When you visit the Lazy H Campground, there’s plenty of things to do in the region, too. Here’s a sampling of some of the attractions – all less than an hour’s drive.
Akron:
Akron Golf Course: Beautiful 9-hole course and club house.
Chubs Country Store: Convenience Store, Gas Station and Fast Food.
Maynards: Grocery Store
Mike’s Inc: Gas and Propane
Opera House: Come to see a show performed by local actors on this historic opera house stage just minutes away from the campground. Seasonal shows are scheduled year round.
Thorson Drug: Pharmacy and Gift Shop
Other Area Attractions:
Adam’s Homestead and Nature Preserve: Features close to 10 miles of limestone trails that wind through prairie, forest and along the riverbank. Includes restored historic buildings.
Big Sioux River: Head to the Big Sioux for catfish and other freshwater fishing. The river is just minutes away.
Blue Bunny Ice Cream Visitor’s Center: Who doesn’t love ice cream? Come on – this one is a gimme. Just 25 miles east of the Lazy H, it’s all about the fresh ice cream from Blue Bunny. Learn some history, enjoy a big bowl of the cold stuff and relax – you’re in good hands.
Calico Skies Vineyards: In the far northwest corner of Iowa, Calico Skies makes wines unique to the Big Sioux River valley. Check out their tasting room, or stop by for live music.
Dorothy Pecaut Nature Center: A beautiful outdoor campus just 20 miles south of the Lazy H including a nature center featuring highlights and history of the Loess Hills, numerous hiking trails, wildlife, an outdoor playscape and more. A real outdoor treat!
Farm Stay Nature Retreat: Local airbnb located just minutes from the Lazy H. Rent the entire cabin to share with friends/family, anniversary's, girlfriend getaway's, meeting/event/crafting space, corporate retreat, VIP days, family reunions, etc.
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino: You know the Hard Rock name. This one features some of the finest floor gambling, restaurants and music memorabilia worn by global music superstars. And check out their concerts – inside at the Anthem and outside in Battery Park.
Jackson Street Brewing Co.: Check out Sioux City’s only brewery and get local with your craft beer. Buy a growler of special brews which change with the seasons.
LaunchPad Children’s Museum: Great mix of learning activities for kids and families just 30 miles south of Lazy H. Learn about agriculture, architecture, and cooking, among other learning opportunities.
Loess Hills Scenic Byway: Situated along Iowa's western border, the Loess Hills National Scenic Byway passes through a unique land formation that is up to 15 miles wide and about 200 miles long from north of Sioux City, Iowa to near St. Joseph, Missouri.
Milwaukee Railroad Museum: This classic museum is all about Sioux City’s railroad history – from huge steam engines to an HO scale model railroad house. Big events include the Ag Rail Fest. About 25 miles south of the Lazy H.
Prairie Woods Nature Center: Interactive exhibits provide information on different habitats including wetland, prairie, forest, as well as covering Sioux County’s geology and settlement history.
Sioux City Public Museum: All things Sioux City – from the history of Gateway 2000 to the stockyards, it’s all there. In fact, this old river town has been home to many historic firsts. Check it out.
Valient Vineyards: A unique experience that’s just 20 miles west of the Lazy H. Sample wines, buy regional goods and learn more about the South Dakota grape that makes this wine one of a kind.
