Schuetzen Park Historic Site

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Schuetzen Park Historic Site 26 Acre German-American theme park. Owned and maintained by the Schuetzenpark Gilde. Please remain on marked trails at all times.

The site is open from dawn to dusk and we ask that you do not enter the Park after dark. The Park is not a participant of the City of Davenport's Deer Management Program. We do not give permission to anyone wanting to hunt, trap or otherwise disturb wildlife in the Park. No metal detecting or removal of artifacts is permitted. Video cameras are posted in various locations within the Park and there is no expectation of privacy. Images from these devices are used to enforce private property rights. Der Schuetzen Park ist ein 26 Hektar groĂźer Park in Privatbesitz am westlichen Ende von Davenport, Iowa, USA. Es wurde von der Davenport Schuetzengesellschaft als Ort fĂĽr das Ăśben des ScheibenschieĂźens im traditionellen deutschen Stil namens "SchĂĽtzen" entwickelt.

All cleaned up and tucked in for the winter!  All of the Park's benches have been cleaned, stained with wood preservativ...
10/03/2026

All cleaned up and tucked in for the winter! All of the Park's benches have been cleaned, stained with wood preservative and put away for the season. We thank all the community volunteers who came out
on the gorgeous fall day to assist with this, as well as other projects at the Schuetzen Pak.

How fortunate we are that Mason B. chose the Schuetzen Park for his Eagle Scout project.  Mason and his team worked all ...
09/26/2026

How fortunate we are that Mason B. chose the Schuetzen Park for his Eagle Scout project. Mason and his team worked all morning on a very remote trail in the park which meant that everything he needed to complete the project had to be carried into the Park by hand. With only a little work remaining to complete the project, the trail will be greatly improved when he finishes it.

More Fungi-File:  Yes, all the rain is bringing out some amazing specimens. This wonderful Turkey Tail is located on a s...
09/26/2026

More Fungi-File: Yes, all the rain is bringing out some amazing specimens. This wonderful Turkey Tail is located on a stump near the Park's main entrance.

Fungi-File : As seen today in the Schuetzen Park. Geastrum fimbriatum, commonly known as the fringed earthstar or the se...
09/19/2026

Fungi-File : As seen today in the Schuetzen Park. Geastrum fimbriatum, commonly known as the fringed earthstar or the sessile earthstar, is an inedible species of mushroom belonging to the genus Geastrum, or earthstar fungi. The species has a widespread distribution, being found in Eurasia and the Americas.

Hard to believe - Kory Darnall, Vonnie Flynn and Jim Stelk planted our Johnny Appleseed Heritage tree 25 years ago. The ...
05/07/2026

Hard to believe - Kory Darnall, Vonnie Flynn and Jim Stelk planted our Johnny Appleseed Heritage tree 25 years ago. The actual variety of tree is called "Rambo". The tree is now massive and produces hundreds of wonderful apples every fall.

04/26/2026
Noreen Steenbock recently retired from her duties as secretary to the Board of Directors of the Schuetzenpark Gilde. Nor...
04/26/2026

Noreen Steenbock recently retired from her duties as secretary to the Board of Directors of the Schuetzenpark Gilde. Noreens tenure lasted 28 years and she has seen many wonderful achievements at the Park. Here she is seen with Steve Lutz, Vice-President of the Gilde, as the Board thanks her for her years of service with a big "Danke Schön".

A perfect spring day for a walk in the Park.
04/13/2026

A perfect spring day for a walk in the Park.

Address

3401 Schuetzen Lane #224
Davenport, IA
52804

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 7pm
Tuesday 7am - 7pm
Wednesday 7am - 7pm
Thursday 7am - 7pm
Friday 7am - 7pm
Saturday 7am - 7pm
Sunday 7am - 7pm

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