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!

There's sections of the camp ground left unattended and not cut with weeds growing, they don't…read moreallow you to put down a rug outside of your motor home to help keep grass and debris out, their 'decorations' are falling apart. Overall would not recommend unless absolutely necessary.

Wow this place was an absolute disaster. I was here 4 years ago. It it has just fallen apart…read moresince then and it is down right dangerous in places for kids. Just looks the photos. Some kids play area has screws sticking. Out wobbly boards that seemed like they might collapse. Just terrible. I will see the bathrooms were clean and staff were pleasant. But wow...

Craig and Joyce are very great to work with. They take a lot of pride in their campground. The…read morecampground is very well maintained with clean facilities. We have kids, there was lots to do to keep our family busy while we are there. Miniature golf, shuffle board, playground, basketball court and sand volleyball plus more. Kayaking, fishing there is even a sandy beach area for the kiddos to swim. We chose this campground to be our first permanent camping site. Our experience has been very enjoyable and the kids enjoy going back every weekend. Its a great place for our family to escape and enjoy time together. Dave & Jill

watch for what they want you to sign. after an unsatisfactory season at Lake Shore, I decided to…read morechange my mind about staying a second season. since I had paid my $300 deposits in August and signed for 2026, they are making me pay 2026 seasonal rate of $2200 even though I have pulled my camper out of the campground and will NOT be there for the 2026 season-cold and unyielding. only out to make money. Diane Porter

This place is fantastic. The family that runs the place are awesome, helpful & welcoming…read more They manicure the lawns. Wide & long sites. Big rig friendly. Cool walking trails. Super clean & friendly. The host many activities throughout the summer. Probably the best family owned RV park I have ever stayed. Playground, putting golf, pool. Group pavilion can accommodate many for party's. Reasonably priced.

From the owner: When you want an experience for your family like the kind you remember as a kid, your only…read morecampground is the Morwood Campground. Serving Northeast Iowa

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.

Campground is decent. Definitely more for boaters. A nice little playground for kids but it was so…read morebug infested (all over the campground), it definitely could not have been enjoyed. There's a bar on the property but didn't seem to be too noisy at night. When we checked in they gave us no papers for rules or even a map. Would come again if we just needed a place for one night. Staff has been friendly!

I have traveled coast to coast and this has been the best RV park that I have stayed. I stayed for…read moretwo weeks. All of the staff was extremely friendly and helpful. The live bands on the weekends were great too. Even all the campers were friendly. Highly recommend this park if you are in North Liberty or Iowa City area.

They were so helpful and accommodated our late arrival AND it was the day before they opened for…read morethe season. They sure saved us !

Great staff, and facilities. However, we stayed in one of the cabins which only had a box fan on a…read morehot night. The power to the cabin was not also not working properly and they were not able to fix it. No light, no power for the box fan or to charge devices. Uncomfortable bed. Not worth $52 but they didn't really provide another option.

This is just a beautiful park right in the heart of the Mississippi River with incredible views of…read morethe. Oilers of Minnesota. Sites are a bit small but so what. It's amaZing and the fishing is incredible too. Check out the food at the thirsty turtle bar in stafford a few miles south. Awesome.

We usually stay at Pettibone RV Park when we are in the LaCrosse area, but they were not yet open…read morefor the season, so we decided to try Goose Island. I called ahead and the day we were arriving as we were running late, and the gal who answered the phone was very pleasant and helpful. As the campground had some flooding, she drew us out a map to help us get to our campsite, and left it in the kiosk on the side of the main building, which we were able to grab when we arrived. SO helpful! We were in a site right next to the shower houses which was super convenient. The showers are a pay-as-you-go option, so make sure you have quarters if you want a shower... one quarter gets you 5 minutes. The shower and bathroom floors were pretty cold, but as long as you have flip-flops or something, you'll be fine. We'll definitely stay here again.

The Sudbury Court is a Classic Mom & Pop motel…read more As the director of the Route 6 Tourist Association, I have occasions to travel two lane highways many times per year. We sometimes do classic car tours across Iowa along America's longest highway, and the Sudbury Court is one of my favorite stops. (Before I go any further, I pay full price for my rooms, and they are not currently members of the association. So my review is neither biased nor solicited.) My wife and I, along with several other couples on our tours have stayed there many times over the past 4 years, and have enjoyed reasonable rates, clean rooms, and great hospitality. While the amenities are not fully up to some modern standards, the rooms are clean, well maintained, and comfortable, and do feature Wi-Fi, AC, and cable. Sure, a mini fridge would be nice, but you also don't find those in rooms that cost a great deal more every time. Besides the great rates and comfort, you also can't ignore the "cool" factor. How many motels these days have a neon sign? The Sudbury Court is a good old fashioned, well kept up, American owned piece of history. It's hard to ask for more than that. And here is the clincher. Because they are locally owned, and not part of some big chain, the money you spend with them stays in the community and benefits people near them. This is not only good for Marengo, Iowa, this is good for America. Whenever you travel, try and do business with locally owned. It's win-win.

It's cheap -- and you get what you pay for…read more The positives: the rooms are tidy, adequately spacious, and don't smell weird. The owners are nice people. The bathroom (in my room at any rate) was recently redone. The setting is relatively quiet -- there are literally corn fields across the street. And while it sits at the intersection of two highways, traffic on those highways is pretty light; plus the intersection is a four-way stop so the cars are slowing down on their approach, meaning there's much less wind, tire, and engine noise than if they were roaring by at full boil. The negatives: the walls are thin enough that you can hear neighboring rooms' televisions and/or conversations fairly clearly. Decor is way outdated. There was no mini-fridge which I consider a must even in the most base-rate motels. For that reason alone I'd be hesitant to book a room here again. The clincher between a 2-star and a 3-star rating was being woken up at 7:50am by the staff to retrieve a package they had delivered to my room while I was away but was intended for the next room over. For one, I had no intention of being up before 10am, needing desperately to get caught up on sleep. So much for that. For another, it also meant they had entered my room without my knowledge or consent. If they had something for me, they should have kept it at the front desk and left me a message. When I pay for a room, I also pay for privacy -- whether I'm present or not. I'm sure they meant well enough but I was not pleased. Bottom line: if you just need a clean, cheap, no-frills place to crash after a hard day of... well, doing whatever the hell people do out in the middle of Iowa, this place has you covered. Just be sure to bring earplugs in case the folks next door aren't the quiet type; and if you value your privacy, be sure to remind the owners to stay the hell out of your room.