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Learn MoreThe Loess Hills rise along the Missouri River in landforms found almost nowhere else on Earth, threaded by a scenic byway that makes western Iowa one of the state's most scenic destinations for RV camping. Farm stays here offer sweeping prairie views, peaceful countryside, and easy access to Nebraska just across the Missouri River.
Des Moines anchors the I-80/I-35 crossroads with a farmers-market-and-craft-beer scene that outperforms its size, plus living-history and distillery stays close by. Visit in August for the famous Iowa State Fair, or make Central Iowa part of a Midwest RV road trip while enjoying overnight RV stays beyond traditional Iowa campgrounds and RV parks.
The Great River Road follows the Mississippi River from Dubuque past the Quad Cities, with the historic Amana Colonies and the iconic Field of Dreams nearby. This region is one of the most popular areas for RV camping in Iowa, with scenic drives, river towns and unique overnight stays near Dubuque, Davenport, and the Quad Cities. River-town stays pair with fall color along the bluffs in mid-October, and Illinois sits just across the water.

Iowa has 155 Harvest Hosts locations for self-contained RV camping and overnight RV stays at farms, wineries, distilleries, and attractions. In a state built on agriculture, farm stays here are the genuine article: living-history farms, championship alpaca herds, and family operations generations deep. If you're searching for Iowa campgrounds or RV parks in Iowa, Harvest Hosts offers a unique alternative with peaceful overnight stays at locally owned businesses and attractions. Whether you're planning an Iowa RV camping trip or an RV trip through Iowa on I-80, you'll discover that some of the state's best overnight stops are just a few miles off the interstate. Member-favorite stops include Interactive Living History Farm, Art Deco Craft Distillery Retreat, and Champion Alpaca Farm Retreat — the state's three most-booked hosts. Members can choose from 46 farm stays, 26 wineries, and 8 breweries statewide.