Dunlap, Iowa, draws RV campers to its serene Boyer River bends and vast Loess Hills trails just minutes away. Schaben County Park and Manteno Co Park deliver two solid options, with rates kicking off at $25 a night. Base your rig here to fish lazy river stretches, pedal quiet country roads, and unwind in heartland peace.
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Dunlap anchors Harrison County's farm country, where golden cornfields roll under big skies and the Boyer River carves cool canoe routes through town edges. Stroll Iowa Avenue's antique shops or catch the summer buzz at Dunlap Public Pool and splash pad. Boyer Chute National Wildlife Refuge lies five miles east, alive with eagles and wildflowers for day hikes.
Schaben County Park fits river-loving anglers and families; its sites hug the Boyer starting at $25/night for easy casts and campfires. Manteno Co Park serves practical overnighters with showers, dump station, and drinking water, perfect after dusty Loess Hills treks or US 30 drives.
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Dunlap shines for its Boyer River recreation and Loess Hills gateway status. This Harrison County town of 1,000 hosts farm heritage events like tractor shows on Iowa Avenue. Campers flock here for quiet paddling, eagle spotting at Boyer Chute Refuge, and fresh sweet corn from roadside stands.
Schaben County Park and Manteno Co Park top the list right in Dunlap. Schaben hugs the Boyer River with sites from $25/night; Manteno offers showers, dump station, and water near US 30. Both provide easy access to town amenities and trails.
Yes, both Schaben County Park and Manteno Co Park welcome leashed pets. Keep dogs under voice control around riverbanks and shared facilities. Owners pick up waste to preserve the quiet Iowa countryside vibe for all campers.