and it was…read morevery beautiful here. You can barely hear the highway. The sites are very level and fit our needs. Would definitely recommend for a few nights!

There's sections of the camp ground left unattended and not cut with weeds growing, they don't…read moreallow you to put down a rug outside of your motor home to help keep grass and debris out, their 'decorations' are falling apart. Overall would not recommend unless absolutely necessary.

Wow this place was an absolute disaster. I was here 4 years ago. It it has just fallen apart…read moresince then and it is down right dangerous in places for kids. Just looks the photos. Some kids play area has screws sticking. Out wobbly boards that seemed like they might collapse. Just terrible. I will see the bathrooms were clean and staff were pleasant. But wow...

Went here for an event at the center. The Morton building was clean and very cool (it was during a…read moreheat advisory). The bathroom and shower was perfectly fine. The Lion's Club did a pancake breakfast that was reasonably priced and quite memorable: the pancakes had a dog cutout applied for our dog related event!

Great campground in a great location for visiting Amana…read more I've stayed here many times over the years and have attended and hosted RV rallies here. The staff was always very accommodating for our events. I like the long length of the sites and they're all 50A FHU. We used the laundry as well. For this stay, there were brand new commercial machines. We enjoy staying here when visiting the area.

The Sudbury Court is a Classic Mom & Pop motel…read more As the director of the Route 6 Tourist Association, I have occasions to travel two lane highways many times per year. We sometimes do classic car tours across Iowa along America's longest highway, and the Sudbury Court is one of my favorite stops. (Before I go any further, I pay full price for my rooms, and they are not currently members of the association. So my review is neither biased nor solicited.) My wife and I, along with several other couples on our tours have stayed there many times over the past 4 years, and have enjoyed reasonable rates, clean rooms, and great hospitality. While the amenities are not fully up to some modern standards, the rooms are clean, well maintained, and comfortable, and do feature Wi-Fi, AC, and cable. Sure, a mini fridge would be nice, but you also don't find those in rooms that cost a great deal more every time. Besides the great rates and comfort, you also can't ignore the "cool" factor. How many motels these days have a neon sign? The Sudbury Court is a good old fashioned, well kept up, American owned piece of history. It's hard to ask for more than that. And here is the clincher. Because they are locally owned, and not part of some big chain, the money you spend with them stays in the community and benefits people near them. This is not only good for Marengo, Iowa, this is good for America. Whenever you travel, try and do business with locally owned. It's win-win.

It's cheap -- and you get what you pay for…read more The positives: the rooms are tidy, adequately spacious, and don't smell weird. The owners are nice people. The bathroom (in my room at any rate) was recently redone. The setting is relatively quiet -- there are literally corn fields across the street. And while it sits at the intersection of two highways, traffic on those highways is pretty light; plus the intersection is a four-way stop so the cars are slowing down on their approach, meaning there's much less wind, tire, and engine noise than if they were roaring by at full boil. The negatives: the walls are thin enough that you can hear neighboring rooms' televisions and/or conversations fairly clearly. Decor is way outdated. There was no mini-fridge which I consider a must even in the most base-rate motels. For that reason alone I'd be hesitant to book a room here again. The clincher between a 2-star and a 3-star rating was being woken up at 7:50am by the staff to retrieve a package they had delivered to my room while I was away but was intended for the next room over. For one, I had no intention of being up before 10am, needing desperately to get caught up on sleep. So much for that. For another, it also meant they had entered my room without my knowledge or consent. If they had something for me, they should have kept it at the front desk and left me a message. When I pay for a room, I also pay for privacy -- whether I'm present or not. I'm sure they meant well enough but I was not pleased. Bottom line: if you just need a clean, cheap, no-frills place to crash after a hard day of... well, doing whatever the hell people do out in the middle of Iowa, this place has you covered. Just be sure to bring earplugs in case the folks next door aren't the quiet type; and if you value your privacy, be sure to remind the owners to stay the hell out of your room.

We were just travelling through looking for a place to stay for the night. We found this place at…read more8 pm. They had an after hours checking drop box, but they didn't give us other information like the bathroom code. The phone number provided just went to voicemail and it was for reservations only. The next morning a lady came to our site asking if we needed the code for the restroom. We said we got it from someone else. She got upset with us that we did that. I said it would be nice if there was a means to get that information outside of office hours. She snapped back saying most people call during office hours. I said that we didn't even know this place existed until after there office was closed. We're just passing through. She said once again that most people call during office hours. I reiterated that we just found out about this place after their office was closed. For the prices they are charging it would be nice to have access to all amenities upon arrival even if it is outside of office hours. She just turned her back and stomped away. Very poor customer experience. The campground was decent. Could have more stars on this review but not being able to get at what you're paying for and the rude interaction made this a place that we'll skip in the future.

Campground is nice. Safe and well-lit. Lots are not as wide…read moreas advertised. They are maybe 15x70. They do allow dogs. All that we saw/met were leashed and well trained. We are traveling through and would stay here again.

Pets are to be leashed. Owners dogs should also be leashed. They jumped on my tow vehicleread more

My party of five enjoyed an elegant Mother's Day Brunch at the Heights Rooftop on Sunday. they…read moreprovided three different serving times and bottomless breakfast drinks (Champagne mimosas and a mocktail). Two omelet stations provided order-your-own omelets and a serving line served up complete eggs, bacon and potatoes style breakfast, including delicious pastries that were offered. If breakfast didn't fill you up, another service line feature various afternoon and evening entrees along with salads and vegetable sides, All were cooked to perfection. Add in a prime rib carving station and large dessert table, the Heights got our Mother's Day off to a great start.

Absolutely Beautiful! I've been to a wedding here, a super cool Halloween party, and talked our…read morecompany into having their Christmas party here! The space is so open, the food amazing, we brought in bag boards and had a fun party . The space has so much to offer for everyone!