Page County Conservation
Rapp Park
Rapp Park is made up of approximately 207 acres next to the East Nishnabotna River and was purchased in 2007 by the conservation board. The park was originally a rock quarry site so there are many great fishing opportunities. There is also about 2.5 miles of trails around the park. Rapp is a wonderful park for bird watching all year round.
West Access - 1724 Ave. A, Shenandoah, IA 51601
East Access - 1769 HWY 48, Shenandoah, IA 51601
There is also a river access to the East Nishnabotna located at the north of the park.
Camping
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Sites 1-12 are electric and water hook-up.
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Sites 13-14 are primitive
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Electric sites have 50/30/20 amp receptacles
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The campground has a restroom but no showers
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A fire-ring and picnic table are provided at each campsite​
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Electric/water sites are $15 per night
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Primitive sites are $6 per night
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Campsites are first-come first-serve
Shelters
There are 3 shelters located at Rapp Park that have picnic tables, trash can, and a cooking grill. Each shelter is reservable with a fee of $20. You can call the conservation office to reserve a shelter.
