Fisherman's Corner Campground

Previous reviewer commented about the trains and river traffic. We were here three nights and only heard one train. As far as barge traffic, I will say the river was flooded during our stay so there wasn't much traffic. No flooding in this campground.

We are long (56 feet combined) and if you want to have your tow vehicle in your site, there are not many sites that will accommodate that, but between the two loops, we counted 8 that we would like. Others might feel different. Quite of bit of overflow parking in the loop we stayed.

Not as MUCH spaciousness between sites as some COE CAMPGROUNDS, but kept nicely and decent spacing and it's close the bike/walking path that reaches from Rock Island, IL to Thomson, IL.

Bathrooms were kept nicely clean and the cg was full while we were there. We will definitely stay here when visiting this area.

We stayed here for one night while traveling through the area in mid-May. Located on the east side of the Mississippi River, the campground is easy access from I-80. The park was exceptionally clean and well-maintained. While the sites had only 50- and 30-amp electrical, there were conveniently located water spickets throughout the campground. Also, the double dump station was situated right at the entrance for ease of use while departing. The only downside to the park is the river and rail traffic. There are railroad tracks located next to the campground and we heard a couple of trains go through during our one night stay. You can also hear the river traffic from the co-located locks. Additionally, it should be noted that you are required to cross over the railroad tracks to get into the park and if you have low clearance on your trailer you may scrape.