North Cedar Park

About North Cedar Park

North Cedar Park is located in the northwest part of Bremer County east of Plainfield. North Cedar is 130 acres.

The campground offers over 40 electrical sites as well as a dump station. Camping is on a first come - first serve basis. The park has a well for drinking water, flush toilets, pit latrine and showers. A recycling shed is available to reduce items that go to the landfill.

The park offers area citizens and visitors a variety of recreational opportunities. There are over 2 miles of trails that wind throughout the park. Hikers, cross country skiers and nature lovers can enjoy the beauty of Iowa. Please do not remove any plant life.

A picnic and playground area are available for day-use recreation. A sand volleyball court and horseshoe pit are also available. A shelter with electricity is accessible on a first come - first serve basis unless reserved.

A boat ramp in the park allows canoeists and fishing enthusiasts access to the Cedar River. Abundant wildlife populations provide rewarding visits for hunters, fishers and wildlife watchers.

North Cedar Wildlife Area (98 acres) joins North Cedar Park on the west side. The area includes timber and old river oxbows. It is open to hunting, fishing, hiking and other outdoor activities. Access to this area is gained by following the mowed lane west from the entrance gate.

Plainfield Parkway is a hiking trail established in 1997 and 1998 constructed by Plainfield community members and the BCCB staff. The trail connects the city of Plainfield to North Cedar Park.

The park gate is open from May 1st to October 31st. The park is closed to vehicle traffic after October 31st, however, access to the park is available by walking.