Friends Of Lacey-Keosauqua State Park

LACEY-KEOSAUQUA STATE PARK PROVIDES A CAMPGROUND THAT IS LOCATED APPROXIMATELY ONE-HALF MILE AWAY FROM THE CABINS, BEACH, BEACH HOUSE AND LODGE. WITH THE INCREASE IN OUTDOOR RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES AT THE PARK, FRIENDS OF LACEY WOULD LIKE TO BUILD A SEPARATE WALKING/BIKING TRAIL ALONG THIS ROUTE TO ENABLE THE BIKERS, HIKERS AND WALKERS TO ACCESS THE VARIOUS AMENITIES ALONG THIS ROUTE SAFELY. THIS TRAIL WOULD BE 10' WIDE AND 1/3 MILE IN LENGTH AND WILL TAKE THE BIKERS, HIKERS AND WALKERS PAST THE PARK OFFICE, THE BUST STATUE OF JOHN F. LACEY AND THE PARK BIRD BLIND, ALL THE WAY DOWN TO THE BEACH HOUSE, LAKE AND LODGE. CURRENTLY, THERE ARE APPROXIMATELY 6,000 CAMPERS PER YEAR THAT TRAVEL THIS ROADWAY AND AN ADDITIONAL 1,000 HIKERS.