Nine Eagles State Park, State park in Decatur County, United States.
Nine Eagles State Park is a state park spanning roughly 1,100 acres with wooded hills, valleys, and a 64-acre lake surrounded by oak trees. The park features three campgrounds with modern facilities including showers, restrooms, and electrical hookups at about 68 total campsites.
Oak trees within the park have been growing for over 300 years, marking generations of natural development in southern Iowa. These trees stand as witnesses to the land's ecological evolution.
The park serves as a gathering place where visitors come together for hiking, horseback riding, fishing, and seasonal celebrations. These shared activities shape how people experience and use the land throughout the year.
Visitor conditions vary by season, and weather can affect site accessibility and activity availability throughout the year. It is helpful to check current conditions and access routes before arriving at the park.
The lake is notable for its clear water thanks to the wooded watershed that minimizes sediment. Gasoline motors are not permitted, allowing only electric motors and rowboats on the water.
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