Fishermans Corner

Great site. Nice view. Had a little car trouble when we arrived. Other campers jumped right in to help. Great experience. Will definitely stay there again.

Being new at camping it was a great experience. The attendant was very helpful and very nice.

It's close to home. Very clean and beautiful location.

This is a very well kept and managed park with many attractions in the area to enjoy. The park host is very helpful to the residents by walking around the park interacting with campers, explaining rules, cleaning up debris, keeping noise down and ensures the safety of campers by calling in law enforcement when people refuse to mind the rules. We feel very safe in this park and enjoy the the services, upkeep and quality of this park. We will return each time were in the area.

Great place to stay on the river.

We like Fishermans Corner as it is close to home and we ride bikes. The trail is right next to the park and is an interesting ride. The camp is about 2 miles from I-80 and right on the Mississippi River. Makes a good stop over for travelers.
"Try it, you'll like it"

This campground was one of the cleanest and most beautiful that we were fortunate to stay at during our four-month cross country trip. The setting, which was directly on the river, is breathtaking. Each site was well maintained. Guests have the opportunity to purchase firewood and enjoy the evening outside. We highly recommend Fisherman's Corner. It's like camping in a resort atmosphere but without the high price.

We stayed at Fisherman's Corner for 9 days and walked to the state park and visited the dam. This was the 1st COE we tried and loved it so much we stayed at several after that visit!

We lucked out! We needed a place to stay at the last minute in mid-October. Fisherman’s Corner has 5 sites that can’t be reserved ahead of time and we got one of them. The way each site is angled, giving privacy and space to all campers is amazing — and right on the river! You can’t go wrong!

Very nice campground right on the Mississippi river. Easy to navigate within the campground. Sites are not crowded and with concrete pads. Almost all of the sites are more than long enough for my 40' MH. Easily parked my towed in front of the MH. Fishermans Corner is on one of my normal paths as I travel and I stop frequently. While in the area, see the John Deere Pavilion, the Rock Island Arsenal, and if you like craft beer take advantage of the numerous breweries in the Quad Cities.