Outdoor adventures await across the cornfields of Iowa, whether you’re looking to explore the caves of the Maquoketa Caves State Park, hike the Devil’s Backbone in Backbone State Park, or swim, fish, and paddle the lakes around Spirit Lake. Opting for a cabin rental means you can camp at any time of year—choose an air-conditioned cabin when temperatures heat up in summer or cozy up in a heated lodge during the winter months. Some of Iowa’s best cabins can be found in its state parks, at least half of which have cabins for rent. Hike the state’s highest peak and sleep in an off-grid cabin in Backbone State Park, book one of the modern family cabins at Lake of Three Fires State Park, or get cozy in a rustic log cabin at Honey Creek State Park.