Dolliver Memorial State Park is a scenic 594-acre campground in Iowa's Des Moines River Valley, offering both RV and tent campers natural beauty combined with modern camping amenities. The park is renowned for dramatic natural bluffs and distinctive geological formations, including the striking Copperas Beds—sandstone features with mineral deposits—and Boneyard Hollow, a scenic box canyon with rocky streams and dramatic cliffs.
Campers enjoy comprehensive amenities, including electrical and water hookups, dump stations, modern shower facilities, and pull-through sites accommodating larger rigs. Tent-only campsites are also available. The extensive trail network features more than five miles of hiking routes through oak-covered hillsides, canyons, and native prairie, providing excellent opportunities for outdoor exploration.
Dolliver holds cultural and historical significance with Native American mounds dating to the Woodland Culture era, adding archaeological interest. Family-friendly amenities include playgrounds, grills, and picnic tables, making the park suitable for diverse groups. The Des Moines River Valley setting provides a peaceful woodland atmosphere while remaining accessible for outdoor recreation. Advance reservations through the online system are required for overnight stays.