Like all COE parks, the sites are very spacious and level. There are water spigots strategically placed all over so you can usually refill your water with 50-75' of hose. The view of the Mississippi is excellent and there are benches provided so you may linger and watch. Twin dump stations on the way out minimize waits. Hosts were friendly and efficient. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a really pretty and quiet park. The lack of water and sewer hookups at the sites is a minor drawback. Water is available close by and they do have a dump station. The sites are widely spaced with concrete parking pads and gravel for the table and fire pit areas. There are nature trails for hiking. Park personnel are very friendly and eager to help. Golden Age Passport makes this a very inexpensive stay. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a quiet park located right on the Mississippi River. You are ~10 miles from town, and it is quite peaceful. Hosts are very friendly and helpful. Paid boat launch on site. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Wonderful spot to stay beside the Mississippi River and watch the barge traffic. Sites have 75' x 12' level concrete pads complete with gravel area beside for table, fire ring and tent use. Facilities were clean and the hosts were very informative. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a great park in the fall watching the Mississippi river and the colors change. It is a busy park and has a train that passes a few times during the day. The sites are great with plenty of room and easy to get into. The river sites are first come first serve. We stay here often to enjoy the river. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Shady Creek is a Corps of Engineers campground on the Mississippi near the city of Davenport, Iowa. It has boat access to the river and a large, grassy play area for the kids. In addition, it has several pieces of clean and well maintained playground equipment. At least one large shelter house is available as well, complete with picnic tables and a wonderful view of the river. Nearly all sites have a river view. Water is available near several of the sites, and can be reached with a 100 foot hose. There are two dump stations near the exit. We try to return there at least a couple of times each summer. Quite and well patrolled by Park Rangers. We camped here in a Motorhome.