Pony Creek Conservation Park

It's nice and peaceful out there. It was renovated so I thought it was going to be a lot of changes but they added this cool conservation center. I just revisited after years of not going to this park and was so grateful that it still has that charm and all the beauty that kept me going there. I'm happy I can revisit and they did a great job preserving what was so special about this place

I am from Utah in the state for my work I love hiking I visited this place today and wow what a beautiful place so much information on the whole area and state and all the animals the people in here that work here just amazing so sweet if you want to get out and see a little bit of nature or just sit by the lake this is the place to come I'm grateful this place was here

RV spaces - there are 4 RV spaces at the back of the park sites 1-3 have 50amp and 30amp site 4 is only 50amp. $20 per night. Vault toilets near the RV spots, along with potable water that is available in the center of the loop. All sites have a fire ring, picnic table and grill. There is a self serve wood area they ask that you leave a donation. Site 1 - 20 feet and extra wide Site 2 - 25 feet but narrow Site 3 - 65 ft but narrow Site 4 - 65 feet next to toilets 3 Tent - camping sites that are pack in, the cars are parked in the general parking areas. Grill, fire ring and picnic table. There is a kids play ground by the RV sites. There are several large grassy areas with pavillions. A walking path circles the park and that is a small interpretive trail on the south side. A pond that is

Nice little facility near council bluffs, in the Loess hills of southern Iowa...

If you're looking for a great camping spot, consider this one a hidden gem. The camp site costs $12 per day if you want to use the electricity, less if you want to go without. Wood is generally provided for use in the burn pits. They really don't charge for the wood, but do encourage you to consider a donation for the service. To avoid confusion, all payments and rental fees are made in a small yellow pole that's near the entrance of the park, you just fill out one of the forms, and deposit it into the back of the tube. There is a children's playground I. The center of the camp sites, walking trails, local fishing available. There is a farm next to the property, so we had a morning wake up call from the cows every morning. The local fishing is great at Pony Creek. Went there for a w