What an awesome, fun concert to go to! :-) I've been to this venue several times and it's always…read morebeen a blast! You park in a cow pasture/field where they have a tractor ride that takes you down to the Codfish Hollow venue. And the tractor runs all night, so you can always get a ride back to your car. Very fun!! There used to be so many trails to explore at Codfish Hollow but they blocked them off, which I was the only thing that I was disappointed about. There were excellent food trucks at this event and a long lawn of mowed grass to sit on with fold up chairs. And also inside the barn was good music and lights which was amazing and awesome! :-) Great place to go and listen to good music and to go and drink and enjoy yourself! I can't wait to go back!

This place has been on my list to visit for a long time. Loved that there were lots of firerings…read moredispersed around the pasture plus free, dry firewood. Not sure if it's typical but there was only 1 porto potty (it was October so most campers were in RVs so it didn't matter). My only complaint is I'm starting to turn into an old lady and don't want to stay up and party after the show so was annoyed by how loud it was and for how long after hours. The barn area was amazing and so pretty. Definitely a unique concert experience. Ticket prices are reasonable but can go quickly.

Everybody is really nice . The show is phenomenal . Looking forward to many more visits .read more

Could the Sawmill Museum be Clinton's best kept children's activity secret? It's a definite…read morecontender in my book. Very unexpected museum right by the riverfront. I had no idea of Clinton's rich history as a logging mecca. The animatronics of the leaders of the logging industry was a nice touch. Children are free to run around and explore the various exhibits. I thought the replica of the logging cabin where workers lived was particularly impactful. There were maybe 3 bed areas in a tiny cabin and the information posted said something to the effect of up to 50 men lived in that small space. The large water table where you can explore how the logs got shipped down the river was fun for kids. Use the provided smock as the kids will get water on them. Excited for the forthcoming Thomas Dambo exhibit the museum seems to be spearheading.

This could be a wonderful educational place however I'm guessing extremely understaffed. The video…read moredemonstration s were not working. There was not anyone who could answer our questions about the displays which were not self-explanatory. There was a birthday party for young kids going on and they were running all over the museum. I was very disappointed in our visit. I hope things will improve soon

Three ladies just driving through savanna we decided to pop in. It was their first day open since…read morewinter. Amazing service and very friendly staff.

Iron Horse is awesome. Old town bar, motorcycle themed. Big inside, multiple floors. Cool…read moremerchandise.

Great Atmosphere & Customer Service . Had a pleasant Afternoon with Wine Tasting With my Family…read more Highly Recommend

Love their wine! We took company from CA there! Everyone enjoyed their visit and their wine…read moretasting! We all purchased some wine that day!!

Little bit of history in Delmar, IA. Local residents have restored the old Milwaukee Railroad…read moreDepot. The depot was a stop on the Orphan Train which traveled through the US from the 1850's to 1920's. Depot is near a little city park and close by an Ice Cream / Deli that has mini golf course. Nice destination for family activity day.

What shall I do in Clinton, IA... GO to the EAGLES CLUB!…read more Lil hangout in the heart of Clinton. Fully outfitted with a shuffle board, Bingo, Euchre, and you can even have YOUR very OWN coozie kept behind the bar for your very special debut! They also serve drinks here. And there's plenty of friendly locals to strike up a conversation with. EAGLES CLUB does expect you to eventually pony up the dough if you plan on becoming a frequent flyer- kinda lame BUT I understand.

Need to have a membership to enjoy the Fulton Country Club. Was able to tag-along with my husband…read moreand the in-laws on their family membership. It's located a few miles from downtown Clinton. There appears to be many competitions, games, and matches to involve the members in the club. If you love golf, are 40-70 years old, and want to be a part of a low-key, unpretentious club- this is your cup-o-tea!