Clarksville nestles along the Shell Rock River, drawing anglers for walleye and catfish hauls. This quiet Iowa town buzzes with Clarksville Days festival parades and demolition derbies each summer. Heery Woods plants your RV right by the launch, with 50-amp power fueling riverside adventures at just $15 a night.
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Clarksville captivates with Shell Rock River bends perfect for canoeing and bank fishing. Clarksville City Park invites picnics under towering oaks, while downtown Main Street serves up farm-fresh pies at the local cafe. The annual Clarksville Days in July packs the fairgrounds with rides, races, and fireworks that light the night sky. Trails wind through Butler County woods nearby, alive with deer sightings at dawn.
Heery Woods suits budget hunters and families chasing river thrills. Big rigs thrive on 50-amp electric hookups that handle AC blasts after hot days. Clean showers rinse off the mud from wading spots. At $15 per night, it beats chain campgrounds, letting you linger for weekend derbies or quiet floats.
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Clarksville stands out for Shell Rock River fishing and its Clarksville Days festival. Anglers hook walleye from rocky banks, while July's event explodes with parades, tractor pulls, and fireworks over the fairgrounds. The town's 300 residents embrace visitors with Main Street charm and city park trails that reveal hidden wildlife spots.
Heery Woods serves as Clarksville's top RV park. Nestled on the Shell Rock River off Highway 218, it offers 50-amp electric hookups and showers for $15 nightly. Big rigs park easily near canoe launches, making it ideal for anglers exploring Butler County.
Yes, Heery Woods provides 50-amp electric hookups on all sites. This powers air conditioners and appliances for comfortable stays by the Shell Rock River. Pair it with on-site showers, and you get full value at $15 per night.