Vines Park is a large urban park in Davenport, Iowa, offering extensive trails, recreational facilities, and scenic views along the Mississippi River.
Vines Park is a 164-acre municipal park located in Davenport, Iowa, adjacent to the Mississippi River. It features a varied landscape that includes wooded areas, open green spaces, and river bluff views, making it a popular destination for outdoor recreation and nature appreciation. The park provides visitors with trails for hiking, running, and mountain biking, as well as facilities for picnicking, sports, and fishing. Known for its extensive trail system, Vines Park serves as a green lung for the city and a gateway to the Mississippi Riverfront. Historically, the park has been a favored spot for local residents and visitors, offering access to natural settings within an urban environment. The park’s ecology includes native hardwood trees, riverine ecosystems, and wildlife such as deer, various bird species, and small mammals. Recreational opportunities are enhanced by playgrounds, tennis courts, disc golf, and event spaces. Vines Park’s accessible location near Davenport makes it a valued community resource for outdoor activities year-round, with special appeal during spring blooms and colorful autumn foliage. The park also hosts various local events promoting environmental education and active lifestyles.
Extensive multi-use trail system featuring both paved and natural surface trails
Overlooks with panoramic views of the Mississippi River and surrounding bluffs
Disc golf course popular with locals and visitors
Diverse native woodland providing habitat for migratory birds and wildlife
Provides sweeping views of the river and nearby river traffic, ideal for photography and relaxation.
Six miles of interconnected paved and natural trails suitable for hikers, runners, and mountain bikers.
A challenging 18-hole disc golf course nestled within wooded areas of the park.