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Volga River SRA
The Volga River SRA in Fayette, Iowa is a state-owned recreation area located along the Volga River. The area offers a variety of outdoor activities, including camping, fishing, boating, and hiking. The area is also home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, turkey, and waterfowl. The Volga River SRA is a great place to explore the outdoors and enjoy the beauty of nature.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Jodi Heslop
Great place to camp and ride your horse. Beautiful in the fall.
Rachelle Brown
This is a hidden gem! The campgrounds offers sewer, water, and electric to all their sites, some cement parking pads but the rest are nice and level, and great spacing between the sites. There are plenty of nicely mowed trails to hike, short and long distances, and it’s set in beautiful limestones bluffs and tall grass prairies. So quiet, far away from any busy road.
Rodney Sleeth
Campground doesn't have shade. The sites were spaced apart nicely and many full hook up. There is a lake and a river that are nice. 22 miles of trails, just no shade. Would be OK for cool weather camping.
Karen Dilger
Camped here recently on September on a weekend. Nice big sites, and part of the campground has concrete pads for the camper to set on. There is a winery just outside of the park. The campground is close to Fayette and West Union. Fayette has a great eatery called DTs Pub and Primetime Pizza. Pizza is great! West Union has more eateries, grocery store, hardware store, farm store, etc. Great campground!
Dawn J
Volga River offers many opportunities for outdoor recreation. We spent several nights at the campground (very nice and modern; see separate reviews), and spent the days hiking the multi-use trails. We saw a number of individuals fishing at the beautiful lake. The trails are wide to accommodate multi-use (hiking, bikes, equestrian, and snow mobile). Most of the trails are pretty easy with sections of inclines due to the hills in the area. Trails were generally well marked and easy to follow. The most difficult part of the trails were the long sections that had been covered in thick layers of sand. We ran into some locals who told us the sand was laid to help with erosion control. Otherwise. The trails and scenery were enjoyable.
