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Displaying 1 through 3 of 3 Timeshare Resorts in Iowa |
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Clover Ridge
Panora, Iowa |
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Clover Ridge is located in a region of hills, valleys, and unspoiled woodlands. In the center of it all is 1,500-acre Lake Panorama, every bit as scenic as its name implies. The showpiece of the resort is the 18-hole golf course. Two outdoor tennis courts and an outdoor swimming pool round out the recreational facilities. Only four blocks away is Lake Panorama, where you can enjoy a... |
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Sunrise Cove at Village West
Spirit Lake, Iowa |
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Sunrise Cove at Village West is surrounded by a four-season vacation adventureland. In the summer, your day might include lounging on sandy beaches, shopping, antiques, hunting, enjoyng an amusement park, or spending the day on local lakes. Boating, fishing, and other water sports abound on the blue waters of Lake Okoboji. Fall and spring activities in the area include golf, tennis, and... |
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West Oaks
Arnolds Park, Iowa |
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West Oaks invites you to enjoy luxurious living on West Lake Okoboji, the deepest, most popular lake in a chain of 5 spring fed, glacial lakes. In the summer, there are unlimited recreational opportunities right outside your door. Guests in the off-lake units enjoy bedroom Jacuzzis, while those on the lake can step onto a patio overlooking the water. At the resort enjoy the two outdoor... |
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Iowa embodies the true hard working culture the Midwestern United States has become known for over the years, although not as large as some of the other states it still produces around one tenth of the countries food supply. Iowa first become property of the US in 1803 as part of the Louisiana purchase and was inducted into statehood in 1846 and has been thriving ever since. If you like to visit rural locations and achieve the since of old farm stability and honest hard work Iowa would be the ideal state for you and your family to visit, the population is sparsely spread through out the different regions with a few larger cities which include Aimes, Cedar Falls, Cedar Rapids, Des Moines, Iowa City, and Sioux City. Some of the more popular attractions in this state include Amana Colonies, Effigy Mounds National Monument, and the Lewis and Clark Historic Trail. Amana colonies is one a unique location in the Midwest for the reason their culture and ways of doing things have hardly changed over the past 150 years, for a glimpse into the past visiting one of these seven villages is a must. One can also experience a taste of the wine culture at anyone of the Iowa vineyards, before prohibition in the early 1920s Iowa had a thriving wine industry which is now making a come back in a big way. Each on of the vineyards produces their own wine which has a unique flavor, an interesting journey for any wine lover.
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