Davenport grabs the Mississippi River's edge in the Quad Cities, birthplace of Bix Beiderbecke jazz and home to paddlewheel riverboats. Park your RV at one of eight local spots to chase live music at the Adler Theatre, swing bats with the River Bandits at Modern Woodmen Park, or hike Scott County Park trails. Camp here to blend urban buzz with river wilds, all steps from your site.
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Davenport pulses along the Mississippi with its Figge Art Museum showcasing American masterpieces and German Expressionists. Cross the Centennial Bridge for Rock Island views, bike the riverfront levee past Rhythm City Casino, or wander the Village of East Davenport's brick streets lined with antique shops and microbreweries. Summer brings the Bix Beiderbecke Memorial Jazz Festival, filling Adler Theatre with brass and swing.
Eight RV parks anchor your Quad Cities adventure. Interstate RV Park delivers WiFi, showers, 50-amp hookups, and a dump station from $42 nightly for tech-savvy road warriors. West Lake Park's Park Terrace Campground suits groups and pet owners with showers, dump station, and sites at $27 to $29, while Summit Campground slashes prices to $24 for budget backpackers. Scott County Park offers wooded seclusion twelve miles south on U.S. 61.
Davenport anchors the Quad Cities as a Mississippi River hub for jazz, art, and baseball. The Figge Art Museum displays world-class collections, while the Bix Beiderbecke Festival swings every summer. Adler Theatre hosts concerts, and Modern Woodmen Park cheers River Bandits games amid river breezes.
Eight RV parks dot the Davenport area, including Interstate RV Park, Scott County Park, and three at West Lake Park. Interstate sits off I-80 with WiFi and 50-amp hookups from $42. West Lake options like Park Terrace and Summit hug the lake with showers, dumps, and rates from $24 to $29.
Yes, West Lake Park's Park Terrace Campground explicitly allows pets. It pairs pet welcomes with showers, group sites, and a dump station at $27 to $29 per night. Check individual rules at other spots like Scott County Park for leash policies and fees.