Littlefield Recreation Area

05/28/2026

We have some availability for cabins this weekend. Call the park at 712-268-2762 for more information

12/23/2025

The on-line reservation system for reserving the cabins at Littlefield Recreation Area is now ready. The cabins will be available to rent from April 1st until November 30th. The reservations must be made thru mycountyparks.com.

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07/13/2025

Littlefield Park has 6 smaller cabins that sleep 7 people and rents for $125 per night. Two of the cabins are pet friendly and cost an additional $25 per night with pets. All the cabins have full handicapped accessible bathrooms with showers. You can call the park at 712-268-2762 to make reservations.

07/13/2025

Photographs of the loft cabin that sleeps 10 people and rents for $250 per night. You can call the park at 712-268 2762 to make reservations.

04/11/2025

11/17/2024

A photo from today's open house, which was well attended

11/15/2024

Some pictures from the larger, loft cabin

11/15/2024

Some pictures from the smaller cabins

11/15/2024

The campgrounds are closed for the season and all bathrooms are winterized and locked

02/08/2024

NEW PLAYGROUND AT LITTLEFIELD

The Audubon County Conservation Board constructed a new playground at Littlefield Rec Area last fall. Conservation staff assembled three large play structures in the beach shelter area. The project got started nearly three years ago when we were approached by members of the 100 Women Who Care of Audubon County when they inquired about adding new playground equipment to the park. The 100 Women Who Care made a donation to the project and the conservation board matched it with camping revenue. Four separate grants were received from the Omaha Community Foundation thru the Audubon Community foundation totaling $50,000. The Schildberg Foundation made a contribution to the project. The last Piece of the project came with a Grant in the amount of $30,000 from the Iowa West Foundation for this project. The conservation board secured a total of $100,000 to purchase playground equipment. The original plan was to purchase one very large playground unit. The conservation board was able to purchase three large playground units that were on sale for half price from two different companies. The grants were written to build a playground complex. All three of the units were assembled in the playground area close to the beach shelter. This is the reason why all three units are located in the same area. The conservation board had to follow the guidelines of the grants, so this is the reason they are all located in the same area. Bring your kids out to the park and let them enjoy the new playground.