Strawberry Point located four miles north of Backbone State Park, received its name from the many wild strawberries once found in the area. Celebrating the town's unique name, citizens mounted a symbolic srawberry "billed as the world's largest" at the site of city hall. The annual Strawberry Days celebration takes place the second weekend in June with a parade, carnival rides, games and more. Free strawberries and ice cream are served Sunday afternoon.

Come experience the natural beauty and inherent fun found in Clayton County, Iowa! Spend the weekend exploring hidden historic treasures, fishing in a coldwater trout stream, hiking through a state park or national monument, driving along the scenic Mississippi River or perusing numerous antique and specialty shops. With such a vast array of activities to entertain, you are sure to find fun for everyone in Clayton County!

Rolling hills, valleys, limestone bluffs, streams, rivers and timber have cultivated our landscape into a paradise for nature enthusiasts and sportsmen alike. This scenic environment is home to a variety of wild game and fish. Parks, museums and various historic settlements throughout Clayton County preserve the history of the area. This county plays host to ancient burial gournds, pioneer settlements, and impressive limestone structures and bridges. Plan your next weekend get-away to Clayton County to relax, enjoy and experience the beauty of all we have to offer!