Jefferson County Park

Looking for a quiet yet adventure-filled camping experience? Jefferson County Park’s campground, located on the southwest edge of Fairfield, Iowa, offers campers a serene retreat with plentiful amenities. Featuring 24 gravel-pad campsites with 20/30/50-amp electric hookups and nearby access to water, the campground is designed for comfort without sacrificing the connection to nature. Two cozy camping cabins, hiking and biking trails, and scenic prairie and woodland landscapes make this park an ideal destination for both relaxation and exploration.

Spanning 254 acres, this diverse park includes seven miles of interconnected trails through timber, wetlands, and prairie savannas, with highlights such as a 75-foot swinging bridge and seamless access to the Fairfield Loop Trail. Family-friendly facilities like a nature center, playground, picnic shelters, and four fishing ponds provide additional activities for day trips or extended stays. Located just five minutes from downtown Fairfield, visitors also have convenient access to local attractions like the Maasdam Barns and Carnegie Historical Museum. Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway or a midweek escape, Jefferson County Park’s tranquil setting and engaging amenities offer a perfect outdoor retreat.