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Select a month, then check for open campsites
Price
$25 - $35/night
Booking
Reservable
Sites
Varies
Season
No information provi...
Cell
Unknown
Pets
Very Pet Friendly
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Learn more about alerts →Lake Keomah State Park
2720 Keomah Ln, Oskaloosa, Iowa, 52577, United States
Anglers and birders who want a low-key fall weekend near Oskaloosa. The 84-acre lake holds bluegill, crappie, and bass, the three-mile trail loops the whole shoreline, and site #16 in the corner delivers real breathing room. Friendly hosts and solid shower facilities round it out
Summer swimmers will be disappointed: reviewers consistently flag algae and geese fouling the beach, making it barely usable. RV campers in large rigs should also know the loops run tight, with reports of low-hanging branches and closely packed neighbors.
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Fall delivers the best conditions here. September through early October brings daytime highs of 55-75°F, dropping to 40-60°F by late October as the oak-hickory forest shifts to gold and crimson. Weekdays after Labor Day see noticeably fewer campers. Cooler water temperatures improve fishing, and migratory birds move through the thinning canopy. Summer brings Midwest humidity and the algae blooms that make swimming less appealing. Winter offers solitude but limited services.
Fall described as best: pleasant temps, oak-hickory color and quieter conditions.
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Lake Keomah State Park offers a wide range of amenities to ensure a comfortable and engaging camping experience. Facilities include modern restrooms, showers, picnic tables, fire rings, a trailer dump station, and designated fishing areas. Accessible features are available, such as fishing jetties, and the park allows for group camping with a dedicated dining hall and restroom building. Additionally, potable water is available at water hydrants throughout the campground. There is also a self-serve firewood station near the entrance. However, some user reviews noted seasonal closures or maintenance issues, particularly with restrooms.
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