Geode State Park — RV Camping in Danville, IA

Geode State Park is a scenic camping destination in Danville, Iowa, nestled in the heart of southeast Iowa's Henry County. The park centers around 150-acre Lake Geode, offering a peaceful retreat for RV travelers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Campers enjoy full hookup options including 30 and 50-amp electrical service, water and sewer hookups, and pull-through sites that make Geode a big rig-friendly choice. Modern amenities include shower buildings, restrooms, and a sewage dump station. Beyond the campsite, guests can explore multiple hiking trails that wind around the lake and through the park's natural areas. Lake Geode draws anglers seeking largemouth bass, crappie, and red-eared sunfish, while two boat ramps accommodate non-motorized and electric watercraft. A sandy swimming beach and playground make this park ideal for families. Three open shelters, including an ADA-accessible beach shelter, add to the park's versatility. The park takes its name from Iowa's state rock, with geodes on display at the park office. Pets are welcome on leash, making Geode State Park a well-rounded stop for RVers exploring southeastern Iowa.