Very nice place by a river for RV and Tent camping! We dropped in and the owner was very nice! Our…read moresite was well maintained with a fire pit. Every site has electrical and water. The showers were camping clean. Nice facilities. I would definitely stay here again!

Nice little hidden campground on the edge of Clear Lake. The campground is only 3 years old. The…read moreonly downfall is that it's a seasonal campground. No weekly or weekend stays. Only 6 months stays and you pay up front. Most sites are big enough for big rigs. All back in. They only have about 6 sites that are pull-thru. All sites have 50 amps and water. No laundry facilities in the campground, but they are planning to build one in the near future. All lakes are stocked with fish to go fishing. Bring your kayak or paddle boat to enjoy the peaceful settings. There is a long hiking trail that goes around the lakes. Very beautiful. They have a small basketball court and playground for kids to enjoy. Again, it's a pretty new campground so they are still building and working around the RV sites.

From the owner: We are a seasonal campground open every year from April 15th - October 15th! We have amazing…read morefishing ponds, sandy beach area, bath house, beautiful waling trails, basketball court, playground & more...

Amazing cabin! We love the outdoors and this is the perfect getaway. We appreciate the hospitality…read moreand attentions.

Had a wonderful weekend here relaxing and tubing down the crane creek. Tom and Sue are wonderful…read morehost and made us feel very welcomed. If your looking for a primitive getaway you've found it!

Nice clean organized campground. Only spent one night passing through the state. Plenty of room for…read moreour camper, nice pool and very quiet. Thank you Nancy for a smooth check in.

This campground is like the Shrine Circus on crack. The very large pool has a hole in it and it…read morebeing repaired but it doesn't look like it will have water in it soon. They say they deliver firewood right to your campsite except when we asked, they did not have any firewood but we could grab some from last years scraps. The bathrooms have not been updated ever. There is a trickle of water in the showers, not enough to rinse shampoo out. The seasonal people all mow their own lots so there is a lawn mower constantly running. There are golf carts driving around in circles all day and night. There was a dirt bike at night racing without lights down the road. Saturday night was Karaoke night with speakers blasting until 11 PM, in addition to people playing very loud music at their campsites. Everyone is drunk during all waking hours. They said there was wifi but there is not. If you want a campground that is absolute chaos, this is the place for you.

This place is fantastic. The family that runs the place are awesome, helpful & welcoming…read more They manicure the lawns. Wide & long sites. Big rig friendly. Cool walking trails. Super clean & friendly. The host many activities throughout the summer. Probably the best family owned RV park I have ever stayed. Playground, putting golf, pool. Group pavilion can accommodate many for party's. Reasonably priced.

From the owner: When you want an experience for your family like the kind you remember as a kid, your only…read morecampground is the Morwood Campground. Serving Northeast Iowa

Was in the park to go on the Mystery Cave tour and see Historic Forestville. We decided to go on a…read morehike and walked along the a river trail. The park is a perfect way to spend a summer day!

This review is about the park area only not the Mystery Cave which is further down the road…read more Start with the unfortunate news, the walking bridge to the historic town of Forestville was closed. I did read about that in the state's info about the park ahead of time. I picked up a map at the office and was told there is a stone walking bridge at marker 8. More bad news on the trail. The field and location maps show markers on the trail but the numbers didn't correspond with the ground signs as many were missing. I just couldn't find the temporary bridge, or marker 8, but took a decent hike on the other trails. The park isn't as scenic as others but there is a variety of trails from easy to difficult, which is what I like. Some steep hills will test your true endurance. Driving out about another 1/2 mile I see more trails I missed, lo leads to marker 8.

We were so excited to rent a cabin on a private lake with a petting zoo, playground, etc. without…read morehaving to drive half the night but were so extremely disappointed at what we found we left that night and told them to keep our deposit! Reservations were made well in advance and the cabin we rented was advertised as having a loft and sleeping up to 8 people. When we got there it had not been cleaned from the last persons who stayed there DAYS before-beer cans and filth everywhere! We waited patiently (with our 2 children) in their restaurant/bar/general store for about half an hour while they "cleaned" the room. They did give us one free drink for our trouble. What we found then was a super smelly two room shack loaded with pigeon feces still on the rafters from the beams' previous life, thread bare sheets, blankets, and thin pillows, a filthy curbside garbage sofa, a broken end table, and holes in the wall from punches or accidents. The worst though, was the loft. A makeshift plywood floor with no railings to the room below, a pull down attic staircase you needed a chair to get to, and best of all the sleeping arrangements consisted of a full-sized 30-year-old stained mattress laying directly on the floor with a couple filthy blankets and one throw rug to cover the plywood. In one word I would describe this place as disgusting! This is also a campground and had been recommended to us by friends but they have a camper and had never stayed in one of the cabins. Like I said, we told them to keep our deposit and was not offered a thing in return! The owner never even called us to try to make anything right or to apologize. I would not recommend this cabin (#4 I think) to an enemy, much less a friend.

Fantastic for families! It's very clean with great amenities including a large playground,…read morebasketball hoop, sand volleyball, picnic shelter available for reservation for groups, nearby hiking/walking trails, and rental kayak/canoe within walking distance (Off the Driftless). Firewood is $5 for a good bundle and $5 for 20 lbs of ice. Reservations can be made online in advance with some tent sites only available for day-of reservations. Beautiful downtown Decorah is easy walking/biking distance on a section of the Trout Run Trail. If you haven't tried this campground, then it's time!

Staff was great, location and tents sites were great, though a bit crowded if full, location is…read moreperfect but the showers were nasty mid week.