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Mississippi River - Pools 11-22 - COE/Clarks Ferry
The Mississippi River Pools 11-22 are a series of locks and dams located along the Mississippi River between Minneapolis, Minnesota and St. Louis, Missouri. The pools are numbered from 11 to 22, with Pool 11 located at Coe Clarks Ferry near Montpelier, Iowa. The locks and dams are used to control the flow of the river and to provide a safe navigation channel for commercial and recreational vessels. The locks and dams also help to reduce flooding and provide hydroelectric power.
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User Reviews
James Livesey
Nice campground on the Mississippi River. Firewood is available for $5. Nice bathrooms with showers
MADD MACK
Oh the stripe Bass came in so Shallow I could scoop em up with a net. The locals have a shuttle boat ferrying the good folks to their homes 🏡 that are Knee deep flooded.
John Mann
Nice concrete pads to park on. No water at sites so full up before you park. The roads are narrow and one way so make sure to follow the signs. Trees were blocking my starlink but I like trees.
Regina Ferson
Wonderful! Concrete slabs, wide sites, right by the Mississippi River. Beautiful green common areas. Big trees. Huge, clean private bathrooms with showers. Only downside was the close train tracks.
Steve McGlumphy
This place was our first stay in an RV. It was set perfectly right next to the mighty Mississippi. I'm giving this four stars because it provided everything it said it would. The staff was very friendly, especially for us as first timers. The views were awesome, very family oriented, pet friendly, and the other visitors were all very nice. We even helped the rangers find owners of a couple missing dogs. The only negative about this location is the train tracks 40 yards away. The trains that go through there LOVE to test out their horns. They go through at Midnight, 5:30 in the morning, all day, all evening. You do get used to it after a couple days but that first night was rough. If trains don't bother you than I definitely recommend this spot.