Hawkeye Point Campground

What if your next camping adventure was situated at Iowa’s highest natural elevation? Hawkeye Point Campground in Sibley offers an experience that defies basic expectations with its blend of modern amenities, historical charm, and access to unique attractions. Located adjacent to Hawkeye Point—standing at 1,670 feet above sea level—the campground grants both comfort and an opportunity to explore what makes this site a landmark.

The campground features 12 well-maintained sites, each equipped with water and electric hookups, with some offering concrete pads for improved RV stability. A bathhouse with modern restrooms and hot showers, a shelter house, and picnic facilities, including a fire pit and 24 picnic tables, provide convenience for campers of all kinds, from tent to RV enthusiasts. Families will appreciate the playground for younger visitors, while history buffs can explore the silo observation deck, antique farm machinery, and interpretive displays at Hawkeye Point itself, just steps from the campground.

Situated just outside Sibley, the campground is a tranquil stop ideal for road trips, weekend getaways, or short stays while visiting the area. Within a 30-minute drive, visitors can also discover the McCallum Museum in Sibley, adding a layer of cultural significance to the journey. Whether you’re drawn to the history of Iowa’s highest point, the peaceful Midwestern setting, or the thoughtfully curated amenities, Hawkeye Point Campground offers a unique, comfortable, and memorable camping experience.