The Driftless Moose
This is a Boondockers Welcome host in Decorah, IA
Max Rig Size
< 35 (ft)
Parking Spaces
2
Same Day Requests
Yes
Preferred Check-in Time
6:00 PM
Near Decorah in the scenic Driftless region of Iowa. Float the Upper Iowa River, fish in the area trout streams, or hike in the area parks. Or, visit the two breweries and cidery within 10 miles of our location. Our boondock parking is in a quiet wooded setting about 1 mile off the closest pavement on a gravel road.
Vehicle Suitability Information
Pets Welcome
Slideouts Allowed
Generators Allowed
Outdoor Cooking Allowed
House Rules
Leave it as clean as you found it.
Location
Tall vehicles watch for low hanging branches over the driveway. Parking details provided offline as parking location may change depending on weather and ground conditions. The parking area is about a half mile from our house.
Parking Surface
Grass
Hosted By DandC563
Age:
55-65
We're from Decorah, Iowa. Dan is an IT manager for a local manufacturer and Carol is a registered nurse at the local medical clinic. Not retired yet, but try to enjoy our vacation to the fullest. We've been campers for years and have only recently gotten acquainted with boondocking.
Availability for RV Camping
References for this location from other RVers
nancyliggio
1 month ago
Nice campsite good hosts helped a novice like me. our dogs enjoyed the woods.
Dlcameron
7 months ago
We LOVED it. Decorah is a terrific town.
Jamman
7 months ago
Great hosts! Great communications and recommendations. We really enjoyed our stay. Decorah is a neat town with lots of parks and things to learn about. Stop by the Family Table restaurant for Great Everything. Dust from the gravel road is something you should expect. It's just dust. It has been very dry for awhile to be fair. Would definitely stay again!
Jriverdancer
9 months ago
This is a beautiful spot to camp, i did not have any cell coversge. I saw and heard a lot of wild life. very relaxing close to town.
DavenMary
9 months ago
beautiful, quiet, wooded site. noce to listen to the birds and see a deer cross the site.
