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**Grant Park campground is closed until further notice for improvements.**
Improvements include adding electric sites, shower house, and water station. All sites are first come first serve and will cost $20 per night. Registration is required upon arrival at the campground entrance. Campers may stay in WCCB campgrounds for 14 days out of any 30 day period.
Donated by Ferold and Dorothy Grant, this 150 acre park in northeast Warren County features a picnic shelter, a secluded pond, some wonderful woodland trails, and—new in 2018—10 primitive campsites!
The picnic shelter is available for reservation by calling the WCCB office at (515) 961-6169.
Grant Park has ten primitive campsites. There is a pit latrine in the campground. Water is not available. Reservations are not accepted. This campground is free of charge. Registration is required and is available at the campground entrance. Campers may stay in WCCB campgrounds for 14 days out of any 30 day period.
From Carlisle, head south on Highway 5. Go through Hartford and across the South River. Take a right 1.5 miles past the South River on Erbe Street and follow it to the park entrance.
Quiet, primitive camping. Pit toilets. Appears to be free as no rates posted. Nice campsites. Picnic tables provided and nice firepits. Main downside is you will need to bring water with you. No hydrants available. Some spots have more shade than others.
Very nice park, quiet, a few new primitive campsites and decent trails.
Love walking here!! Enough hills to make a good strenuous walk. A pond for something different tht. Campsites at the top of the hill. Might have to check them out in the summer
Warren county did a great job with the campsites. There is so much space, The fire pits are the best out of any campsite we've been to. The new bathroom/shower is very clean.
