- The list below includes 37 free or cheap things to do in or near Muscatine, Iowa, including 49 different types of inexpensive activities like Parks, Movie Theaters, History Museums and Billiards/Pool Halls.
- From Discovery Park to Deep Lakes Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Muscatine and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Davenport, Rock Island, West Branch and Walcott.
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Take a dip to relieve some of that summer heat at Fejervary Park and Aquatic Center. Everyone will enjoy the large pool with a water slide and diving board, or for small children, enjoy the kid's play area and splash pool.
24.0 Miles
A large museum focused on education, the Putnam Museum features a variety of exhibits. It has the largest movie screen in the state of Iowa, as well as a number of science and history-oriented exhibits.
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1717 West 12th Street, Davenport, IA 52804
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Davenport's Putnam Museum of Arts & Sciences provides educational fun for all ages. Its most popular exhibits include those focusing on the Great Lakes, the Rocky Mountains and the construction of railways that pass through Iowa and neighboring states.
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A Blackhawk historic site, the Hauberg Indian Museum is located in Rock Island, Illinois. The museum is named for area philanthropist, Dr. John Hauberg, whose collection of Sauk and Meskwaki artifacts are displayed at the site.
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1510 46th Avenue, Rock Island, IL 61201
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The 208-acre Black Hawk State Historic Site is a wooded tract of land that borders the Rock River. Prehistoric Native American Indians and nineteenth-century settlers originally used the site.
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German American Heritage Center
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712 West 2nd Street, Davenport, IA 52802
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Davenport, Iowa's German American Heritage Center is committed to the preservation of the traditions of German immigrants who settled in Iowa. The Center features films, photographs, political and legal documents, journals and other archived materials related to the lives of German-American living in Iowa.
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Originally known as Municipal Stadium, Modern Woodmen Park is a minor league baseball field situated on the Mississippi River. The park is home to the Quad City River Bandits and provides bleacher seating and concession areas.
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Built in 1833, the Colonel Davenport House is a historical structure. Visitors can take an educational guided tour of the house, originally considered a mansion at the time of its construction.
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The steel-and-glass Davenport Skybridge is a transparent covered bridge that is one of several footbridges connecting the Quad Cities. The walls, ceiling and floor are completely clear, giving pedestrians a fabulous view of all four Quad Cities.
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Offering river access for watercraft of various sizes, Sunset Park features views of the water and shore of the Mississippi River. There is a lookout tower, as well, for sightseers to take in the views from a higher vantage.