Discovery Park - Shelter 2 (Playground)

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This picnic shelter is located next to the playground, near the Harmony Lane entrance. It features seating for 80-100 people, electricity (no lights), adjacent parking and a modern restroom. There is green space for play and access to the trail system in the park. This shelter is available on a first-come, first served basis, if not otherwise rented. Rental fee is $40.

To check availability or reserve this shelter contact the Conservation Board at (563) 264-5922 or conservation@muscatinecountyiowa.gov.

Check-In / Out Availability Check-in is after N/A and check-out is before N/A.

Location Discovery Park
3300 Cedar Street
Muscatine, IA 52761

Amenities

Electricity
Picnic Table
Restroom

This Discovery Park Shelter 2 is located near the playground. It features seating for 80-100 people, electricity (no lights), adjacent parking, and a modern restroom (water available at the restroom). This shelter has green space for play and access to the trail system in the park.

Fees

$40 - Contact the MCC Office to reserve it.

Hours of Operation & Seasons

Seasonally from 6:00 am-10:30 pm.

Call for Availability

563-264-5922

Address

3300 Cedar Street

Muscatine, IA 52761

Permits

A special events permit is required for 1) any event with 100 or more people 2) a wedding and/or reception 3) any event charging admission or for services regardless of the number of people 4) any event advertising that it is open to the public.

Alcohol is NOT allowed at Discovery Park.


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Where You'll Be

Muscatine County

The Muscatine County Conservation Board is located in southeast Iowa, with the Mississippi River bordering the county on the east, and the Cedar River meandering through the center. The Muscatine CCB maintains 11 areas totaling 1,755 acres for public access. These areas include cabins, campgrounds, the Environmental Learning Center, a beach, Cedar River accesses, hiking/biking trails, wildlife areas, lakes, wetlands, and prairies.

For more information go to: muscatinecountyconservation.com