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April 28, 2007
Red Cedar Chamber Music Performs
7 pm at the Clermont Opera Housel. DetailsApril 29, 2007
Organ Recital
2:30 PM at Union Sunday School. DetailsMay 1, 2007
Montauk open for school tours and groups by appointment
May 26, 2007
Montauk opens for the 2007 season.
Hours noon to 4 PM. Details
The historic brick buildings and the natural beauty that surround Clermont, Iowa make it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts and history lovers alike. Each year, Heritage Farm Park, located at the east end of Clermont, sponsors a Civil War re-enactment complete with a living history encampment. On the west end of town is the Turkey River, a prime spot for canoeing and viewing the natural beauty of the land. The Fayette County Trail and the Clermont Bike Trail also offer scenic paths through the rolling hills and wooded land. For more information on Clermont attractions, click on the links below.
Thunder In The Hills, A Civil War Reenactment and Living History Camp returns to Heritage Farm Park June 16th, 17th and 18th. Watch history come alive as two battles are reenacted. Click here to learn more...
Nature ethusiasts have been raving about the Fayette County Trail ever since it opened in 2003. Native flowers and wild grasses rise alongside the trail as oak trees tower overhead. Click here to learn more...
The Jensen Trail is less than a 15 minute drive from Clermont at Echo Valley State Park. It features two trout streams, picnic areas, wildflower displays, three bridges and several historical structures. Click here to learn more...
The Turkey River has been a tourist favorite for generations. There’s good fishing and a canoe launch right in town. Clermont is at roughly the halfway point of the river’s 120 mile path to the Mississippi. Click here to learn more...
The Burkard Riegel Blacksmith Shop is on the National Register of Historic Places. The shop was in operation until the early 1980s, at which point the Iowa State Historical Society began its preservation. Click here to learn more...
Heritage Farm Park is a recreational and educational facility celebrates and preserves Northeast Iowa’s rural agricultural and cultural heritage. It’s located right on the edge of town on Hwy 18. Click here to learn more...
Bring your tent or your Rv and enjoy the lake, the barn and wagon rides. There’s also fishing, paddle boats, canoe rental, horseshoes, laundry, water and electric hookups, a non-denominational chapel, and more... Click here to learn more...
Montauk was the home of William Larrabee, Iowa’s 12th governor. The well house, laundry, creamery, ice house, workshop and barn have all been preserved. Plus,all of the original furnishings from 1874 remain in place. Click here to learn more...
Clermont lies in an area ideal for deer, turkey, and pheasant hunting. In addition to several Public Wildlife Management areas nearby, there is also a pheasant hunting game park just outside of town. Click here to learn more...
Civil War Reenactment
Thunder In The Hills, A Civil War Reenactment and Living History Camp returns to Heritage Farm Park June 16th, 17th and 18th. Watch history come alive as two battles are reenacted. Click here to learn more...Fayette County Trail
Nature ethusiasts have been raving about the Fayette County Trail ever since it opened in 2003. Native flowers and wild grasses rise alongside the trail as oak trees tower overhead. Click here to learn more...
Jensen Trail
The Jensen Trail is less than a 15 minute drive from Clermont at Echo Valley State Park. It features two trout streams, picnic areas, wildflower displays, three bridges and several historical structures. Click here to learn more...
Turkey River
The Turkey River has been a tourist favorite for generations. There’s good fishing and a canoe launch right in town. Clermont is at roughly the halfway point of the river’s 120 mile path to the Mississippi. Click here to learn more...
Village Blacksmith
The Burkard Riegel Blacksmith Shop is on the National Register of Historic Places. The shop was in operation until the early 1980s, at which point the Iowa State Historical Society began its preservation. Click here to learn more...
Heritage Farm Park
Heritage Farm Park is a recreational and educational facility celebrates and preserves Northeast Iowa’s rural agricultural and cultural heritage. It’s located right on the edge of town on Hwy 18. Click here to learn more...
Skip-A-Way Campground & RV Resorte
Bring your tent or your Rv and enjoy the lake, the barn and wagon rides. There’s also fishing, paddle boats, canoe rental, horseshoes, laundry, water and electric hookups, a non-denominational chapel, and more... Click here to learn more...
Montauk
Montauk was the home of William Larrabee, Iowa’s 12th governor. The well house, laundry, creamery, ice house, workshop and barn have all been preserved. Plus,all of the original furnishings from 1874 remain in place. Click here to learn more...
Hunting Fun
Clermont lies in an area ideal for deer, turkey, and pheasant hunting. In addition to several Public Wildlife Management areas nearby, there is also a pheasant hunting game park just outside of town. Click here to learn more...