Eden Valley County Refuge

Imagine a campground where the gentle rush of Bear Creek sets the tone for a tranquil escape amid limestone bluffs and forested hills teeming with wildlife. Eden Valley County Refuge in Baldwin, Iowa, offers a captivating experience with its seamless balance of serene natural beauty, well-maintained facilities, and unique attractions like a swinging bridge and scenic observation tower.

Located just two miles south of Baldwin and easily accessible, the campground provides a range of options, including electric hookups for RVs, primitive tent sites, and cozy cabins equipped with basic comforts like heating, air conditioning, and microwaves. Families and nature enthusiasts will enjoy exploring the on-site hiking trails, which lead to stunning vistas and hidden caves, perfect for adventure. Additional amenities such as clean restrooms, showers, and picnic shelters ensure a comfortable stay.

Within a 30-minute drive, visitors can explore local highlights like the Maquoketa Caves State Park, Maquoketa River Water Trail, and charming small-town attractions, including cafes and a drive-in theater. Open year-round, Eden Valley County Refuge is ideal for peaceful weekend retreats, family camping trips, or a nature-filled stopover to reconnect with the outdoors.