This 100-acre park in Muscatine is a natural area in an urban environment. Walking trails, fishing ponds, and the Environmental Learning Center invite people of all ages to come and explore nature. The park is a reclaimed farmstead that includes wooded hillsides, a reconstructed prairie, small streams, two fishing ponds, and the Muscatine Arboretum.

The Cedar Street Sidepath offers an urban trail connection between Muscatine High School and the medical facility at Parham Street. The trail is relatively flat and connects numerous neighborhoods along the corridor.

This trail is a short connector on the north and west sides of the Muscatine Power & Water property.

Situated along the Mississippi River, this wooded trail connects to the Shady Creek campground area. Be sure to check out the other park facilities while you're visiting.

The Taylor Park trail runs from Bond Street to Evans street in Muscatine and connects the surrounding neighborhoods to Taylor Park. Multiple park amenities are on site, including playing fields, picnic areas, playgrounds, and more.

The Eastern Avenue Sidepath runs from East 53rd Street to Veterans Memorial Parkway in Davenport. The sidepath allows safe access between the two busy corridors.

The Cedar River Water Trail is a paddling trail that runs through Muscatine County. The water trail is 29.5 miles in length and offers a unique way to explore the county.

The Martin Conservation Area is a 240-acre tract of land located west of Loud Thunder Forest Preserve along Loud Thunder Road. There are ample hiking trails available that wind through scenic landscapes full of native prairies, woodlands and wildlife.

Galva Park offers users a wide array of amenities, plus a walking/running path that circles the 33 acre park.