Popejoy Conservation Park

Can a flat expanse of natural beauty offer a truly diverse outdoor experience? At Popejoy Conservation Park near Alden, Iowa, the answer is a resounding yes. Spanning 61 serene acres, this understated gem offers a blend of well-maintained campsites, direct access to the Iowa River for canoeing, and designated public hunting areas. Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the park's open landscape dotted with scattered trees, inviting both relaxation and adventure.

Situated just a short drive from Alden, Popejoy Conservation Park is a destination for campers seeking a peaceful retreat or a base for outdoor activities. Its proximity to the Iowa River provides excellent opportunities for water-based recreation, while the surrounding area’s natural charm is a draw for extended weekend getaways or day trips. Whether you're bringing a tent or an RV, the campground offers the essentials for a comfortable stay, complemented by picnic areas for enjoying meals amidst the tranquil surroundings.

Popejoy Conservation Park captures the essence of rural Iowa's natural offerings, making it a modest yet compelling choice for campers eager to connect with nature and explore the outdoors.