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Palisades-Kepler
The Palisades Kepler Mount Vernon IA is a residential community located in Mount Vernon, Iowa. The community is situated on a hill overlooking the Cedar River and offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside. The community features a variety of amenities, including a clubhouse, swimming pool, tennis courts, and a playground. Residents of the community enjoy easy access to nearby shopping, dining, and entertainment options. The community is also close to the University of Iowa and other local attractions.
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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User Reviews
Audrey Lindquist
We camped for one night. It was very nice. Good bathrooms and showers. Nice hiking trails
Nas Ronquillo
We absolutely enjoyed our time at this park. The trails can be a little challenging but otherwise they have great views!
Kim Hemm
This Park is beautiful. Surrounded by thick timber. Road down to the cedar river where there are several picnic areas with tables & grills. Across the river is a beautiful stone cabin way up on the top of the bluff. The bluffs & rock formations are beautiful & have small caves in the bluff walls. It's so quiet & relaxing to watch the river twinkle in the sunlight. There's also some trails that go throughout the park. Up front is lodge that can be rented out for wedding, family reunions. Very nice place.
Tammy Bayer
Beautiful park with short trails. Easy accessibility from CR/Mt Vernon area. Roads could be marked better. Trails could use some more cleanup, but they are good to hike. Cedar Cliff Trail, listed on the map as ‘hard’ has a couple of stretches of uphill/downhill, including one long staircase. Some stairs are angled and slick.
Emily Ostwinkle
Very picturesque park with well-maintained trails. There are several restrooms and benches spread throughout. It's on the smaller side for a state park and can pretty easily be done in a day or weekend. Well worth a visit!
