Sara H
VerifiedAugust 9, 2025 Stayed at: 25, Loop: CLARKS FERRY
We were hiking through the area, so we just stayed one night. Nice people.
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611 reviews
Clark's Ferry is a well-maintained campground with clean facilities and beautiful views of the Mississippi River, making it a pleasant destination for camping and boating. The hosts are friendly and helpful, adding to the welcoming atmosphere, while the campground offers ample shade and spacious sites. However, the proximity to railroad tracks results in frequent train noise, which may be disruptive for some visitors.
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August 9, 2025 Stayed at: 25, Loop: CLARKS FERRY
We were hiking through the area, so we just stayed one night. Nice people.
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August 9, 2025 Stayed at: 25, Loop: CLARKS FERRY
We were hiking through the area, so we just stayed one night. Nice people.
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August 9, 2025 Stayed at: 25, Loop: CLARKS FERRY
We were hiking through the area, so we just stayed one night. Nice people.
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July 20, 2025 Stayed at: 38, Loop: CLARKS FERRY
Clean restrooms. However, the showers didn't work but one day in my 11 day stay. Before they quit working, the water pressure was a drip. Overall, the campground was well maintained. Don't buy your wood there; it is substandard wood. Jump on 22 and head towards Muscatine (west). There is a house on the right that has a stack of firewood for cheaper and you get more. It's a cash/honor box system there. I give less stars because of the train. The train track that is located 20 ft from the campground is highly active. There is a train that passes through every 35 minutes to an hour, 24 hours a day. It is near a crossing so it is blasting the horn every time. If you don't sleep deeply or have thin walls in your camper, be aware of this. Lots of flies at the camp site. Carry fly traps with you. I wouldn't do water sports in the river in front of this campground. The water has a sewage/septic smell to it; maybe from city waste just upriver.
Local stuff to do. Tavern 61 in Blue Grass Taco Tuesday is awesome. Davenport Farmer's Market was fun and had many items at reasonable pricing. Wildcat Den State Park is a must see. Cool trail with a cave. Tycoga Winery just north of Davenport was fun.
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July 20, 2025 Stayed at: 38, Loop: CLARKS FERRY
Clean restrooms. However, the showers didn't work but one day in my 11 day stay. Before they quit working, the water pressure was a drip. Overall, the campground was well maintained. Don't buy your wood there; it is substandard wood. Jump on 22 and head towards Muscatine (west). There is a house on the right that has a stack of firewood for cheaper and you get more. It's a cash/honor box system there. I give less stars because of the train. The train track that is located 20 ft from the campground is highly active. There is a train that passes through every 35 minutes to an hour, 24 hours a day. It is near a crossing so it is blasting the horn every time. If you don't sleep deeply or have thin walls in your camper, be aware of this. Lots of flies at the camp site. Carry fly traps with you. I wouldn't do water sports in the river in front of this campground. The water has a sewage/septic smell to it; maybe from city waste just upriver.
Local stuff to do. Tavern 61 in Blue Grass Taco Tuesday is awesome. Davenport Farmer's Market was fun and had many items at reasonable pricing. Wildcat Den State Park is a must see. Cool trail with a cave. Tycoga Winery just north of Davenport was fun.
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July 20, 2025 Stayed at: 38, Loop: CLARKS FERRY
Clean restrooms. However, the showers didn't work but one day in my 11 day stay. Before they quit working, the water pressure was a drip. Overall, the campground was well maintained. Don't buy your wood there; it is substandard wood. Jump on 22 and head towards Muscatine (west). There is a house on the right that has a stack of firewood for cheaper and you get more. It's a cash/honor box system there. I give less stars because of the train. The train track that is located 20 ft from the campground is highly active. There is a train that passes through every 35 minutes to an hour, 24 hours a day. It is near a crossing so it is blasting the horn every time. If you don't sleep deeply or have thin walls in your camper, be aware of this. Lots of flies at the camp site. Carry fly traps with you. I wouldn't do water sports in the river in front of this campground. The water has a sewage/septic smell to it; maybe from city waste just upriver.
Local stuff to do. Tavern 61 in Blue Grass Taco Tuesday is awesome. Davenport Farmer's Market was fun and had many items at reasonable pricing. Wildcat Den State Park is a must see. Cool trail with a cave. Tycoga Winery just north of Davenport was fun.
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July 9, 2025 Stayed at: 07, Loop: CLARKS FERRY
Great river view, wonderful hosts.
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July 9, 2025 Stayed at: 07, Loop: CLARKS FERRY
Great river view, wonderful hosts.
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July 9, 2025 Stayed at: 07, Loop: CLARKS FERRY
Great river view, wonderful hosts.
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July 8, 2025 Stayed at: 07, Loop: CLARKS FERRY
Great COE on the Mississippi. Too bad there aren’t any trails or hiking from the campground. Fun to watch the barges and white pelicans float by. Nice paved sites and roadways. They take great care of the grounds.
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3860 Sunset Beach, Montpelier, IA 52759 United States
Elevation: 207 ft
From Davenport, Iowa, drive west on Hwy 22 about 15 mi and turn at
Clark's Ferry Sign (in Montpelier)
Clarks Ferry is accessible via Highway 22, which connects to other local roads in the area.
Check in time
2PM
Check out time
12PM
Last updated: October 23, 2026