
Showing 9 of 29 parks within 100 miles of Cedar Rapids










State Park • IA • 9.6 mi
Overview Palisades-Kepler State Park is a scenic eastern Iowa park known for its dramatic river bluffs, dense forests, and deep ravines along the Cedar River.…

State Park • IA • 13 mi
Overview Lake Macbride State Park is a well-known eastern Iowa park centered around a large lake and surrounded by rolling wooded hills. Located near Iowa…
State Park • IA • 21 mi
Overview Wapsipinicon State Park is a scenic eastern Iowa park centered around the Wapsipinicon River and known for its limestone bluffs, wooded valleys, and…

State Park • IA • 30 mi
Overview Cedar Rock State Park is a unique blend of architecture, landscape, and river scenery located along the Cedar River near Quasqueton in northeastern…

State Park • IA • 46 mi
Overview Maquoketa Caves State Park is one of Iowa’s most unique parks, known for its extensive cave system, rugged limestone formations, and shaded forest…

State Park • IA • 54 mi
Overview George Wyth State Park is an urban-adjacent park in northeastern Iowa, located on the outskirts of Waterloo and Cedar Falls. Centered around a series…

State Park • IA • 55 mi
Overview Union Grove State Park is a small and peaceful north-central Iowa park known for its open groves, quiet setting, and relaxed pace. Tucked into a rural…

State Park • IA • 55 mi
Overview Lake Darling State Park is a well-rounded southeastern Iowa park centered around a large lake and gently rolling terrain. Known for its mix of water…

State Park • WI • 62 mi
Overview Perched high above the Mississippi River in southwestern Wisconsin, Nelson Dewey State Park is known for its sweeping views, dramatic bluffs, and…
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Parks within 100 miles of Cedar Rapids cover a large portion of eastern Iowa and surrounding regions, offering access to some of the state’s most scenic outdoor destinations. Within this distance, visitors can reach major state parks, expansive recreation lakes, and protected natural areas that provide outstanding opportunities for hiking, camping, and outdoor exploration.
The broader region around Cedar Rapids features a diverse mix of landscapes, including wooded hills, river valleys, and large recreation lakes. Many parks in this range preserve unique ecosystems and scenic natural features that highlight the beauty of eastern Iowa’s countryside.
With a 100-mile radius, outdoor enthusiasts gain access to a wide variety of parks offering hiking trails, campgrounds, fishing lakes, paddling routes, and wildlife viewing areas. These destinations support everything from quiet nature walks to multi-day camping trips, making them ideal for outdoor travel throughout the region.
From scenic lakes to forested parks and peaceful natural areas, the parks within 100 miles of Cedar Rapids offer countless opportunities to explore eastern Iowa’s outdoors. Start planning your next adventure and discover the many parks waiting just beyond the city.