Kindlespire Complex
Located 1 mile east of the town of Cornell on 485th St.
Kindlespire Complex is a 310 acre wildlife area located along the Little Sioux River. The park features a boat ramp, pit toilets, picnicking, hiking trails, river fishing and hunting using non-toxic shot. Deer, turkey, squirrel and mushroom hunting can be experienced at this property.
Burr Oak Cemetery Addition
Located in southern Clay county Intersection 250th Ave & 500th Street.
40 acres of hardwood timber. This area includes a historical pioneer era cemetery. Great area to take hikes and do some bird watching. This area is open to all types of hunting using non-toxic shot. Deer, turkey, squirrel and mushroom hunting can be experienced at this property.
Burr Addition
Located in southern Clay county 2 miles east of the town of Cornell and 1 south.
151 acre wildlife area with open prairie and oak trees. Great area to take hikes and do some bird watching. This area is open to all types of hunting using a non-toxic shot. Deer, turkey, squirrel and mushroom hunting can be experienced at this property.
Nelson / Reng Addition
Located in southern Clay county 2 miles east of the town of Cornell and 1/2 mile south.
77 acre wildlife area with oak savannah. Great area to take hikes and do some bird watching. This area is open to all types of hunting using a non-toxic shot. Deer, turkey, squirrel and mushroom hunting can be experienced at this property.
Nelson Addition
Located in southern Clay county 1 mile east of the town of Cornell on 490th.
40 acre wildlife area with open prairie and oak trees. Great area to take hikes and do some bird watching. This area is open to all types of hunting using a non-toxic shot. Deer, turkey, squirrel and mushroom hunting can be experienced at this property.
Ralph Addition
Located in southern Clay county 2 1/2 miles east of HWY 71 on 480th street.
127 acre wildlife area with open prairie and river bottom-land. Great area to take hikes and do some bird watching. This area is open to all types of hunting using a non-toxic shot and river fishing. Pheasant, deer, turkey, squirrel and mushroom hunting can be experienced at this property.
Heissel Addition
This new 344-acre public recreational area includes habitat diversity, native prairie plant ecology, high-quality wildlife populations, and watershed protection opportunities along the Little Sioux River. It is the Clay County Conservation Board’s honor to name this property after their former Director, Mr. Dan Heissel. Mr. Heissel served Clay County Conservation for 15 years and is currently serving the IACCB system in Sioux City, Iowa as the Director of the Woodbury County Conservation Board.
Non-toxic shot hunting of waterfowl, deer, pheasant, and squirrel, mushroom hunting and abundant bird-watching and hiking are available in this area.