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Primitive campers and anglers favor Ranney Knob Area for its direct access to the Little Sioux River. The park lies 90 acres west of tiny Washta, minutes from Cherokee's museums and dog parks. Claim one of three non-electric sites for $10 a night.
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Write a ReviewNo, Ranney Knob Area lacks full hookups. It provides three non-electric campsites only, with no water, electric or sewer connections. No 30-amp or 50-amp service exists. Self-contained RVs or tents work best. Handicapped-accessible pit toilets serve basic needs.
Yes, Ranney Knob Area welcomes pets. Dogs may join on leashes at all times. No breed or size limits noted. Keep animals controlled near trails and river. Cherokee's Kistenmacher Dog Park sits nearby for off-leash play.
Sites cost $10 per night. This covers one of three non-electric campsites, access to trails, river fishing and picnic shelters. No hookups included, so bring your own water and waste setup. Reservations unclear; contact Cherokee County Parks or show up early in summer.
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