Smithland, Iowa

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Smithland Artist Location

Front view of Buffalo Joe's Roadhouse, a rustic building with a metal roof, wooden exterior, neon signs, vending machines, picnic tables outside, and a motorcycle parked to the right.

Buffalo Joe’s Roadhouse

100 Broadway Street, Smithland, IA

Featured Artist:

Marc Steben - Steampunk Metal Art

Empty bar and dining area with black chairs, bar stools, and pendant lighting, featuring a bar counter with liquor bottles and a TV in a casual restaurant Buffalo Joe's Roadhouse.

Smithland Eats

Buffalo Joe’s Roadhouse

100 Broadway Street, Smithland, IA

Tues-Thu 11-8 Fri-Sat 9-9

For this event - Sat 10-9 Sun 10-8

Known for a fun, laid back dining experience and a creative menu made with the freshest local ingredients available. Featuring BBQ, Wraps, Salads, Wings and so much more! Check out our artist, stop in for lunch or end your tour with an amazing dinner!

Close-up of a hamburger with lettuce, tomato, cheese, and a beef patty in a bun, with crinkle-cut fries on a wooden surface.

Smithland ATM

A vintage American gas station with a large canopy featuring red, white, and blue stripes, two fuel pumps, a red pickup truck, and a small building in the background.

Smithland Country Store

209 Main St E, Smithland, IA

712-889-2233

ATM, prepared food and snacks

Welcome sign for Smithland, the oldest city in Woodbury County, referencing the first school house.

Smithland Iowa

Population: 184

Oldest town and settlement in Woodbury County incorporated in the late 1850’s.

Smithland City Hall is located at:

110 W Jackson St, Smithland, IA

712-889-2220

smithlnd@wiatel.net

Sign reading 'Southwood Conservation Area, Woodbury County Conservation Board' with a flower bed at the base.
A small log cabin with a green metal roof, black door, and white-framed windows. An American flag on a flagpole is to the left, with well-manicured bushes and a lawn in front. There are trees and a cloudy sky in the background.
Red brick building with a white sign reading 'City Hall 1925' at the top. Below are a window with vertical blinds and a door with a panel, both on the brick facade.

Smithland Log Cabin Museum

221 Hickory St, Smithland, IA

712-889-2370

Authentic 19th century log cabin with period furnishings, household items, tools, historical displays and more!

Southwood Conservation Area

Located one mile southwest of Smithland the Southwood Conservation Area includes Loess Hills’ grassland and timber areas. Activities include a self-guided nature trail, fishing, hiking and more! They also have camping, RV sites and cabins. Grab lunch at a local restaurant and have a picnic, take a hike or follow the nature trail to experience more of the beauty of the Loess Hills!

Vintage antique shop with a wooden cabinet, a table with a red-checked tablecloth, a mannequin with a polka-dot dress, framed pictures, and various signs on the walls.
Five people kayaking on a calm river surrounded by dense green trees on a bright, sunny day.