Variety of hiking experiences, great vistas, 1930s public works still present in park, good length of river shoreline accessibility
Wonderful spot for hiking, fishing and camping. Stop by in.the fall for the beautiful scenery of the changing leaves.
Great camping and hiking. Don't expect much from the park staff they will ignore you unless you get right in their space.
Nice park with some really good views of the river. The public structures as well as the campsites are well maintained.
Large park with lots to do. Great place to go hiking with a fairly extensive trail.
Beautiful facilities, trails are groomed and maintained, cabin was fantastic, had event in lodge. Will visit again
Advice for facilitykeep up great work, add explanitive sign/lit at mounds, handrails for lodge and paths, and recycling bins.
State park. Hiking trails. Ruff terrain. Great views. No trash cans. What you bring in. You take out.
Beautiful state park. The views and trails are amazing. Campground is well spaced and has modern showers and restrooms. River access with ease. Rock climbing
Excellent park. We cooked out, hiked, and played catch. It was very busy.
I love this park. Nice campground with water and electric. Lots of hiking trails. The Cedar River runs through it. The cliffs on the other side of the river are pretty. There are deer here to.
Favorite park to hike at in the area. For eastern Iowa the trails have some decent elevation changes. The limestone bluffs are beautiful and it is great to visit no matter what time of year you go.
This park is always a great place. The several hiking trails are long and always an adventure. There's a ramp if you want to take your boat onto the river. Camping is for pull-behinds, motor-homes, and tents with primitive camping. Also cabin rental is available. There's even a large building where you can have a wedding reception, family reunion, or birthday party.
Great place for a quick hike. The Cedar Cliff Trail has some great scenery and vistas. Probably about a half mile long, it meanders along the Cedar River bluff overlooking the river below and is moderately strenuous. It's not a loop, it just dead ends but the scenery is nice enough we didn't mind turning around and walking it back again. It's not marked the best but not hard to follow if you stay on the obvious main trail. There's a few unauthorized side trails that can be kind of treacherous and lead to who knows where. Stick to the main trail and won't have any problems. Cool Hollow Trail looks to be a good hike also but we didn't have time to hike it that day.