Morris Park

What sets Morris Park Campground apart is its unique blend of historical charm, tranquil countryside, and recreational opportunities, making it an ideal destination for those seeking both a peaceful retreat and a touch of Iowa's pioneer past. This 60-acre park, located just four miles northeast of Stockport, Iowa, offers a mix of modern and primitive campsites, ensuring options for all types of campers. Its setting includes gently rolling terrain, open spaces, and wooded areas that immerse visitors in the quiet beauty of Southeast Iowa.

The campground features 15 sites equipped with 30-50 amp electric hookups, a modern shower house, and a dump station. For recreation, visitors can fish in the one-acre stocked pond, explore nature trails, and enjoy picnic areas. The park also boasts several historic structures, such as a restored one-room schoolhouse, a log cabin filled with 1840s-era artifacts, and a large barn displaying antique farming tools and machinery. These facilities provide a glimpse into Van Buren County's heritage and add an educational aspect to any visit.

Morris Park's location offers easy access to nearby attractions within a 30-minute drive, including Lake Sugema, Lacey-Keosauqua State Park, and the Lewelling Quaker Museum in Salem. Whether you're planning a weekend getaway, a day trip, or an extended stay, Morris Park combines natural beauty, historical significance, and quiet seclusion, creating an enriching camping experience.