The Historic Bentonsport Village, in Southeast Iowa,
has several historic buildings owned by the Conservation- Greef General Store, Bank Building, Corns Building and Odd Fellows Hall with art, antiques, woodworkers, fudge shop and crafts.
The county park stretches along the Des Moines River with campgrounds at the east end.
has several historic buildings owned by the Conservation- Greef General Store, Bank Building, Corns Building and Odd Fellows Hall with art, antiques, woodworkers, fudge shop and crafts.
The county park stretches along the Des Moines River with campgrounds at the east end.
This site gives information on the Van Buren County Conservation's part in this historic village.
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The Van Buren County Conservation owns and maintains several historic buildings in Bentonsport along with the county park, flower gardens and campgrounds. The historic buildings maintained by the Conservationare:
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new mulch after recent flood 2019
Bentonsport Rose Garden needed work after winter ice jam. Conservation spreaded new rock on walking path.
The Rose garden committee has done a wonderful job on keeping the garden weeded and improvements for the gardens and the Conservation appreciates the time and efforts from the many volunteers. |
Historic Photos
Campsite On-Line Reservations Go to mycountyparks.com to register then to Van Buren County to reserve. *There is also room for people to drive in and stay at both Bentonsport and Morris Park campgrounds. Lake Sugema campgrounds can except drive ins but they may want to check with the camp hosts 319-293-3532 first. Can reserve 1 year in advance! 
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