Public Campground
23E Host Site
Cassville, Iowa
Campground in Iowa.
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About Hopi
Campground in Iowa.
Hopi Public Campground in Iowa offers RV travelers a peaceful retreat in the heart of the Midwest, where natural beauty and small-town charm converge. This well-maintained facility welcomes visitors seeking a genuine camping experience away from the hustle and bustle of urban centers, making it an ideal destination for families, couples, and solo adventurers alike.
The campground itself provides a serene setting where you can unwind after days of travel. With its solid 4.6-star rating from over 80 reviews, Hopi has earned a reputation as a reliable stop for RV enthusiasts who appreciate clean facilities and friendly staff. The grounds offer a classic camping atmosphere that appeals to those who want to slow down and reconnect with the outdoors, whether you're looking to extend your stay or use it as a convenient base for exploring the surrounding region.
Iowa's landscape provides a distinctive Midwestern experience, characterized by rolling hills, agricultural heritage, and genuine hospitality. The area around Hopi showcases the natural beauty that defines this part of the country, with opportunities to experience authentic rural Iowa culture. This region is particularly appealing to travelers interested in agricultural tourism, local history, and outdoor recreation. Small towns nearby offer glimpses into traditional American life, with local diners, antique shops, and community events that reflect the area's heritage.
The campground serves as a perfect launching point for exploring Iowa's attractions and understanding what makes the state unique. Whether you're passing through on a cross-country RV adventure or planning a longer stay to truly experience the region, Hopi provides a comfortable base with the amenities you need. The positive reviews from previous guests consistently highlight the welcoming atmosphere and well-kept facilities.
Hopi is particularly well-suited for travelers who appreciate value, cleanliness, and a genuine sense of community. If you're seeking an authentic Midwestern camping experience in Iowa without pretense or overcrowding, this public campground delivers exactly what you're looking for.
The campground itself provides a serene setting where you can unwind after days of travel. With its solid 4.6-star rating from over 80 reviews, Hopi has earned a reputation as a reliable stop for RV enthusiasts who appreciate clean facilities and friendly staff. The grounds offer a classic camping atmosphere that appeals to those who want to slow down and reconnect with the outdoors, whether you're looking to extend your stay or use it as a convenient base for exploring the surrounding region.
Iowa's landscape provides a distinctive Midwestern experience, characterized by rolling hills, agricultural heritage, and genuine hospitality. The area around Hopi showcases the natural beauty that defines this part of the country, with opportunities to experience authentic rural Iowa culture. This region is particularly appealing to travelers interested in agricultural tourism, local history, and outdoor recreation. Small towns nearby offer glimpses into traditional American life, with local diners, antique shops, and community events that reflect the area's heritage.
The campground serves as a perfect launching point for exploring Iowa's attractions and understanding what makes the state unique. Whether you're passing through on a cross-country RV adventure or planning a longer stay to truly experience the region, Hopi provides a comfortable base with the amenities you need. The positive reviews from previous guests consistently highlight the welcoming atmosphere and well-kept facilities.
Hopi is particularly well-suited for travelers who appreciate value, cleanliness, and a genuine sense of community. If you're seeking an authentic Midwestern camping experience in Iowa without pretense or overcrowding, this public campground delivers exactly what you're looking for.
4.6
Rating
82
Reviews
Park Details
Tips & Tricks
Book Early
Boone is popular during peak season. Reserve 2-4 weeks in advance for weekends and holidays.
Check-in Time
Most parks have check-in after 1:00 PM and check-out by 11:00 AM. Call ahead if you'll arrive late.
Local Weather
Iowa weather can change quickly. Pack layers and check the forecast for Boone.
Explore the Area
Don't miss local attractions near Boone. Ask the camp host for hidden gems and trails.
Hopi Reviews
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Grace Pfeifle
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Grace Pfeifle
Favorite campground around. Best showers I've ever been to- always clean, immaculate, and has everything you could ask for including family bathrooms. Wood for sale on site, but a bit pricey like everywhere. 20-25 dollars to camp per night. Stations with potable and non-potable water as well as many electric sites. Lots of places to walk around, explore, and even playgrounds for kids. Also handica... Favorite campground around. Best showers I've ever been to- always clean, immaculate, and has everything you could ask for including family bathrooms. Wood for sale on site, but a bit pricey like everywhere. 20-25 dollars to camp per night. Stations with potable and non-potable water as well as many electric sites. Lots of places to walk around, explore, and even playgrounds for kids. Also handicap accessible park benches and there's always campground hosts around. Great park!!!
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Rob McInerney
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Rob McInerney
New campground is great. All concrete pads. Lots of room on each pad. 10yrs trees will give some shade but full hook up. It's great. Recommend
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Chris Lala
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Chris Lala
Good place for family friendly camping. C section has a lot more shade. Decent fishing but River levels are so low from lack or rain and the damn being replaced. Fun to see the Elk enclosure.
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Andrew T.
Mar 18, 2026
3.0
Google Review by Andrew T.
Quick question, why would there be a line of poison ivy within the first step of the woods. RIGHT at the campsite not on some trail that would be an issue. We like to bring our dogs. Dogs can easily spread poison ivy. Idk seems like on the few campsites that actually have woods, seems like spraying once a year would be helpful. Other than that one of my favorites!
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Amanda Yerkes
Mar 18, 2026
3.0
Google Review by Amanda Yerkes
I used to love camping here unfortunately this last weekend I was disappointed. We tent camped in the loop c area and we had a large branch fall on our tent. There was no storm or high winds that day. Thank god it didn't happen when we were sleeping the night before. I would have thought they would keep better care of the trees around the area people camped. We paid for that night but since we had... I used to love camping here unfortunately this last weekend I was disappointed. We tent camped in the loop c area and we had a large branch fall on our tent. There was no storm or high winds that day. Thank god it didn't happen when we were sleeping the night before. I would have thought they would keep better care of the trees around the area people camped. We paid for that night but since we had no tent we didn't stay. We didn't even get reimbursed for that night we didn't stay. We got told it's an act of nature 🥺 I get that to a certain degree.
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Amanda Yerkes
Mar 18, 2026
3.0
Google Review by Amanda Yerkes
I used to love camping here unfortunately this last weekend I was disappointed. We tent camped in the loop c area and we had a large branch fall on our tent. There was no storm or high winds that day. Thank god it didn't happen when we were sleeping the night before. I would have thought they would keep better care of the trees around the area people camped. We paid for that night but since we had... I used to love camping here unfortunately this last weekend I was disappointed. We tent camped in the loop c area and we had a large branch fall on our tent. There was no storm or high winds that day. Thank god it didn't happen when we were sleeping the night before. I would have thought they would keep better care of the trees around the area people camped. We paid for that night but since we had no tent we didn't stay. We didn't even get reimbursed for that night we didn't stay. We got told it's an act of nature 🥺 I get that to a certain degree.
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