In this post, I share a video, photos, and links to sights to see. This is from our Winnebago Roadtrip out to Forest City Iowa. Enjoy and be sure to check out all the links below.
Winnebago Forest City Iowa Video
In this video, I share some highlights from the trip. I took many photos that I hope to share in this post. Iowa is really a beautiful state to check out and this video doesn’t even scratch the surface to how amazing it is. I recommend spending at least a week researching sights before heading out. RVing is the way to go because you can always find a spot to stay for the night and the sights on the well-maintained backroads are the best! Watch the Video! The capture of the RV toy came up as the cover and I didn’t have the heart to change it. I LOVED that toy as a kid!!This video is on my Bren Haas YouTube Channel. If you are on YouTube you can find me at @brenhaas. I hope you consider subscribing so you get updates when my videos go live before any other network.
My First RV
As I mention in the video… I had one of those little Winnebago toys for my dolls to go on a road trip in the ’70s!
Highlights From The Roadtrip
Below I have listed links to locations I mentioned in this video post. Be sure to scroll through the images.
Pammel Park, Forest City Iowa
Address: 562-898, US-69, Forest City, IA 50436
The park is tucked behind playgrounds and baseball fields in town so it is kind of hidden. The campsites are only $15 a night with electric hook-up. They have a nice walking trail that is along the Winnebago River. The Road is paved but the camping spots are grass. Be sure you have a doormat or something to wipe your feet. Also, I would consider it kind of a modern-day primitive because there were LOTS OF BUGS!
Northern Catalpa Tree my husband and I spotted in the park. I had fun finding out the ID via Twitter during our walk. I hope you will check these out!
It would be cool to add one to our home property but not sure why I don’t see this variety already in our area. It is a beautiful tree…. a little messy but who cares!
Clear Lake City Iowa | Buddy Holly Crash Site
Address: Clear Lake, IA 50428
Crash site of Charles Hardin Holley, known professionally as Buddy Holly. He was an American musician and singer-songwriter who was a central and pioneering figure of the mid-1950s rock and roll.
There was a storm coming in when we made the 1/3 mile walk in the farm field where the memorial is located.
Lake Macbride State Park
Address: 3525 Hwy 382 NE, Solon, IA 52333
As you can see from photos below the campsites are spacious and left somewhat natural.
Winnebago Visiting Center in Forest City Iowa
Address: 1045 S 4th St, Forest City, IA 50436
Roadtrips You May Enjoy
Below are a few posts with other fun road trips you may enjoy checking out. Be sure to let me know what you think by commenting on the post.
Arugula Spinach Salad Recipe
In this post, I present a wonderfully simple Arugula Spinach Salad recipe featuring fresh ingredients that you can cultivate right in your home garden. The salad is complemented by an easy Dijon mustard and honey dressing that will have you craving Arugula salad regularly. Don’t forget to scroll down for my tips on growing tomatoes that you can incorporate into this delightful dish.
New Late Summer Plants | Brinkman’s Garden Center Visit
With Autumn just 10 days away, I’m actively preparing my gardens and greenhouse dome for the upcoming colder season. One of the joys of this time of year is exploring local garden centers that showcase plants perfectly suited for the unique seasonal conditions. In this post, you’ll find a video review highlighting a new variety of Celosia, accompanied by photos and a video featuring Brinkman’s Garden Center in Ohio.
Bruschetta Hummus Stuffed Zucchini Recipe
Early summer means plenty of tiny homegrown tomatoes and zucchini begins to bloom in my Ohio garden. In today’s post, I share a family favorite
Let’s Connect
Thank you so much for checking out my Winnebago Forest City Iowa Road Trip Video Post. I hope you will comment below to let me know what you thought of the content. Would you consider traveling Iowa in an RV? Tell me your story.
Happy Roadtrip,
2 thoughts on “Winnebago Forest City Iowa Roadtrip”
It looks so beautiful out there I want to visit. I want to get a book of forest City Iowa so I can see all the nice sites
Thanks for connecting with me Melissa. I’ll have to look through my photography from this trip and see if I can post more in a PDF or something. It was a fun trip a few years ago traveling in our RV with our pup Oliver. I remember it being a very relaxing trip with lots of farms and very nice folks in Iowa. We drove there from our home in Northwest Ohio.