Whether you’re a fan of fishing, sightseeing, hiking, or relaxing on the water, the Okoboji lakes are a vacation destination that will leave you craving more. The area’s history is shaped by the presence of Native Americans throughout history, and their influence can still be seen today.
The Okoboji lakes are in northwest Iowa and comprise a group of lakes known as the Iowa Great Lakes. West Okoboji Lake is the deepest in Iowa, making it a popular travel spot for watersports and fishing, while nearby Spirit Lakes holds the title for the state’s largest lake.
Our lake art of the Okoboji Lakes makes up the region known as the Iowa Great Lakes. The area, known locally as Okoboji, is a popular tourist destination year-round and features many bluegills, yellow perch, and walleye, making it a great fishing spot. Each wood lake map begins with a bathymetric chart and includes hand-stained high-quality birch, engraved points of interest, and precise depth measurements that create the visual dimension our topographical maps are known for. The solid wood frame and protective acrylic layer make this piece stand out no matter where you hang it.
Display your love of Okoboji with this beautiful lake art.
Points of Interest on Okoboji Lake Map: Arnolds Park, Center Lake, Diamond Lake, East Okoboji Lake, Grovers Lake, Little Spirit Lake, Orleans, Spirit Lake, Wahpeton, and West Okoboji
