Whiterock Conservancy River Campground

The River Campground, situated in the heart of Whiterock Valley, is a perfect access point for over 40 miles of trails. The campground sits along a bend of the Middle Raccoon River, amid gorgeous sandstone outcroppings and our resident cliff swallow colony. This particular bluff, from which Whiterock derives its name, is the largest vertical outcrop of Cretaceous Dakota Sandstone in the Midwest. Several excellent fishing ponds, trailheads, and a nearby abandoned 1800s log cabin are within hiking distance. Seven campsites, a tent, a camper, and a horse trailer are accessible. Picnic tables & fire rings at each site, Port-a-potties, Solar Shower, Potable water faucet, Horse tie lines, manure pits, and wheelbarrows, Access to single-track, shared use, equestrian, and water trails General Considerations: No electricity Firewood available for purchase $10/bundle when arranged prior to stay. No external generators are allowed Horses can also be kept on a horse tie line or in a pen. (Fees apply) Please register and pay at the self-check-in kiosk before setting up camp Guests are responsible for hauling all of their supplies to the campsites. Campground hours are 6:00am to 10:30pm - Quiet Hours 10:30pm-6:00am Rates and Availability: $15 per tent per night $15 per RV per night No reservations, all sites are first-come-first-served Horse pens are available for rent on a first-come-first-served basis for $8 per night Campsites must be paid for upon arrival.