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Primitive campers and river enthusiasts favor Eagle City County Park for its carry-down access to the Iowa River. The park stretches southeast of Iowa Falls, close to town centers and nature spots like Calkins Nature Center. Settle in for $10 nightly on primitive sites across 274 acres.
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Write a ReviewNo, Eagle City County Park offers primitive camping without full hookups. Campers find no water, electric, or sewer connections, including 30-amp or 50-amp service. Vault restrooms provide basic facilities. Bring water supplies and manage waste accordingly for a self-sufficient stay.
Yes, Eagle City County Park allows pets on its primitive sites. Keep dogs leashed at all times and pick up waste to respect wildlife and other visitors. No breed restrictions or dedicated dog park appear in park details.
Daily permits cost $10 per unit per night; annual permits cost $100 per unit from April to October. These cover primitive camping across Upper and Lower Eagle sites. Register online at My County Parks within 30 minutes of arrival, with a 14-day stay limit.
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