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Primitive campers and anglers love David Bates Memorial Park for its carry-down access to the Iowa River. The park lies northeast of Union, right by the Bates Trail that connects to Daisy Long Campground. Daily permits cost $10 per unit per night with a 14-day stay limit.
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Write a ReviewNo, David Bates Memorial Park offers primitive camping without full hookups. No electric, water, or sewer connections exist, and 30-amp or 50-amp service remains unavailable. Drinking water stands ready, but plan for self-contained RVs on sites that fit up to 50-foot rigs. Stays cap at 14 days.
Yes, David Bates Memorial Park welcomes pets. Leash dogs at all times and pick up waste to respect other campers and wildlife. No size, breed restrictions, or dog park appear in park rules, making it suitable for most furry companions during primitive stays.
Daily permits cost $10 per unit per night; annual permits run $100 per unit for the April-October season. Fees cover primitive camping with a 14-day stay limit per permit type. Register online at My County Parks within 30 minutes of arrival and show email confirmation; reservations help secure spots.
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