Discover Adventure at Fox Lake RV Resort Campground

Explore our gallery to see what makes Fox Lake RV Resort a welcoming destination for RV travelers. From scenic lakeside RV camping and waterfront recreation to family playground areas and comfortable campsites, our resort offers outdoor experiences for guests of all ages. Browse photos of our RV park amenities, recreation areas, and beautiful lake views to see why visitors choose Fox Lake RV Resort for their camping adventures.

Discover all there is to see and do in and around Fox Lake RV Resort

Experience the beauty of nature at its finest at Fox Lake RV Resort Campground. Our campsites are the perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Wake up to the sound of birds singing and the smell of campfires. Spend your days hiking, fishing, or simply lounging by the fire. Hamburg, Iowa, is located near the Missouri River in the southwestern part of the state, offering access to several interesting activities and attractions within about an hour’s drive. While Hamburg is a small town, it provides a taste of small-town charm, unique shopping, and local eats. The location offers access to nearby attractions like Waubonsie State Park and the scenic Loess Hills.

Explore Main Street and more in Hamburg, IA

Main Street area offers a glimpse into small town charm

Hamburg City Park

Relax and enjoy a small-town park setting with playgrounds, picnic areas, and open green spaces.

2045 Main St, Hamburg, IA 51640

Hamburg Public Library

Visit the local library for a quiet place to read, use public computers, or check out books.

2323 Main St, Hamburg, IA 51640

Stoner Drug & Soda Shoppe

This historic pharmacy features an old-fashioned soda fountain where you can enjoy ice cream treats, sodas, and light snacks. It’s a nostalgic spot that’s popular with locals.

2225 Main St, Hamburg, IA 51640

Main Street Flea Market

Browse through antiques, vintage items, and other treasures at this charming flea market. It’s a great place for collectors and those looking for unique finds.

2212 Main St, Hamburg, IA 51640

Blue Moon Bar & Grill

A local bar and grill offering classic American fare such as burgers, sandwiches, and fried appetizers. It’s a casual spot to grab a meal or a drink.

1115 Main St, Hamburg, IA 51640

Casey’s General Store (Popular Stop for Snacks)

While not an activity spot per se, this is a good place to stop for fuel, pizza, snacks, and drinks.

1301 Main St, Hamburg, IA 51640

Hamburg Locker

Custom meat locker offering a variety of cuts for all livestock. 

Pork, Beef, Deer (seasonal only), Goat, Wild hogs, & Buffalo, to name a few.

1023 Main St, Hamburg, IA 51640

Dollar General

Bargain retail chain selling a range of household goods, groceries, beauty products & more.

2774 310th St, Hamburg, IA 51640

Colonial Theater

The Colonial Theater is a charming historic gem that brings a nostalgic movie-going experience to life. Nestled in the heart of town, this theater offers a cozy atmosphere to enjoy the latest blockbusters, family-friendly films, or classic favorites. With affordable tickets and snacks, it’s the perfect spot for a fun night out while supporting a local treasure.

1120 Main St, Hamburg, IA 51640

Whiskey Springs

Whiskey Springs is a beloved local spot that combines delicious dining with a welcoming bar atmosphere. Known for its flavorful menu featuring classic comfort food and creative dishes, it’s the perfect place to enjoy a great meal with family or friends. Pair your dinner with a cold beer, a handcrafted cocktail, or your favorite whiskey. With its rustic charm, friendly service, and lively atmosphere, Whiskey Springs is a must-visit for food, drinks, and a good time!

2474 Bluff Rd, Hamburg, IA 51640

Whether you’re interested in outdoor adventures, historical landmarks, bigger city attractions, or scenic drives, Hamburg offers easy access to a variety of attractions within an hour’s drive.

Waubonsie State Park (20 minutes)

Located just 15 miles from Hamburg, this park offers:

• Hiking and Biking: Trails with scenic overlooks of the Missouri River Valley.
• Camping: Both modern and primitive campgrounds.
• Wildlife Viewing: Great for birdwatching and spotting local wildlife.
• Picnicking: Picnic areas with beautiful views.

Indian Cave State Park, Nebraska (30 minutes)

Crossing into Nebraska, this state park is a wonderful place for:

• Hiking: 22 miles of trails through forested areas.
• Indian Cave: The park’s namesake cave, featuring prehistoric Native American petroglyphs.
• Camping and RV Sites: Perfect for overnight stays.
• Horseback Riding: Trails are open for equestrian use.
• Seasonal Events: Such as candlelight Halloween walks.

Nebraska City, Nebraska (45 minutes)

Nebraska City is a charming town filled with history and activities, including:

• Arbor Day Farm: Explore the birthplace of Arbor Day, with a treehouse, orchards, and nature trails.
• Arbor Lodge State Historical Park: The historic mansion of Arbor Day founder J. Sterling Morton.
• Kregel Windmill Factory Museum: Learn about the history of wind energy in this fascinating museum.
• AppleJack Festival (seasonal): A fall celebration with apple picking, parades, and other family activities.

Shenandoah, Iowa (40 minutes)

A bit north of Hamburg, Shenandoah offers:

• Shenandoah Historical Museum: Learn about the history of southwest Iowa.
• Everly Brothers Home: A tribute to the famous rock and roll duo born in Shenandoah.
• Wabash Trace Nature Trail: A great spot for hiking and biking, stretching over 60 miles through Iowa’s countryside.

Loess Hills Scenic Byway (30-45 minutes)

Take a scenic drive along the Loess Hills, known for their unique geological formations:

• Overlooks: Stop at scenic overlooks for panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
• Nature Walks: Numerous parks and trails are available for hiking.
• Photography: The stunning landscapes and rolling hills make for excellent photo opportunities.

Fremont County Historical Museum (20 minutes)

Located in Sidney, just 15 miles from Hamburg, this museum highlights local history and:

• Historic Artifacts: Learn about the history of Fremont County and the surrounding area.
• Sidney Rodeo History: The museum covers the history of the Sidney Rodeo, one of the oldest rodeos in the U.S.

Lewis and Clark Monument and Scenic Overlook (60 minutes)

This monument in Council Bluffs, Iowa, commemorates the famous Lewis and Clark expedition:

• Stunning Views: Overlook the Missouri River and get panoramic views of Omaha and the surrounding area.
• History: Learn about the Lewis and Clark journey through interpretive displays.

Missouri River Recreation Areas

There are several river access points near Hamburg where you can enjoy:

• Fishing: The Missouri River offers great fishing for catfish, bass, and more.
• Boating: If you have a boat, there are opportunities to explore the river.

Visit Brownville, Nebraska (30 minutes)

A charming river town with:

• Brownville Village Theatre: A historic theater offering plays and performances.
• Brownville Historical District: Explore art galleries, museums, and antique shops.
• Riverboat Cruises: Enjoy a scenic cruise along the Missouri River (seasonal).

EXPLORE DOWNTOWN OMAHA & Council Bluffs – 45-50 minutes

Charles Schwab Field (formerly TD Ameritrade Park)

The College World Series takes place at Charles Schwab Field in Omaha, Nebraska. Hamburg, Iowa, is about 60 miles away from Omaha, depending on the route you take, which translates to approximately 1  hour by car. The fastest route would likely be north on I-29.

1200 Mike Fahey St, Omaha, NE 68102 

The RiverFront – Downtown Omaha

Founded in 2018, The RiverFront combines three parks in the heart of downtown Omaha into one identity. After undergoing renovations, the three parks now connect, serving as a gathering space between the historic Old Market and vibrant north downtown Omaha. Enjoy the parks, restaurants, and shopping!

900 Farnam St #100, Omaha, NE 68102

Kiewit Luminarium

A place for all ages to explore science, art, and human perception. A place for your curious mind, the opportunity to explore, play, experiment, and learn. With more than 100 interactive exhibits and a kaleidoscope of engaging programs, you’ll want to visit again and again.

 345 Riverfront Drive Omaha, NE 68102

Harrah’s & Ameristar Casino’s Council Bluffs

 Ameristar Casino specializes in slots and video poker with over 1,500 machines. Catch a show in Stir Cove featuring national acts at Harrah’s or play the odds at the Craps tables. All offer plenty of ways to test your luck and play the night away. From slot machines and blackjack to entertainers and buffets, a full house of fun awaits at Omaha area casinos. 

2200 River Rd, Council Bluffs, IA 51501

One Harrah’s Blvd, Council Bluffs, IA 51501

Omaha Children’s Museum

Since its inception in 1976, Omaha Children’s Museum has been a special place where children can challenge themselves, discover how the world works, and learn through play. It is Omaha’s primary participatory museum and provides a variety of hands-on exhibits, workshops, programs, presentations, and special events that put children in touch with their ever-changing world. 

500 S 20th St, Omaha, NE 68102

Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium

The Omaha Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium is a world-class destination and a must-visit for animal lovers and adventure seekers alike. Renowned for its immersive exhibits, it’s home to the largest indoor rainforest in North America, a stunning desert dome, and an underwater tunnel that brings you face-to-face with marine life. Whether you’re exploring wildlife from around the globe or marveling at the zoo’s conservation efforts, it’s an unforgettable experience for all ages!

3701 S. 10th St.

Omaha, NE 68107