Just moved here for KS and found this outstanding spot! Chris the owner gave incredible pointers…read moreto my son on his swing and even brought him back to his shop. The lounge is amazing and the staff is even better! If you love golf you will love this place!

Always fun with great service!!! We bring in snack and rent a simulator for a couple hours. Great…read moretime with the family. Highly recommend, Make sure you make a reservation in advance.

We returned to the Illiniwek again this year because we enjoyed the location, sites, and views…read more They only have electric and water, but no sewer. However, there is a dump station. Also, you can only stay two weeks per month. In September you can stay three weeks. We are in the area for the months of June and July. Even without a sewer hookup we'd stay the entire time, if there wasn't a time limit on it.

Staying here was my first camping experience since moving to the Quad Cities, and we had a great…read moretime! We camped with four adults and three preschool aged children and there was plenty for all of us to do. We stayed along the river at a tent site, and had plenty of space. The campgrounds were clean and quiet, and only $16 for the night. With little ones, it was especially great that there are clean, stocked restrooms. We really enjoyed being on the river at our site, but also the easy walk along the bike trail that connects to other parks. Overall, I highly recommend this site for easy, nearby camping.

Started back after 30 years . they helped me find my muscle memory for riding and helped me find my…read moredream horse. Unfortunately (pay attention Yelp) the stable has retired from all public lessons and boarding.

Horses of Course is an excellent place for anyone learning to ride or broaden their equine…read moreeducation. It is a very welcoming environment with a mission to make horses accessible to all.

we had fun playing arcade games. we also liked trying to win the ticket rolls in the claw…read moremachines. too bad we didn't win the 1500 ticket roll.

For Malibu Jack's to keep charging the same prices after removing several of their major…read moreattractions is disappointing. They removed the roller coaster, the VR station, and replaced the go-karts with pedal karts etc. At that point, the value just isn't the same. If you're downsizing attractions, the pricing should reflect that. Right now it feels like you're paying the same amount for a much smaller experience, especially when most of what's left is the arcade. For the current price point, I'd rather make the trip to Fun Station.

My review is about the overnight/resident camp. This camp is so far off of what is advertised on…read morethe website and apparently no amount of research (I thought I was thorough) can prepare you. There were only 2 cabins of children... one boys, one girls, all ages, attached, with one female counselor between the 2, so connecting doors were left open at night. After the day campers left, that one counselor was also the lifeguard, the activities director, the cook. There were ZERO campfires in the evenings. Instead they were put in front of a movie 3 of the 5 nights... with microwaved s'mores and frozen pizza one night. They did not get to pick their activities... horseback riding, archery, games, sports, outdoor cooking, fishing were not offered. They attended prescribed activities that were mostly the same every day. There was no teambuilding, no traditions, no fun clubs, nothing that we were expecting. Kids told to 'stop crying' if they were homesick. I even emailed prior with a couple questions that would have given the perfect opportunity to set the expectation and let the parent decide if this type of environment was right for our children. So disappointed in this camp, which I know USED to be good bc I went there as a kid. So disappointed in the YMCA for not doing better and for ruining my daughter's idea of overnight camp.

Nick is the best part of Camp Abe Lincoln. He's the director but I say the best part because of the…read moreCORE Values he instills into our children. Our daughter Danika has been going to the overnight camps going on her 6th summer now. It being closed last year due to the pandemic was probably the worst transition our daughter went thru during these uncertain times. If you live in the Quad Cities the you heard the scream from Danika's mouth when she heard "Papa Smurfs "voice when I answered the phone. We drop our little girl off & her dad cries every time cuz this is his baby but we know she's safe & she comes home with so much knowledge & understanding. She feels so peaceful while at camp. She's not afraid to try new things. We've never been turned away when we've struggled to pay for camp. This is the best thing you can do for your children is send them to Camp Abe Lincoln. They don't have any electronics but you can email them & Nicks up bright and early printing them off before 5am so your camper gets them every morning at breakfast time. Please look into it. You will Not regret it. Thank you Nick & all the staff

They completely messed up our party by not communicating to each other at all over a period of 2…read moremonths. They told me all the same things until the day of the party at which time, different staff said different things and they were prepared for less than half of the people we had coming! My guests and I were the ones that had to make all the adjustments (move 6 tables to another room, runout and get enough cupcakes) while kids ran around) . And instead of trying to help make up for the incompetence of the staff and their mistakes , they gave excuses and tried to fight me about what I had had requested. And then I was charged full price though me and my guests did most of the work. NEVER AGAIN. DO NOT HAVE YOUR PARTY HERE. GO SOMEWHERE ELSE.

Mixed feelings about this location…read more Family Friendly Overcrowded - Weekday evenings and Saturday mornings with family events. Not enough parking. Pool - small for the number of members. Classes - good and typically small. Hours short - coming from West Coast use to longer weekends. Great healthy choice on a weekend for families vs. glued to your phone or TV.

Great park and historical site in Rock Island that's an important part of Native American culture…read more If you want to know more, come here and check out the museum about it. Black Hawk State Historic Site is located on the former location of an amusement park, that's no lie. Lodge has a museum about the famous warrior and the village that was here. The rest of the park has other feature such as trails. Black Hawk was a famous chief. In the 1800s the Sauk tribe was living here. They were later forced to move west. Soon this area became an amusement park. The railroad was used to bring people here, and when cars got popular, the park didn't have as many visitors. It soon closed. Then the Civilian Conservation Corps build the lodge and made the area a park. All this can be learned by visiting the museum. This is located in the lodge, and you can watch a video about the history of all this. Also there's trails for hiking. One overlooks the Rock River. Elsewhere in the park is the site of an 1886 coal mine. There's also a pioneer cemetery with a few old tombstones. Also there's lots of deer. The last time here we came across a bunch in the woods just standing around and eating leaves. Cool place as far as this area goes. It's got a lot of history to it. The museum in the lodge is helpful for learning about whatever.

I spent three days in Moline for a business function at the iWireless center. I needed a break so I…read morefound this park on Yelp. Moline is rather compact so this is a about 15 minutes from the downtown area. The park is named for Black Hawk, the leader of the Sauk people who built a rather sophisticated culture in the Mississippi basin area. The draws are the native peoples museum and the surrounding park with hiking trails. I visited the museum and walked down to the banks of the Rock RIver. The musuem has about five or six dioramas which give you a pretty good idea of everyday life for the Sauk people of the area. As I walked the path straddling the river I couldn't help thinking that this path was in everyday use hundreds of years ago.. From my visit I learned: * the native peoples in the area had a rich culture * it wasn't exactly a picnic living in the path of Europeans as they moved westward (google Black Hawk War) * my knees aren't what they were as I made it down the steep path to the river. Here is the lowdown from the website: Pause a moment and picture a forest in the middle of the city -- an urban paradise... Hiking trails that wind deep into the woods, up rugged hills and along the banks of a gentle river, remote spots where nature wraps around you...the songs of birds...scampering squirrels...oaks that were here when the first pioneers came... Picnic shelters with stone fireplaces, a museum of Native American life, a nature center where children can learn the values of the natural world, playgrounds, a rustic lodge that a duke would envy...

Needed a high quality pocket knife, Davenport Guns has an excellent selection of high quality…read moreknives including Benchmade, Kershaw and more... Staff was great showing me all the different options and I found the perfect Everyday Carry knife at an excellent price. This is the best place in QC for knives!

Everything they have to offer is extremely overpriced. The salesman have little knowledge of the…read moreproducts they are attempting to sell you for an exorbitant price. It's almost insulting. But of course it's fairly easy to be insulted at Davenport guns, just speak with the owner. She's vulgar, rude, condescending and just plain unprofessional. She has two little dogs that run around and bark and nip at everybody's heels. She just shoo's them away and it happens with the next person that walks in. It kind of smells like dog droppings in certain areas where you can tell they didn't clean it up very well. The indoor range ventilation system is hot garbage. If just a couple people are using the range at the same time it gets so smoky and full of lead dust that it's a real health hazard. The lighting on the range is borderline dangerous. They may as well just have a couple light bulbs dangling from a string. Hopefully this place is gone soon and something much better will take its place.