Sites are all unlevel and up or down hill so be prepared with rvs. Showers were okay…read more So....there are no mounds to actually see or visit or walk around. We asked and were told no and explored all trails anyway and still nothing. Their website Description is what was found there years and years ago, not whats there now. Overgrown brush on trails except few paved by camp. Its a view off the bluffs of the rivers and a small old town whoch was the real highlight for $13.00 person tours. Thats all that saved this wasted gas trip. Go to Cahokia if you want real mounds to see and walk around. Oh we Also paid additional $16 day parking pass on top of $54 camping fee. So be prepared for extra money spent and bring tick sprays.

We love it so much. It is so beautiful and the host there is…read morereally helpful. Shower and bathroom are amazing and clean.

Wonderful family-friendly campground! The clubhouse has great food and the staff are very friendly!…read more Plenty of amenities for kids and families!

This place is worse than Rodney Bruce's Whitetail Bluff Deer Preserve as it is a totally waste of $…read moreand time. They both are in business to take your $ and leave you irate at the conditions of service. Run down buildings and lack of resources. The food is fair at best ! Stay away PLEASE ! This is my opinion of both businesses and Rodney!

My husband, our 2 dogs, and I stayed for 3 days. We stayed in cabin #2. Beautiful scenery, quiet,…read more and not far from the Mississippi River. Clean cabin, showers and bathrooms. Friendly owner. It was amazing. We definitely recommend!!

I loved this place from start to finish. As soon as I pulled up and got out the office was closed…read morebut within a few seconds a gentleman pulled up on a 4x4 with a trailer introduced himself and Dennis and started telling all about this campground. asking me what I wanted to do and making arrangements to help accommodate my needs. I had a great spot along a babbling brook that helped put me to sleep and gently woke me up in the morning. As I walked around almost everyone said help to me and were openly friendly as we chatted. There shower and bath facilities were clean and modern, even the smaller building on the far end was a toilet and not a hole in the ground. they were clean and did not smell at all, I don't even think I saw any bugs in any of them. There was wood on site for purchasing and i think I saw a pop machine but I am not sure, also there was no snack shop but that was not a concern for me. I would recommend this place to anyone and I plan on going back, the sooner the better!

We were here as part of a Nature Foundation of Wisconsin outing so we were lucky to have the park's…read moresuperintendent as one of our tour guides. We hiked along the trail that overlooked both the Wisconsin and Mississippi Rivers. It was beautiful. Lots of interesting birds, plant life and history. There are many beautiful vistas and historic/ geographical plaques and markers to help explain the area. The flood marker at the boat launch was impressive. We were only here for the day but we could see how this is a popular place for camping. We understand in summer that the mosquitoes can be fierce - lucky we were here in May. We brought our picnic lunch to the far south end of the park at the Henneger Point picnic area and had it to ourselves. A very nice state park.

This is a really nice park for easy hikes with outstanding views…read more Lookout point is a must with a beautiful view of the Wisconsin river flowing into the Mississippi. The sand caves loop is an easy shaded hike perfect for hot days (with bug repellent). Driving down to the boat landing also give an interesting view from the fishing platform. Overall a really nice park.

The drive down to the park is a very narrow road with lots of drop offs down into trees and water…read more Kind of scary. The park itself is fairly clean. They have lots of things to do for the family.

If I can give it zero stars, I would. Shower house, boiling water…read more You can't rinse your black tank out. No electric bikes. You Must check in between five and eight pm during the week with a live person. You cannot leave for 24 hours and expect your stuff to be there . Says they will remove you. Nobody there , you still can't hook up to the water. Forcing you to fill your tank. We wasted half a tank of water when we left. I'm guessing in their attempt to save water. They're wasting water and possibly boiling you to death in the shower house. The only Corps of Engineers park we've ever been to that we would Never to go back to.

One of the best campgrounds We have stayed at. Couple of things:…read more1. Yes there is a railroad. After a bit not even noticeable 2. The boat ramp is pretty shallow out there it is useable but it is shallow so be careful Campground is nice though water hook ups everywhere. Dump station is good. Potosi Brewery is a must see. Haverlands in Tennyson is awesome as well. Nice campground hosts site 30 is awesome.

Great Iowa park to get out and walk and enjoy the scenic views from higher up along the…read moreMississippi. The park has some nice easy hiking paths to discover. It has 11 miles of trails to check out. We did bridal veil falls trail and then Point Ann trail from the McGregor parking area. Other nearby attractions like effigy mounds national monument and local small town businesses. If you are from Iowa, don't forget to cross the river and grab some spotted cow beer from the town of prairie du chien in Wisconsin! They have a campground as well and river activities. Yellow river state park isn't far and is one of our favorites. Highly recommend for a vacation spot either for a day trip or multiple days to check out the surrounding attractions.

Beautiful campground at Pikes Peak State Park, McGregor,IA. We were here in 2019, and now (2025) an…read moreamazing difference. The campground has been updated and redone. Spacious sites, concrete roads, easier access to all sites. Very well maintained. Mid-April and water was not accessible yet. We brought our own so no problem if you plan accordingly. Very nice trails throughout the other part of the park. Keep up the good work, Iowa.

We loved the Spook Cave tour for a fun fall activity! Myah was our tour guide and she was…read morefantastic. She really entertained us and we might have been slightly spooked (in a good way). My kids (aged 10 & 8) had a great time! The scenery was beautiful and the cave was awesome! We would recommend this tour and we would go back.

Fun and interesting tour. I've been in many caves, but never by boat. Kinlee was a knowledgeable…read moreguide with a big repertoire of dad jokes.

We stayed two nights here while visiting family both in Dubuque and Galena. It is very peaceful,…read morebut yet not too far from area attractions. They have about 10 pull through sites that are full hook ups and we replaced on the very end which was wonderful and we had an amazing view. We did not use any of their shower or laundry facilities this time, but everything looked neat and orderly. There are mature trees, so plenty of shade and grassy areas to play. There was also a playground as well as a pretty chapel. The couple checking us in were very kind and thorough with instructions. All of the utilities worked as expected, and the site was level as well. Can highly recommend this place if you're looking for a nice quiet peaceful place to camp. Total was $60/nite

Great sites and beautiful grounds. Bathrooms are excellent…read more Close to town with nice restaurants.