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Created By: Laurie Wendl Woodbadge C3-133-16 Beaver Patrol Get Out and SCOUT! Created By: Laurie Wendl Woodbadge C3-133-16 Beaver Patrol * Includes a list of Quad Cities and surrounding area attractions and businesses to take your Scouts to for fun adventures! Refer to Cub Scout handbooks to include some or all of an adventure into your outing. Adventures based on the November 2016 Program Updates Consider the following first: * Baloo Approved campsites are labeled accordingly * Please remember to consult the current Guide to Safe Scouting when planning and call ahead to schedule your group outing! http://www.scouting.org/scoutsource/HealthandSafety/GSS.aspx * Please always follow Safe Swim Defense and Safety Afloat Guidelines when water activities are involved. Date of publication: 11/5/2017 Camping and Hiking Rank Adventures Most sites are open from My Tiger Jungle, Tiger Tag, Tigers in the Wild, Floats & May 1-October 1 Tiger: Boats -if water activites allowed) Please follow all Safe Swim Defense and Safety Call of the Wild, Howling at the Moon, Paws on the Path, Running with the Pack, Finding your Way, Paws of Skill, Afloat Guidelines Wolf: Spirit of the Water (If pool) Camping allowed for Cub Scouts Bear Necessities, Fur, Feathers & Ferns, A Bear Goes Fishing (if allowed), Bear Picnic Basket, Salmon Run ( if only if * Baloo Approved* is noted Bear: allowed) Cast Iron Chef, Webelos Walkabout, Outdoorsman, Stronger, Faster, Higher, Scouting Adventure, Aquanaut (if allowed) Castaway, Earth Rocks, Into the Wild, Into the Web/AOL: Woods Apple River Canyon State Park Camping, hiking, fishing 8763 E Canyon Rd Apple River, IL 61001 815-745-3302 DNR.illinois.gov Argyle Lake State park Camping, hiking, boating, fishing 640 Argyle Park Rd Colchester, IL 62326 309-776-3422 DNR.illinois.gov Big Island Conservation Club 2421 Big Island Parkway Milan, IL 61264 309-738-6261/309-787-4770 riccnews.com Black Hawk State Historical Site Hiking 1510 46th Ave Rock Island, IL 61201 309-788-0177 blackhawkpark.org Cole Cabin Baloo Approved 14798 Roos Hill Rd indoor/outdoor camping Geneseo, IL 61254 309-944-5695 Coralville Lake Baloo Approved 2850 Prairie DuChien Rd NE Fishing, boating, hiking, fossils, beach swimming Iowa City, IA 52240 319-338-3543 Camp Shalom Baloo Approved 6262 Caves Rd Camping, hiking Maquoketa, IA 52060 563-323-2790 campshalomia.org Dorrance Park Forest Preserve Hiking 401 Agnes St Port Byron, IL 61275 309-496-2620 ricfpd.org Eagle Point Park Hiking 4101 N 3rd St Clinton, IA 52732 563-242-2144? Cityofclintoniowa.us Giant Goose Conservation Club Camping 18227 E 2350th St Atkinson, IL 61235 309-714-1316 Hennepin Canal Parkway/Trail Hiking, fishing, biking, canoing, kayaking Colona, IL 61241 Colonail.com Hornfield Campus-WIU Hiking 985 China Rd Macomb, IL 61455 309-298-4676 wiu.edu Horseshoe Pond City Park Baloo Approved 905 S Main Maquoketa, IA 563-652-2484 maquoketaia.com Illiniwek Forrest Preserve not Baloo approved for camping 836 State Ave Hampton, IL 61256 309-496-2620 RICFPD.ORG Johnson Sauk Trail State Park Baloo approved 28616 Sauk Trail Rd Camping, hiking, fishing Kewanee, IL 61443 309-853-2425 DNR.illinois.gov Lake Storey Campground Baloo approved 1531 S Lake Storey Rd Hiking, fishing, boating, camping Galesburg, IL 61401 309-344-1534 Loud Thunder Forest Preserve Hiking, fishing, boating, camping 19406 Loud Thunder Rd Illinois City, IL 61259 309-795-1040 RICFPD.org Loud Thunder Boy Scout Camp Baloo approved 9906 175th St W Camping, hiking, fishing, swimming Illinois City, IL 61259 309-795-1442 Illowabsa.org Maquoketa Caves State Park Baloo approved-Webelos only 10970 98th St Camping, hiking Maquoketa, IA 52060 563-652-5833 iowadnr.gov Mississippi Palisades State Park Baloo approved 16327A IL-84 Camping, hiking, fishing Savanna, IL 61074 815-273-2731 stateparks.com Morrison-Rockwood State Park Baloo approved 18750 Lake Rd Camping, hiking, fishing Morrison, IL 61270 815-772-4708 stateparks.com Nahant Marsh $6 per child 4220 Wappelo Ave Hiking, biking, brids, conservation Davenport, IA 52802 563-336-3370 Nahantmarsh.org Prophetstown State Recreational Area Baloo Approved Park Ave Hiking, fishing, camping, swimming Prophetstown, IL 61277 815-537-2926 dnr.illinois.gov Rock Creek Marina & Campground Camping, hiking, fishing, boating 3942 291st St Camanche, IA 52730 563-259-1876 Mycountyparks.com Saulsbury Bridge Rec Area Baloo approved 2007 Saulsbury Rd Camping, hiking, fishing, boating Muscatine, IA 52761 563-264-5922 mycountyparks.com Scott County Park Baloo approved 18850 270th St Camping, hiking, swimming Eldridge, IA 52748 563-328-3282 scottcountyiowa.com Smith's Island Nature Trail Hiking, canoe/kayak, fishing 22549 182nd St Pleasant Valley, IA 52767 309-794-4523 qcwildplaces.com Spring Lake Municipal Park Baloo approved 595 N 1500th Rd Macomb, IL 61455 309-833-2052 macombspringlake.com Starved Rock State Park Hiking, camping 2668 E 875th Rd Oglesby, IL 61348 815-667-4726 Starvedrockstatepark.org Sunset Lakes Hiking, camping, swimming, fishing, canoeing 3333 290th St N Hillsdale, IL 61257 309-658-2131/888-460-1197 Sunsetlakesresort.com Walnut Grove Park Camping, boating, fishing 1847 188th Ave Wheatland, IA 52777 563-847-7202 $2 per tent for Scout groups clintoncounty-ia.gov Wapsi River Education Center 31555 52nd Ave Dixon, IA 52745 563-328-3286 [email protected] West Lake City Park Baloo approved 14910 110th Ave Fishing, boating, camping Davenport, IA 52804 563-328-3281 scottcountyiowa.com Wild Cat Den State Park Baloo approved 1884 Wild Cat Den Rd Web/AOL only Muscatine, IA 52761 563-263-4337/877-427-2757 stateparks.com Games and Sports Rank Adventures Backwater Gamblers Tiger: Games Tigers Play 5000 44th St Wolf: Paws of Skill Rock Island, IL 61201 Bear: 309-786-8987 Web/AOL: backwatergamblers.com Donations accepted Big River Bowling Tiger: Games TIgers Play, Tigeriffic! 2902 E Kimberly Rd Wolf: Running with the Pack Davenport, IA 52807 Bear: 563-359-4770 Web/AOL: Stronger, Faster, Higher Bigriverbowling.com Eldridge Community Skate Park Tiger: Games TIgers Play, Tigeriffic! 400 16th Ave Wolf: Paws of Skill Eldridge, IA 52748 Bear: 563-285-8415 Web/AOL: Stronger, Faster, Higher cityofeldridgeia.org Finn's Fun Spot Tiger: Tigeriffic! 527 2nd ST W Wolf: Milan, IL 61264 Bear: 309-558-0414 Web/AOL: Facebook Frozen Landing Tiger: Middle Road/23rd St Wolf: Call of the Wild Bettendorf, IA 52722 Bear: Bear Necessities 563-549-0587 Web/AOL: Stronger, Faster, Higher Bettendorf.org Winter only Helium Trampoline Park Tiger: Games Tigers Play, Tigeriffic!, Tiger Tag 400 S 14th Ave Wolf: Paws of Skill Eldridge, IA 52748 Bear: 563-559-7200 Web/AOL: Stronger, Faster, Higher Heliumparkqc.com Lees Lanes Tiger: Games Tigers Play, Tigeriffic! 925 S Oakwood Ave Wolf: Running with the Pack Geneseo, IL 61254 Bear: 309-944-4334 Web/AOL: Stronger, Faster, Higher Lil Mississippi Golf Tiger: Games Tigers Play 1020 W Kinberly Rd Wolf: Paws of Skill, Running with the Pack Davenport, IA 52806 Bear: 563-391-6700/563-650-0643 Web/AOL: Stronger, Faster, HIgher lilmississippgolf.com Lil Mississippi Golf Tiger: Games Tigers Play 303 S State Ave Wolf: Paws of Skill, Running with the Pack Hampton, IL 61256 Bear: 563-391-6700/563-650-0643 Web/AOL: Stronger, Faster, HIgher lilmississippgolf.com Lumber Kings Tiger: Games Tigers Play 537 Ballpark Dr Wolf: Paws of Skill Clinton, IA 52732 Bear: 563-242-0727 Web/AOL: Lumberkings.com Mallards Tiger: Games Tigers Play 1201 River Drive Wolf: Paws of Skill Moline, IL 61265 Bear: 309-277-1364 Web/AOL: Myqcmallards.net Michael’s Fun World $ Tiger: Games Tigers Play, Tigeriffic! 354 W 76th St Wolf: Paws of Skill, Running with the Pack Davenport, IA 52806 Bear: 563-386-3826 Web/AOL: Stronger, Faster, Higher Michaelsfunworld.com Monkey Joe’s Tiger: Games Tigers Play, Tigeriffic! 3885 Elmore Ave Wolf: Paws of Skill, Running with the Pack Davenport, IA 52807 Bear: 563-322-5867 Web/AOL: Stronger, Faster, Higher Monkeyjoes.com QC Entertainment Center Tiger: Games Tigers Play, Tigeriffic! 4401 44th Ave Wolf: Paws of Skill, Running with the Pack Moline, IL 61265 Bear: 309-517-1158 Web/AOL: Stronger, Faster, Higher Qcfec.com River Bandits Tiger: Games Tigers Play 209 S Gaines Wolf: Paws of Skill, Call of the Wild-Scout Night Davenport, IA 52802 Bear: Bear Necessities-Scout night 563-324-3000 Web/AOL: Outdoorsman-Scout Night Riverbandits.com Rivers Edge Tiger: Games Tigers Play 700 W River Dr Wolf: Paws of Skill, Running with the Pack Davenport, IA 52802 Bear: 563-328-7275 Web/AOL: Stronger, Faster, HIgher cityofdavenportiowa.com Skate City Tiger: Games Tigers Play, Tigeriffic! 1140 Ave of Cities Wolf: Paws of Skill East Moline, IL 61244 Bear: 309-755-5219 Web/AOL: Stronger, Faster, Higher Skatecityqca.com Snow Star Winter Sports Park Tiger: Games Tigers Play 9500 126th St W Wolf: Paws of Skill Andalusia, IL 61232 Bear: 800-383-4002 Web/AOL: Stronger, Faster, Higher Skisnowstar.com Valley Falls Adventure Golf Tiger: Games Tigers Play 324 W 1st Ave Wolf: Paws of Skill, Running with the Pack Coal Valley, IL 61240 Bear: 309-779-5508 Web/AOL: Stronger, Faster, HIgher valleyfallsadventuregolf.com YMCA Tiger: Games Tigers Play, Floats & Boats Paws of Skill, Spirit of the Water, Running with the quadcitiesymca.org Wolf: Pack Bear: Salmon Run Web/AOL: Stronger, Faster, Higher, Aquanaut Bettendorf Family YMCA 3800 Tanglefoot Lane Bettendorf, IA 52722 563-359-9622 Camp Abe Lincoln YMCA 1624 W Front ST Blue Grass, IA 52726 563-381-3053 Downtown Davenport Family YMCA 606 W 2nd St Davenport IA 52801 563-322-7171 Maquoketa Area Family YMCA 500 E Summitt St Maquoketa, IA 52060
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