Hagge County Park

Hagge County Park Campground in Sac City, Iowa, is a serene destination where the forest canopy of oak, hickory, and ash meets the vibrant flow of the North Raccoon River. This 86-acre park offers a mix of natural beauty, modern amenities, and diverse recreational opportunities, making it ideal for family outings or quiet retreats. With 13 well-shaded campsites providing water, sewer, and electrical hookups, alongside a cozy seasonal cabin equipped with air conditioning and essential comforts, visitors can enjoy a relaxing and accommodating stay.

Situated just two and a half miles south of Sac City, the campground serves as the headquarters of the Sac County Conservation Board and showcases the region's natural charm. On-site, campers can explore hiking trails, enjoy fishing or canoeing on the river, or take advantage of amenities like the enclosed shelterhouse, playground, and sand volleyball court. For fishing enthusiasts, a designated riffle area provides exciting opportunities to catch walleye, catfish, and smallmouth bass. The park also supports bowhunting during permitted seasons, enhancing its appeal to outdoor adventurers. Whether for a short getaway or a longer vacation, Hagge County Park combines accessibility with a genuine connection to Iowa’s scenic landscapes.