Explore the links between Iowa’s prairies, wetlands, the rocks beneath your feet, and agriculture. A native garden and a working bee hive allow visitors to see pollinators at work. Exhibits help visitors learn about Iowa’s ecosystems and understand how Iowa’s early communities, such as Hurstville, developed around Iowa’s natural resources that were available and were a focal point for farm families.
Hurstville Interpretive Center
Location
18670 63rd St
Maquoketa, IA 52060
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Contact
Phone: 563-652-3783
Fax: 563-652-2191
conservation@jacksoncounty.iowa.gov
Hours:
Year-round, Mon-Fri 9-4. Weekends Apr-Oct, 12-5 & Nov 12-4
Admission:
Free.
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Handicap Accessible
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Gift Shop
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We have snowshoes! Free for visitors to use on site; 4" of snow required.
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