Honey Creek State Park RV & Campground Guide

Located at the park, Honey Creek State Park Campground is the most convenient place to park your RV. It costs $19 a night for full hookups during peak season, which runs from May 1 to September 30. During the off-peak season, a full hookup site is $14 a night. The campground has options in electric and non-electric hookups, too. Pets are allowed at some of the campsites. The campground has a dump station, boat ramps, fish-cleaning stations, modern showers, restrooms, and accessibility for those who have disabilities. Honey Creek State Park keeps 25% of its campsites on a first-come, first-serve basis. The rest are available for reservations. Full hookups, however, are closed during the winter.

On the other side of the lake, there is a resort with an RV campground. At Honey Creek Resort, you can go golfing, play at the water park, build a campfire, and eat at Rathbun Lakeshore Grille. Available water sports on the lake include stand-up paddle-boarding, kayaking, and water skiing. If you plan on building a campfire, you must use wood from Iowa due to strict state regulations. You can buy firewood at the resort. Some of the campsites allow up to two dogs that weigh 80 pounds or less. You're required to pick up their waste. Dogs need to be secured when you aren't watching over them. The resort also states that the dogs cannot disturb other campers. RV camping at the resort is around $49 a night. You'll be charged an extra $25 a night for pets with a maximum of $100 a week.