Brush Creek Canyon State Park

About Brush Creek Canyon State Park

This non-equestrian campsite has 47 pitches, including 37 electric pitches, and the site is also available for picnics. This location makes it very inviting to use the nearby boat ramp and the beach, and this area is also available for picnics.

The northern equestrian farms have 125 campsites, 50 of which are electric, and users must tie the animals to the rails. Riders can enjoy a variety of different riding styles, from horseback riding to cross-country skiing, but even non-riding students are welcome to visit one of the riding schools.

The southern campsites have the same amenities as the northern ones, but they have more amenities such as showers, toilets and a hydrant. In the future, more shower and toilet buildings will be built and hydrants for drinking water will also be available on the southern equestrian farms.

Half of the campsites are still operated according to the "first come, first served" principle, but reservations for each campsite can be made online or by telephone at 1 - 888 - 742 - 4357.

Horses may not be tied to trees, shrubs or park facilities and may not be tied to the park or its facilities. Animals are coupled to a trailer or placed in trailers, tow hitches, enclosures or enclosures when they are made available.

Portable stables and their electric fences are not allowed in the park or in any of its facilities, such as the car park, car parks, paths or car parks.

Fishing is also popular in Brushy Creek, and the creek and Des Moines River have always been a favorite spot for anglers who prefer to catch perch and panfish.

Brushy Creek is a great place for picnics and large gatherings, and there are picnic areas throughout the park equipped with picnic tables, picnic benches and picnic chairs, as well as a large picnic table.

The two open shelters can be rented after consulting the park manager, and tables and barbecues are available at the picnic areas and in the parking lot at Brushy Creek Park.