Based on RVparkReviews we checked out this Iowa State Park, and liked what we found. Stayed a week in a full hookup, back-in site that faced the lake. I think there's only 30amps here, however neither ours nor the 43-foot big-rig a couple spaces down seemed to need more juice this time of year. First tier of campsites back up to new playground equipment and block-style bathrooms/showers. We used neither, however both were cleaned regularly and neat. Lush grasses, groomed trees and trimmed landscaping grace the ample spaces between sites and add to the entire ambiance at this 1062-acre park surrounding an 171-acre, no-wake Lake Anita. Understand the lake is stocked with largemouth bass, crappies, bluegill: a popular fishing hole with concrete boat ramps. Great blue heron, deer, squirrels and the occasional fisherman greet you on the bike/walking trails. Separate areas for tent camping and day-use picnicking with several strategically placed dumpstations at exit points. Little town of Anita's 18-hole golf course is just over the hill, however not accessible from the State Park area. There were no additional fees for visitors, day-use, pets, or even extra kids. Sturdy fire-pits with grates at each campsite, and better yet, there are several cute eateries less than a mile away in town. Clear view of the southern sky for satellite TV and full-reception on Verizon air-card and cell phones. Are we in Heaven? No, just Iowa. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park was a pleasant and welcome surprise. It is in a small valley with great views, including wildlife such as baby deer. It is well maintained and a good destination place if so inclined. We just stopped for one night and really enjoyed the quiet, as it is far from any busy roads. The sites are gravel/grass and the roads are paved. No cable or wifi, but we did receive all the network TV stations with our antenna. Our rate was for a full hook-up site but there are electric sites for a lower price. If we lived in the area we would come here often. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice quiet campground. Has a four-mile hiking/biking trail around the lake and a one mile nature trail. Most sites have a good view to the lake. We camped here in a Motorhome.