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Ambrose A Call
Ambrose A Call Algona, IA is a historic site located in Algona, Iowa. It is the birthplace of Ambrose A. Call, the first governor of Iowa. The site includes a replica of the original log cabin, a museum, and a park. The museum features artifacts from the life of Ambrose A. Call, including his personal items, photographs, and documents. The park includes a picnic area, a playground, and a walking trail. The site is open to the public and offers educational programs and events throughout the year.
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User Reviews
Daniel Adamkovič
A nice campsite right next to a charming small town. We arrived late at night, but had no trouble finding our spot. Reservation was possible online. The toilets were relatively clean (and not smelly). There even seemed to be free firewood available (or at least I didn’t see any signs explaining how to pay).
ja berg
Nice, quiet State Park in Iowa. Shared entire campground with host and someone tenting it. $10 a night for non electric and $16 for electric. Pit toilets with clean toilet seats and sanitizer by door.
Sony
Beautiful park. Small but worth the visit. Site 8 worked for our motorhome. 30 amp service but not an issue for us. Trails were awesome with leave changing. No dump station, but Smith Lake has one . The park is 4 miles away and it is only $3.OO.
Claire Hotvet
Small park but fun Iowa history with a old log cabin. There is a nice lodge and picnic area. The campground is small but secluded with nice spots for tents.
Jason Clements
Nice small park with lots of trees. Beautiful trails thru the woods. Easy to hike the entire park in an hour or so. The campground has plenty of shade. It has electric but no modern restrooms or dump station that I saw. Most of the camp sites are small, good for a popup or small trailer. There are a couple larger sites but with all the trees it may be difficult to maneuver into the sites. There is also a disc golf course throughout the park.