Voss Park Campground

Voss Park was donated to the Village if Butterfield by the late A. R. Boss. His career with the railroads brought him wealth. Out of gratitude and appreciation for a good life he donated this park to Butterfield. He personally plant s the original trees on eighty acres. This provided a wonderful canopy for future activities. Butterfield began to host the Butterfield Steam and Gas Engine Show in 1967. Locals and friends call it The Bee. Wild flowers have been planted around Butterfield Lake to invigorate and deepen the atmosphere while providing additional habitat for pollinators and wildlife. The grounds are beautifully attended to by volunteer labor. The campground is a renowned experience featuring totally up to date facilities and state of the art conveniences. Walking paths a

Visited during the Butterfield Threshing Bee. Great experience. The kids really enjoyed the old machinery and the demonstrations of threshing, shelling, cutting wood, grinding wheat amd more. It is a full day with a antique tractor parade in the early afternoon.

We did not camp here. But we had a road emergency issue and needed a shower. When we arrived they were very helpful. To help a stranger in need in odd circumstances like that was very telling. If we go camping in this region of the state it will be our first decision. Thank you again for your help and generosity.

Love the Threshing Bee and camping during that time!

Come on out this weekend and have fun