Backbone State Park in Iowa Announces Seasonal Changes: Cabins Open Year-Round
Backbone State Park in Iowa has announced changes to its facilities and services for the upcoming season. While the water supply has been turned off, electricity will continue to be available. The camping season has come to an end, but weekend cabin getaways are still possible.
The park's campground will be closed for camping from December 1st until March 31st due to a 100% same day reservable system. Despite this, the cabins at Backbone State Park will remain open throughout the year. Staff are currently preparing for the first freezing temperatures of fall, ensuring a comfortable stay for guests.
To secure specific cabin names and contact details that are open year-round and still accepting weekend reservations, visitors are advised to check the official website of the Iowa Department of Natural Resources or the reservation platform for Backbone State Park. These resources provide up-to-date information on available accommodations and allow for direct reservations or inquiries.
Backbone State Park's water supply has been shut off, but electricity remains on. The camping season has ended, but cabin getaways are still available. The campground will be closed for camping from December 1st to March 31st. Cabins remain open year-round, and visitors can find specific details and make reservations through official channels.
