Rock Island / Quad Cities KOA

There are several parks in the area, all great for some outdoor fun and recreation. Black Hawk State Historic Site is not far from your Moline camper rental, and here you can investigate in the history of the place, starting from when it was a Native American settlement. You can also admire the scenic Rock River from Ben Williamson Park, or visit birds, leopards, zebras, and other majestic animals at the Niabi Zoo. You won’t have to go far from your Moline campground to reach a beautiful little green area that goes by the name of Sunset Park. Here you have amazing views of Lake Potter and Mississippi River, and there are a picnic area, picnic shelters, and outdoor ice skating if you’re doing some winter Rock Island camping. There’s also a playground, restrooms, and sand volleyball on the menu if you visit this charming park. For anyone who hasn’t had enough of the Mississippi River, hop into your RV rental and head toward Sylvan Island. Not only will you get those panoramic views of the Quad Cities, but you’ll also get to stretch your legs hiking on the nice trails on the island. There are benches for anyone in need of a little break, viewpoints perfect for any photographer, and even spots for fishing - you can hike, run, or bring your bike to ride on this picturesque little piece of land. You don’t need a boat to get there, no, there’s a pedestrian bridge you can use.