About

Montgomery County Conservation is located in southwest Iowa and manages over 900 acres of wildlife areas, including ten individual parks.  Nestled among farms, our wildlife areas provide natural habitat and promote the flourishing of local flora and fauna, including one remnant tallgrass prairie and another that has been restored.  The Conservation Board-managed areas offer a wide variety of recreational opportunities such as hiking, fishing, hunting, trapping, equestrian trails, camping, kayaking, and wildlife viewing. There is river access at Bonds Landing, the Tenville Canoe Access and, opened in 2025, the 250th Street Carlson Landing boat ramp.