Here you will find everything about the communities located in Cherokee County, Iowa.

City Parks

Koser Spring Lake Park
808 Spring Lake Dr.
(off Highway 59 South)
Cherokee, IA 51012
712-225-5749
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located near the Little Sioux River, contains over 40 camping spaces with electrical, water and sewer hookups, and nearby shower and restroom facilities.  Circling the lake is a 1.1 mile asphalt walking/jogging trail.  Modern playground equipment, several shelter facilities and fishing opportunities await visitors.

Westcott Ball Park
Highway 59 South
Cherokee, IA 51012
Two softball fields, 2 open shelters, 2 sand volleyball courts, bathrooms, playground equipment and boat ramp with access to Little Sioux River.

Central Park
West Bluff Street
Cherokee, IA 51012
Nature Park with three picnic tables and grills-Railroad Creek pathway.

Poulson Park
Euclid Avenue
Cherokee, IA 51012
Neighborhood Play with playground equipment and picnic tables.

Treptow Mini-Park (pictured above)
East Main Street
Cherokee, IA 51012
Stop and Relax while you do your shopping in downtown Cherokee.

Aurelia City Park
4th and Pearl
Aurelia, IA 51005
Enclosed shelter available for rent.
City Hall 712-434-2025                                                                      

County Parks

Contact Information for the following parks:
(T) 712-225-6709

Silver Sioux Recreation Area
5964 Silver Sioux Road
(West off Highway 59 South; NE of Quimby)
Camping with electrical hook ups, large open shelter house with electricity, bathrooms, picnic tables and boat ramp access to Little Sioux River. Fishing, Boating.  The Barn & Lodge are available to be rented out for family reunions, gatherings, weddings, or any special event!!

Ranney Knob Area
760 650th; West of Washta on C66
1 Large Shelter house & canoe ramp; 12 non-electric campsites ($5/night), wooded trails, boating, fishing, and hiking available.

Martin Area Park
4579 Martin Access Road; East of Aurelia
3 Rental cabins, 3 Primitive camping areas with 40 campsites, a large shelter house, fishing, hunting, wildlife watching, hiking trails, mushroom & berry picking, and horse back riding trails available.

Steineke Area Park
101 628th St.; 2 miles south of Quimby
5 Primitive campsites ($5/night), Hunting, Fishing, Picnic Shelter, and restroom provided.