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Located on Lost Island Lake, Lost Island Huston-Park offers a swimming beach,
hiking trails, campground, 2 boat ramps, 2 picnic shelters and an observation
blind. Take the family camping, canoeing, kayaking, swimming and enjoy the
wildlife at our marshes. Explore the lake and catch that big fish. Relax and unwind at the end of
the day with a beautiful sunset.
Campground
Fishing Hunting
Lost Island Lake
Picnic Shelters
Swimming Beach
Trails
Trumpeter Canoe Trail
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Campground:
Our campground is located at Huston Park. Campground is open mid April
to early October. We have 40 sites, no reservations are taken. Hot showers and flush toilets. A trailer dump station is available. Park hours are 6 am to 10:30 pm.
Campground Site Fees:
- No Reservations are taken
- Electricity $15
- without electricity $10
- $2.50 per bundle of firewood, sold on weekend & holiday evenings
- Trailer Dump Station, fee $1
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Hunting Fishing:
- Check out wildlife areas for more information
- Many public areas offer excellent hunting - pheasants, turkeys, duck and
geese. Deer are abundant.
- Lost Island Lake is known for goo bullhead fishing and Spring & Fall
walleye. Excellent for summer catfish. You may have luck with
perch, northern pike, bluegill, and crappie anytime of the year.
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Lost
Island Lake:
- Enjoy all water sports on beautiful Lost Island Lake (1200 acre lake);
swimming beach with dock, 2 boat ramps. Lake is
known for good bullhead fishing and spring and fall walleye. Excellent
for summer catfish. You may
have luck with perch, northern pike, bluegill, and crappie anytime of the
year.
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Picnic Shelters:
- Huston Park has 2 picnic shelters
- No reservations are taken
- $100 deposit for keg beer, MUST sign form 2 weeks ahead of time
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Swimming Beach:
- Swimming beach with dock, located at Lost Island-Huston Park
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Trails:
- Enjoy the hiking trail in the park, a guide book is available at the
trailhead or nature center. Nearby on the north edge of Lost Island Lake
is another hiking trail next to Mud Lake and Lost Island Marsh. Keep
your feet dry while you enjoy the pelicans, yellow headed blackbirds, sora
rails, muskrats and other abundant wildlife.
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Trumpeter Canoe Trail:
- The Trumpeter Canoe Trail provides ten miles of marked water trail
connecting 3 lakes and 3 marshes.
- IMPORTANT: Check water levels
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Wings &
Wetlands Weekend
May 10 & 11
Canoe
Trip down the Des Moines River
June 7, 2008
Photography Workshop
with Stan Bumann
Hunting Information
How to buy your
REAP plate today!
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