We stayed here twice this summer. It was pretty full both times. The sites are very narrow, so that if your neighbor has his awning open, it might touch your RV! But they did accommodate our big rig and trailer in a pull-through. The pool is nice, and they have a nice play area for kids. The park is convenient to I-80, and really is not noisy. We would stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a great overnight park. There is nothing fancy about this place, but it's clean, the owners are great, it's close to local shopping and a casino, and they have a VERY large field they let our dogs romp around in. As previously mentioned, they have a huge DVD/VCR collection. It's free; all you need to remember is you site number. We didn't hear any highway noise. It was a restful night sleep. We would definitely stay here again We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a nice park. We needed some work done on our motorhome so are spending two weeks here. The super deluxe sites are very wide and could accommodate our big rig and toad nicely. Each site has a concrete patio, picnic table and large grassy area. The staff are very friendly and helpful. It is nearby to all sorts of shopping so is a good time for long vacationers to stock up on "stuff." Lots of trees and not much noise from I-80 although it is only about 1/4 mile away. If you are staying only one night, there are skinny sites in the front of the park. But almost all of the sites are large. We would surely return here if in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a good "one night stand" park. You need to call ahead or get here early if you want 50 amp service. The sites are small. We couldn't get our basement door to the sewer compartment open all the way because of the water hook-up being up so far above the ground and the site being so small. Our slide out is out to the edge of the neighbors picnic table. The lady in the office was very helpful and friendly. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here two nights. It is located conveniently off I-80 with quick access to I-74, downtown Moline, Flying J and Machine Shed . It has good crushed stone interior roads and well marked camp sites each with a light by the utility hookups. It also has free Wi-Fi with a very strong signal which is very important to us. A regular antenna brought in several local stations. They had the biggest selection of DVD and tapes I have ever seen. The clothes washers were $2.00 a load, but the clothes dryers were free. The restrooms and bath house were clean. I thought the price was a little steep ($36/night) but the free dryers made up for it. You hear some road noise from I-74. The hired help at the camp was very friendly. I would stay in this park again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Easy access on and off the interstate. Clean, well managed. Good stopover park. A bit pricey for what you get but fine for a night or two. Truck stops located nearby for easy fueling. Will stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Check in was very fast and easy. We were overnighting here in our first ever TT and did not have the correct sewer connector. The camp store was very poorly stocked, forcing me back down the road to my dealer to get one. Park appeared to be clean, but you can hear the truck traffic on I-80 all night long!! We would stay here again just as an over night destination. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I agree with the previous posters. Friendly, clean campground. Level pull through lots; some shared hookups. The pool probably closed on Labor Day...it was looking a little green when we were here. There is a playground for kids. I felt it was a tad on the high side for only 30 amps and no cable but it's proximity to I-80, it's large, easy-to-access sites, and it's exceptionally clean bathrooms and laundry made the price a little more tolerable. There wasn't much in the store when we were there because a large RV rally had just been there and they hadn't had time to restock. Proximity to riverboat casinos is an added plus. We would definitely stay here again if we were in the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Sites are close together, but adequate for an overnight stay. Very long pull throughs - probably were designed as doubles. Wifi was OK in the afternoon but too busy to work in the morning. Satellite sites are available. Easy in and out. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We found the staff to be very helpful -- led us to our site. Did not have to unhook tow car. Site was narrow so we only got slides out on one side -- okay for a one-night stay. We would return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Ditto what at least one other reviewer reported. Easy off & on the freeway; Flying J Travel/Truck stop at same intersection. Office was closed when we arrived, but we read notes pointing out available sites that were in working order. We chose a FHU 50A pull-thru, registered the next day, picked out a free movie to borrow, got directions to town, and accepted recommendations for dining (do NOT miss "The Machine Shed" restaurant). Spouse got satellite signal, & I used our Verizon Broadband for Internet access. Park Wi-Fi was free (get User ID & password from Front Desk). Not a bad RV Park - would probably return if in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a convenient park located just a block from the Flying J fuel station. It has full hook ups with long pull throughs on hard sand. The lots are a little close but not bad, particularly for an overnighter. There is no view at all, just warehouses or small businesses. The folks that run it are nice and congenial. There is a store that is open until 6:00 pm. You get one free movie rental with the rental of a site. The entry way coming into the campground needs to be repaired; you will drag your hitch when entering the main road. Navigation is well thought out otherwise and is an easy in and out. Camping fee is a little stiff for just an overnight stay. The park is open all year around. Would use it again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We arrived here about 10 in the morning after fleeing Amana Colonies because of heavy rain. No problem with early check-in and no extra charge. Sites are fairly long but not real wide so it's snug with slides. Well kept grass, patios and tables. We will use this campground again when in the area. A Freightliner Oasis dealer is across the freeway which is why we came to the area. Needed routine service. Also a Flying J at this exit. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Good camping, very helpful, and clean. Playground needs up dating. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice clean park with easy access from the freeway (I-90) without the freeway noise. Sites are pretty close, but not uncomfortable. It's okay for a short stay. Staff was helpful. Sites (gravel) were easy to get into and out of. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We had a large back in site on the west side of the park. The gravel pads are well maintained, room to park tow vehicle. Concrete patio with picnic table, very comfortable. Electric power is low at 106 volts, having to use Auto-former for 30 amps in hot weather of 93 degrees. Found the facilities staff to be friendly and helpful. Grounds are well maintained. Interstate 80 is less than a mile away on the south side and noisy. There is a Flying J, at the parks' exit from the Interstate. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I stayed here for one night in winter (off-season), arriving on a Friday. Roads were all snow-covered, which made locating the roads and sites somewhat difficult. The office was only open 1 hour a day, Monday to Thursday plus Saturday. The office door was smattered with hand-written notes (mostly "rules"). I was not carrying water, so I expected to use the showers and bathrooms at the park. Unfortunately, they were all locked (surprisingly, there was no note stuck to the door explaining why). The next morning I went to pay and asked about the showers and toilets. The lady barked that they were remodeling. When I politely suggested that $30 seemed quite high for no showers, bathrooms or WiFi, she scowled and said, "well, when are we supposed to do it!" They are listed as a Passport America park, but one of the many notes on the door says that they no longer honor Passport America or any other discount cards. Overall, this is an overpriced park for the unfriendly staff and very limited services. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We got to the campground after dark when it is almost impossible to see what you are supposed to do outside the office. During the off-season (after Labor Day), the office is open only from noon to 6 pm. If you have the cash to pay for your site, you put it in an envelope and then try to jam it into this tiny slot that is already full of other envelopes. We had to use a screwdriver to get our envelope in. Thank goodness we had cash, otherwise we'd have had to wait until noon to pay. This is not a very camper-friendly place. The map has a huge list of "don'ts". The park is very close to I-80 and is therefore a little noisy. I've made a note to avoid it in the future if possible. However, it seems to be just about the only game in town. I certainly wouldn't recommend planning to stay there more than one night. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This RV park is easy to get to, sites are long and wide, easy to maneuver in a big rig. The only real "problem" I see is no cable and no wifi. Otherwise, very nice. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice for overnight stop. Level, easily accessible sites. Sites a bit too close with no shade for my taste for any longer stay, but restrooms were very clean, store not stocked particularly well, but you are close to other shopping here. Easy on and off the interstate. Again, a good overnight stop. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Decent park - next to a big truck stop and truck facilities - so there's lots of truck noice. They are no stranger to RULES here. Check in list is full of them. No WIFI. A nice place to stay should you ever been unfortunate enough to find yourself in Davenport, IA. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here on the way to Yellowstone. A fine campground for an overnight or as a base camp to go out and visit the sites. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice clean park. Friendly people We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Level, but narrow sites. Convenient to I-80. Good voltage & water pressure. Campground is clean and well maintained. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The place was right off the Interstate. We spent three nights there. Went to "Field of Dreams" 85 miles away (in toad). One of the few RV parks that will let you wash your RV ($5). Don't forget to eat at "The Shed" across the Interstate. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Decent park for an overnight stay - just off the interstate so it gets road noise but the place was clean, the people friendly, and it's within walking distance of a great water park (big plus for the kids!). The sites are very narrow and there's not much privacy but for an overnight or as a home base for local activities it's fine. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Great stopover RV park, as that's what most were doing when we stayed there, although we stayed two nights. There is some road noise, but inside with a fan running we didn't notice it. Nice folks and a clean park. We have a 40' MH, and there were larger units there, including a Cabela's (the store) Prevost pulling a large trailer, so your big rig will fit fine ... easy in, easy out. Very nice pool. We will stay there again when we visit friends. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The overall facilities are adequate, but the noise from Interstate 80, and the nearby truck stop don't make for a very good night's sleep. We stayed for a month, to visit with relatives. Cindy, the owner told us at check-in that we could not have a phone put in until we had been there 30 days. Having business to attend to, I used their modem hookup briefly each day until she then informed me that was not allowed. Questioning her about having a phone installed again, she reneged on her original statement about the time requirement, saying that the phone company would charge for 30 days of service, no matter how short the duration of my phone service. My call to the phone company proved all of this to be false, of course, and a phone line was connected promptly. The water pressure was "very low", and some days very brown and rusty. We wouldn't drink it. Complaints about this fell on deaf ears. It rained a lot, so the grass got quite tall between cuttings. It seemed they went out of their way to spray grass on the patio and side of the motorhome from the lawn mower every 4 or 5 days. Quite a mess each time. The worst is when we notified her a few days before check out, and asked about having our mail forwarded. She said to take it up with the post office. We went to the post office, and filled out change of address cards. The post office returned the cards to her. Mail is not delivered to each individual space or box, therefore, the park is responsible for mail forwarding. Other employees of the park told us that mail is forwarded every day for other past residents, but she refused to forward ours. Once again, we contacted the post office, who gave the impression they have had this problem before, but won't force the issue, as there are no postal regulations to enforce in these circumstances. Now, we have discovered that she has been marking our mail "return to sender". This has caused our bills to be late, impacted our credit, and we still have not discovered where some of our incoming checks have gone. So beware fellow campers. Your mail will only be forwarded if the campground wants to do it. We did absolutely nothing to provoke this, and have no idea why we were singled out for this abuse. The whole situation just screams of discrimination in our book, especially since we just happen to be two men. We are looking into it. We have traveled the country for 6 years, and have never been treated like this anywhere. We camped here in a camper.

Decent park with long pull thrus handling 40' 5th with toter. Grassy with level gravel sites, decent laundry. Quiet park belies its name. Sites up front are nicest. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice clean park, easy access to Interstate 80 We camped here in a camper.

Ownership changed the week we were there and new owners are typically gung ho about improvements. Not a bad choice for a stop over. We camped here in a camper.

This location is very handy for visiting the Quad City area. Sites are relatively level and mostly shaded. The campground was very quiet at night. Our only complaint was that the WiFi was rather weak and spotty. This is a Passport America park and is a bargain at $10 a night. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Conveniently located off 280. Very clean, quite and comfortable after a long day on the road. If you are looking for a park that is very quiet - this is it. Passport America rate $10. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very clean, nice full hook up sites. Restrooms very clean and showers were great. They do lock the gates at night, so that was a bit of a pain. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This park was very clean, quiet, and gorgeous. Most sites have plenty of shade and are surrounded by grass. It was rainy when we visited, so the area was a little muddy, but not too bad. The staff was friendly and the area was very quiet at night. Easy access to the freeway. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Every year we stop at this park for a week during our cross country migration. A clean, aesthetically pleasing and quiet park, it is designed with a lot of space between the level sites. In the Park Terrace section, some of the back-in spaces are in a forest-like setting with gravel pads and some are in a grassed area with concrete pads that is roof-top internet satellite dish friendly. All have fire-rings and picnic tables. Water and sewer are shut off from mid/late October until spring. When arriving you go and pick out your space, set up and then go to the office to register. Park is packed full on weekends and reservations are not accepted. We are full-time RVers and lived here for a week. We will return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We had a very nice corner lot. The campground was completely full for the weekend, yet was quiet at night. My family and I had a very enjoyable time here. Lots of room between campers. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a nice campground with two different areas. Reservations are not accepted and at times it can be full. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We have stayed at this park every time in the area. Just love it's nice quiet location. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great family campground. Would be a 10 if it had 50 amp power. No reservations. Crowded on weekends. Worth the 4 miles off I-80 for an overnight stop. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Lovely park with spacious grassy areas between sites. Two campgrounds, Summit and Park Terrace areas. Summit is w/e only with pull thrus. Park Terrace has back in sites with FHU's and a new section that has asphalt paved sites and concrete picnic pads and fire rings. Several Lakes, hiking trails, swimming, paddle boats, fishing, canoeing, just about every fun thing you can think of outside without a motor. No reservations, first come, first serve. To get the best site come Sun-Thurs. Open all year. 2 week limit. We had mechanical problems with our engine and the ranger allowed us to stay an additional week. Very nice folks. The Quad City area also had extensive paved road bike trails between Iowa and Illinois. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is just off I80 and I280 but far enough away to be quiet. Easy access for big rig. Large sites and good 30 amp power. Some sites paved. No access to modem is only problem. Important to us but not all. Clean, level and quiet.Will come back again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was a wonderful county park. Additional discount for seniors. Lots of grass, large sites, lots of trees. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.