Nodaway Valley Conservation Area Access provides fishing and paddling opportunities on a 4-mile stretch of the Nodaway River flowing through restored wetland habitat in the Nodaway River floodplain.

The area offers primitive camping (limited to 14 consecutive days), a half-acre pond for fishing, and boat launching/landing access available 24 hours when authorized.

Peak waterfowl viewing occurs mid-November and mid-March, making it ideal for nature observation alongside recreational fishing and paddling.