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Lake Wapello State Park is named after Chief Wapello, a Native American leader of the Meskwaki tribe. Spanning over 1,150 acres, this park features numerous trails winding around it and provides easy access to Lake Wapello which is often filled with bluegill, bass, catfish, and crappie. The family cabins at Lake Wapello State Park are made of fragrant cedar planks and can hold up to four people at once. They come with amenities such as a bathroom with shower, stove, fridge, and oven. Keep in mind that most family cabins are only available from April to October, but there are two you can stay at year-round.

Lake Wapello State Park, 15248 Campground Road, Drakesville, Iowa 52552, Phone: 641-722-3371

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