Such an adorable house nestled in the rolling hills. Adjacent to woodlands and corn fields. Quite…read morewell landscaped and quite cozy. A very tranquil experience. A intimately homey atmosphere, inside and out! Delightful décor and comfortable bedrooms! It was pleasant watching the birds at the many feeders around the property. Breakfast was splendid. Adored the homemade muffins and farm fresh eggs.

We stayed here for four nights while we were visiting family in Clinton Iowa. TNT was happening in…read moreClinton so the downtown RV park was full. This is a nice peaceful spot about 30 minutes away. Most of the sites here seem to be long-term for the summer And our Park homes or RVs with permanent attachments. The pool was really nice and it seems many people were enjoying it. The weekend nights were busy, but everyone appeared to leave on Sunday night, so it was very quiet the last couple nights. Most of the short term sites just have power and electric, but there is a dump site up by the office. The laundry room had two washers and two dryers and worked great during our stay washing was $2.75 and drying was a dollar for 45 minutes. They do have rolls of quarters at the front office. I do have to say that the staff here were super kind and helpful whenever we needed anything. We weren't here most of the time during the day since we were visiting our grandkids, but it looks like the kids here we're having great fun, fishing in the pond, catching fish and turtles! If you have the ability to bring your bikes, I would definitely do that as you are right next to the great bike trail. You can ride right into Savannah or other places. It's a very extensive trail.

I am a little confused by the previous reviews. I work remote and the wifi was absolutely fine with…read moreno issues. Mickey has been amazing and very accommodating. We came with friends and we were on opposite ends of the campground, but Mickey knocked on our door and said we were free to move spots to be next to our friends. We even ran into him at a local bar and bought us a round. No complaints only compliments all the way around!!!

This is a beautiful home in a great location It had all the…read moreamenities and the hosts were absolutely wonderful. We really enjoyed our stay here

Craftsmanship Rebuilds an Extraordinary Corner Mansion…read more Beautiful, immaculate, and comfortable with a fascinating story, Fisher House Bed & Breakfast offers a lovely stay in Clinton, Iowa on a corner in walking distance of downtown shops, the amazing Seven Hills Brewery with wood-fired pizza, and the Mississippi River levee. Four traditionally furnished bedrooms (two queens, one king, and one king suite) have tasteful colors, lots of light, and crafted details. Each of the second floor bedrooms has an en suite bathroom with different combinations of tubs and/or showers. A huge bonus is a pleasant communal kitchen at the end of the wide hallway which has a small outside landing. We stayed in the Charles Baldwin Room with a lovely four-poster bed. Peggy reviews all breakfast choices for guests with an eye to any specific dietary needs and from continental to full breakfast has generous, delicious options. The welcoming entry opens to a main floor with a quiet living room, classic dining room, and enjoyable game/billiards room. This is not a remodel; this total rebuild was done with thoughtful planning and superb craftsmanship by the owners Dan and Peggy Fisher. Many aspects of the maple window trims, pocket doors, and wood flooring were custom made by Dan and his crew. The exterior is still in process. Wood was an important economic driver of Clinton, so the woodwork is a tribute to the town. We are already revising travel plans to revisit Fisher House. That says it all.

Beautiful, immaculately clean, PEACEFUL and COMFORTABLE - The first words that come to mind when I…read morethink of The Castle B&B in Sebula, IA. Sharon the proprietor was so nice and welcoming! The house is beautifully decorated, the bathrooms clean! And our bedroom (The King) was so comfortable! We enjoyed the views of the Mississippi River from our bedroom and spent a good many hours relaxing in the den reading and enjoying the pure silence! Although Sharon has many TVs in the house, the comfort and serenity was a welcomed time.. just what we wanted for a nice respite from our usual routine! We awoke this morning to the delicious smells rising from the kitchen below: bacon frying and coffee brewing!! It was a great way to wake up!! And there was freshly made fruit parfait, home made French toast with hot maple syrup! A mountain of bacon, orange juice, ice water and enough coffee to jump start me! The coffee was so delicious and the entire breakfast was so nice and enjoyable eating at the dining room table - the the views of the mighty Mississippi River flowing outside the front window!! Yes, it is winter and no we could sit outside to enjoy the views of the flowing river and souring Bald Eagles... but The Castle B&B in Sebula, IA was a real special treat to enjoy! And it was such a pleasure meeting the proprietor Sharon. It's clear she takes her role as representing the best of Iowa seriously!! She offered us many suggestions of shops to visit in neighboring Savanna, IL and also wineries in IA. Whether you've got a single night or a weekend please take my advice and spend it with The Castle B&B in Sebula, IA. Wishing her all success and we look forward to visiting again soon!!! Please check out my photos I've posted too!!

This place was great! And Sabula is located on an island, which was very cool indeed. We rented…read morethe King for two nights, great view of the river and the room was huge. It was unbelievably reasonable and was comparably priced or less than the chain motels in the area. The interior of the place was beautiful and the owner/hostess, Sharon, was a very warm and welcoming lady. I felt as if I had known her all of my life after the first few minutes we were there. When she said she could cook breakfast, she was not giving herself enough credit. Breakfast was at the top of the list followed by the extremely comfortable bed and view which tied for second place and the ginormous zinc bathtub - a truly luxurious bubble-bath experience. For breakfast, in addition to cakes and waffles, we had bacon, sausage, OJ, coffee and an amazing fruit parfait. There is a lot of great history to the building, you are just going to have to visit to find out more. The Iron Horse bike rally/concert events are very close as are some great bars, restaurants, antique stores, and outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, motorcycling, scenery, boating, and fishing. And if you like to gamble, there are some casinos just down the road. Go visit Sharon. I am sure you will have as great of a time as we did. and for all you gravelheads out there, the Castle is biker friendly!

This campground is located very close to where our kids and grandkids live so it's a very…read moreconvenient place to stay right in the heart of Clinton Iowa. It's right near the river but also near downtown so it's walkable. The lumber Kings play literally right next-door too. Plenty of restaurants and such here too. It is right next to a train track so you are forewarned. The cost is $22 per night for a site that has water and electric only but they do have a dump station. You are allowed to stay a maximum of two weeks and they keep very good track of this. You pay after you check in, there is an envelope where you can leave cash or a check or you can use a credit card for a 1.5% fee. The big issue here is they do not accept reservations, it is a first come first serve situation so you need to know what is going on in town. You need to understand the timelines around holidays as people will take advantage of exactly 2 weeks before the holiday nabbing their spot since the daily rate is so inexpensive and they'll just pay for that entire amount so that they can have a spot for the holiday They have excellent camp host, the current one is Dee, and she has been very gracious and helpful. Her husband is also an RV tech and helped us out with a leak repair. They will set up a text notification for everyone in the park and communicate rules and guidelines, such as fireworks are not allowed and such. There is a nice little playground for the kids as well as you are walking distance to the park up by the river. You are also walking distance to the Lumberkings baseball field so definitely check out what is happening as the Chicago snowballs were in town while we were here so we took the grandkids and it was a great time!

I've passed here a couple of times and thought it looked like more than I would expect. It was…read more It is very clean and a great bathroom stop too. There are racks of area brochures. A cute pond inside. There was a cool flight simulator, but either it wasn't working or I was the malfunction and couldn't figure it out. Nice stop for area information.

When you're traveling, a good source for information about the area in which you are traveling is…read morethe convention and visitors bureau. Over the years, I've run into some good some and some bad ones, this is a particularly good one. While most C&VB are loaded with local info, this one stands out for both having lots of good info but also for being a very new and attractive facility. The staff is knowledgeable and very friendly. Freeport is a very interesting area, there is a lot of history here beyond the famous Lincoln-Douglas Debate that was held here. The city also has its own carousel in Krape Park, which is identified here in the southwest corner of the showroom with a representative model and two carousel horses on display. The city of Lena, not far from Freeport, boasts a brick water tower, and a large model of the water tower is on display here. The C&VB is conveniently located on US 20, just east of town and just before the highway turns north to bypass the city. If you're westbound, you can quickly stop on your way into town. If you're eastbound, it's worth bypassing the city to visit here, then backtrack into town. Freeport has a lot to offer, the visitors bureau is a good place to learn about it all!

If you are a do-it-yourself kind of couple, the shabby chic type or just like the countryside, this…read moreis pretty much the ultimate wedding party venue. Lemme tell you why. First and foremost: the price. Think of what a venue that allows a 2-night stay for 10 people and hosts up to 150 would cost. Then divide that number in half. And then do it again. And possibly again. I am talking LESS THAN $1000. Total. Now factor in what you will save by having the freedom to bring in all of your own food and booze. It's cray cray. The house itself is gorgeous. Turn of the century, antique fixtures, new appliances. The grounds are very pretty and well kept. The owner, Jerry is very possibly the nicest and most accommodating guy on the planet. If you book here, please be kind to him. He's the best. It is a bit far if you're coming from the city (about 1.45 mins) but it's a nice little getaway and totally worth the mild inconvenience. Trust me, guys. This is the place.

Jen has taken family pictures and event pictures for us and they have turned out wonderful. She…read morehas some unique ideas to capture some memorable moments. Very affordable and versatile.