Fisherman's Corner

Fisherman’s corner Campground is closed for the winter months. I have pictures of the Campground and photos of the recreational picnic area . Fisherman corner recreational picnic area is open year round (its the first road to your right, headed south from the campground ) No camping! It’s a nice little picnic area. It looks to be taken care of and well groomed. Picnic tables and pit toilet.. nice little spot to relax. Fisherman’s corner Campground is actually a pretty nice campground good amount of trees scattered about here and there . even though it is a typical parking lot/ trailer park camping. It looks pretty nice. The only downfall is from the railroad tracks to the river is approximately 150 yards . So if peacefulness is not a priority, then you’ll like this type of Campground . Follow me in my travels all over the country on Instagram at mylifemyterms55

Convinient location just off the highway and nice to be on the Mississippi. Road traffic can be loud if you’re in a tent and picks up around 4-5am. Showers were a bit disappointing but I mean they’re campground showers and were free and the water was mostly warm so can’t complain about too much. Campground is cheap tho and in terms of people nice and quiet

My granddaughter & I stayed at site 29. The host couple was very nice. They showed concern for all visitors there, especially when the tornado warning sirens went off. They gave clear safety locations to everyone. The grounds were well kept as well as the bathrooms. We shared a spot with 28. However, we still felt we had privacy. Our RV neighbors were nice, too, offering us shelter from the storm. Even though we left early (because of the weather), we will def come back to this location.

This was my first time staying at an Army Corps of Enginers campground. It was a great location, with clean restrooms and showers, the hosts were great and very friendly.

This campground was well kept and clean, but it lacks privacy. All of the spots are very close together and seem to be made more for RV camping than tent camping. We camped in spot 46 and there was a streetlight in the middle of the campground, approximately 20 yards from our tent that made it difficult to sleep and also defeated a lot of the purpose of camping. We couldn’t see the stars. The campground is also located right next to a main road and a railroad, so between the streetlight and the road/train noise, my bf and I both had a hard time sleeping. If you do tent camp here, I’d recommend spot 45 — it was across the path from us and backed up to forest, so there’s slightly more privacy. Firewood is available for purchase. The bathrooms were clean. Location is close to quad cities