Lost Grove Lake, the reservoir formed on Lost Creek, is a 400-acre body of water that provides calm paddling conditions and amenities for fishing.

Muscatine's riverside trail connects downtown Muscatine with various parks and neighborhoods. This paved trail is suitable for walking, biking and running.

Saulsbury Bridge Recreation Area is a 675-acre park with many activities including nature viewing, camping, fishing, paddling, horseback riding, and hiking.

The Muscatine Community YMCA trail system features just over 1 mile of paved paths that are perfect for walking or jogging. The trail is close to local neighborhoods and is adjacent to the Cedar Street sidepath.

The Mad Creek Greenbelt trail is just over 1 mile long and connects Park Avenue West to Lake Park Blvd. The trail runs along Mad creek and passes underneath the U.S. 61 Bypass in Muscatine.

The Prairie Heights trail system winds through the northern section of Prairie Heights Park, connecting to the Davenport Public Library (Eastern Avenue Branch). The 220 acre park includes multiple amenities and is located at 5600 Eastern Avenue.

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 Heritage Trail is located within Prairie View Park in Walcott, Iowa near the intersection of North Main Street and West Parkview Drive. The trail is just under a mile long and winds through wetlands, a pond, resting areas, and a gazebo.

The LeClaire Cub Scout Trail is a .25 mile trail located in Huckleberry Park. There are plans to expand the the trail in the future.

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.