6.23.25 I have been going to this campground for years and no longer will. Today there was new…read morestaff at the office who were rude and took all the umbrellas away so no shade on a heat advisory day. Then My cooler and snacks were stolen from the pool area and they did nothing about it. I do not think this place is safe anymore. Disappointed and sad.

This is one of the cleanest, well-kept campgrounds I've ever been to. The showers and bathrooms…read morewere spotless and updated. The kids loved the pool and jump pillow! The playground is clean with new equipment and a Gaga Ball pit. There's lots of space to walk dogs. The vibe is casual and laid back. My mom stayed in a cabin and it was VERY nice. The RV sites are level and have large "backyards". There are activities (ice cream socials, kayaking/paddleboating, pool, jump pillow) to keep kids busy for days. Great place for everyone!

We returned to the Illiniwek again this year because we enjoyed the location, sites, and views…read more They only have electric and water, but no sewer. However, there is a dump station. Also, you can only stay two weeks per month. In September you can stay three weeks. We are in the area for the months of June and July. Even without a sewer hookup we'd stay the entire time, if there wasn't a time limit on it.

Staying here was my first camping experience since moving to the Quad Cities, and we had a great…read moretime! We camped with four adults and three preschool aged children and there was plenty for all of us to do. We stayed along the river at a tent site, and had plenty of space. The campgrounds were clean and quiet, and only $16 for the night. With little ones, it was especially great that there are clean, stocked restrooms. We really enjoyed being on the river at our site, but also the easy walk along the bike trail that connects to other parks. Overall, I highly recommend this site for easy, nearby camping.

This is by far the prettiest campground we stay at. No sewer or water but electric. It's a Army…read moreCore of Engineering campground. Very easy checkin. Pay online. Very nice place. Online you can see it sites and get the measurements. Most are very long backing.

Nice, small facility. Beautiful sites and very clean. Right on the river, so ambience was fantastic.read more

Park Terrace Campground was a terrific place for me to camp for the evening. Ideally for anyone…read morecamping...it doesn't get much better than this! I found Park Terrace Campground through my trusty phone app called Campendium. I arrived here on a whim in late afternoon over the summer. I headed straight towards the office and bought myself a campsite for the evening for only $16. That's a real good bargain especially because this Park Terrace Campground offered showers...and usually for those with a tent and ready to camp out...most sites don't have amenities like this unless you pay much more (I'd say in the range of $40 - $50 for the night) staying at RV sites. Also while I was in the office...they sold snacks and any extras you may need to make your stay as efficient as possible. Although I had a late lunch....they were selling fresh popcorn for $1 a bag. Sure...I love popcorn...why not get a bag to munch on. What a pleasant surprise this was. After reserving and paying for my campsite, they told me to just head over the tent campsite area and choose a spot. It was that simple. If I had to describe the surroundings here at Park Terrace...it actually much resembled an RV Site as the place was packed with campers and RV's. Almost every spot had a camper occupying it. And then in the back of the campground was the area for tents. What I very much appreciated about spending the night here was that the tent area had soft grass all around it. So...for those who know. That's very important. Sleeping in your tent on flat grass makes for much more of a comfortable sleep. Where as compared to most places....and especially in remote locations...I was sleeping on hard, dirt ground. The grass was a refreshing welcome! And there were picnic tables along every site, for those interested...you were allowed to barbecue with an electric grill or using charcoal. In the front of Park Terrace was a playground for the kids. The whole campsite was filled with families enjoying the outdoors. Once I set up my tent...I headed straight for the showers. Also, during this summer of 2020 during the pandemic...I was just grateful the showers were accessible. The bathrooms were clean and they had mirrors as well. For me it was a luxury being here with my tent. I was driving cross country around the USA and most of the campgrounds I frequented had no running water with only porter potties. Here at Park Terrace Campground of course there was cell phone reception. So in total...the accommodations were excellent for me. Had I not been on the go...or had there been something meaningful to do in the area...I certainly would have stayed here a 2nd night. Btw, this campground is located in Davenport, Iowa...right on the border with Illinois along Interstate 280. All restaurants, grocery stores or anything you may need were just a short drive away. Finally, the whole setting here at Park Terrace Campground was so relaxing and quiet. I had a wonderful night's sleep. For me this was a 5 star campground. I highly recommend staying here for anyone who's traveling and may need a simple, yet very accommodative place to stay.

Really like Buffalo. They have a beach right at the campground where you can swim and leave your…read moreboat. They have riverside spots and all sites have electricity and access to fill up water. There is a shower house and also outhouses around the park so you don't have to go clear up to the shower house. Buffalo is a great park. Check it out.

I had a terrible experience at this campground. In my 15 years of summer vacationing with my…read morefamily, I have never experienced a place like this. There is a very large group of "regulars" who stay there all summer long. They are not welcoming and downright rude to people visiting "their" camp ground. It leads to a hostile environment. Beware. Scott County has campgrounds in the area with a more family friendly inviting atmosphere.

it's a great place to relax, fish and camp. I've been a member for a couple years and plan on…read morestaying a member. especially at only 80 bucks a year. the events get better every year too!

Mixed feelings. Love this place to death, and the declaired mission of conservation. However…read more.... Its more of a social activity than the mission of conservation. Was on the board for about 3 months until I realized the board was not interested in preserving the club and keeping trespassers out. Have asked about posting more no trespassing signs, and was told quite angrily that we run on volunteers and if i want them so badly volunteer and do it myself. Im sorry I didnt know keeping trespassers out was that much of an imposition... Some of us work for a living and do not have the time to donate and belong to relax on our days off

Now I'm only 10, but I love camp shalom, first it's super fun but I only went to it I was in 2nd…read moregrade so some of this might not be there anymore, but from what I remember there was arts and craft. we made lanyards and other things and there was a rock wall to. We all would sleep in cabins and the bunk beds we slept in where really good so I hope this helped.

This place was not what I expected at all, but honestly that just added to my experience and made…read moreit funnier. Upon walking into my cabin, I started to die laughing because of how bare it was. I should mention that our door was extremely hard to open and we had to thrust ourselves upon it to open it. Needless to say, if there was a fire I don't think we would make it. Also, our windows were nailed shut, further decreasing our chances of survival. We turned on our heater because it was about 40° outside and began to smell something burning. However, we left for dinner and when we came back our cabin was still standing, so it should be safe. There is also a smoke alarm, so hopefully you'll hear it and try and get the door open before you die of smoke inhalation. Overall I enjoyed staying here because all of my basic needs were met and the cabin was laughibly bad. I would stay here again.

This place is very fun to bring the family.You can rent a kayak and much more.Maybe even come here…read morewith friends.Who knew to get a Bosch stick and pepperoni pizza would take 20 minutesThe water is too cold and they need to get a heater.The service isn't good at all.The concessions had 7 people in there but 5 of them were just sitting around.

Outstanding county park. Very well maintained. Safe. With a nice play area for the…read moregrandchildren. Perfect.

I was camping in Mississippi Palisade State Park for the weekend with my Girlfriend Lily. I had…read morecontacted Paul a few weeks prior to book a trip while we were there for the weekend. We met Paul at Albany, IL boat ramp where we began our 4-hour outing. He had a great bass boat with a trolling motor, depth finder/navigation, and power poles. He has fished in many tournaments and was well versed with his equipment. We caught dozens of crappie and a good number of catfish! A few bluegills and a bowfin as well. We kept a good number of the crappie and catfish which made for some great meals back at camp! Anyone unfamiliar with the area should give Paul a call!

From the owner: Professional Bass Fishing Guide…read more Captain Paul Malone grew up along the Mississippi River fishing his first tournament at age 15, he has been fishing tournaments ever since. Paul has a passion for fishing and loves to teach and get others involved in the sport. This lead him to earn his Captain's license, and is he is now guiding Lake Okeechobee (Dec/Jan), Sturgeon Bay - Door County area (May/June) and the Mississippi River-Pools 7-14 ( La Crosse, WI - Lansing, IA - Prairie Du Chien, WI -Savanna, IL). If you are looking for an adventure on the water catching trophy large mouth bass, small mouth bass, crappie and walleye, contact Cpt. Paul today! He is more than your average fishing guide. You wont be disappointed.

We stayed at a hotel across the way and so we stopped by after we checked out before driving back…read moretowards nor cal. We were very impressed! It was early in the day, and the staff let us just look around and it was really huge and clean and they had just a ton of options as far as a gym or sports complex goes. Really very cool and glad we stopped in.

We celebrated our grandson's seventh birthday here today. My daughter did not pre-schedule…read moreanything, but we were able to walk in on a Sunday and reserve a lane for four kids and two adults to play a round of bowling. I like that the technology is modern enough to bring the bumpers up when you vindicated that is needed for that child as well as they have assist to roll the ball down the lane. We did notice some inconsistencies with the scoring as the unit that would drop down to pick up the pens, wood in advertently knock them over so the scoring was a little off. On weekends, it is five dollars per person per game. Service was good, the food was meh as we just had pizza, and I found it quite greasy and already not agreeing with me. The beer was cold though, and a Michelob ultra draught was $4.50, which we find pretty reasonable compared to what we pay at home It is super loud in the arcade area and you need to get through that before you get back to the bowling alley, we found the sound levels in the bowling alley just fine. I'm not sure. I could spend an entire day here though, lol. There were a ton of people here Playing in Ball leagues and such. Pretty active place and it looks like they do pretty well.