Dog Boarding in Davenport
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The best dog events in Davenport
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Dan Nagle Walnut Grove Pioneer Village
An 1860s village nestled in a pasture, the Dan Nagle Walnut Grove Pioneer Village is a time warp to the late 19th century! The village features 18 historic sites and buildings including general stores, a vintage train station, historic Boothill Cemetery and much more. Bring your pup along for a historic oppawtunity to walk the grounds and go back in time! Suggested donation is $2 for adults and $1 for children, however those under five get in for free.36
Buffalo Bill Cody Homestead
The home of the real-life Buffalo Bill Cody, this mid-19th century homestead is recognized on the National Register of Historic Places. The farmhouse was built in 1947 by Issac Cody, Buffalo Bill’s father, with native limestone and coconut walnut floors and trim. The homestead has since been restored and offers an adventurous time for you and your pup to explore the grounds where Buffalo Bill grew up. Adult admission is $2 and children under 16 years old get in free.
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River Action Trail
This stunning trail lets you and your pooch gaze your eyes on both sides of the beautiful Mississippi River. The 65-mile river trail flows through parks, overlooks, and other natural attractions throughout Illinois and Iowa. You and your pup will go mutts over the beautiful scenery and the friends you'll meet along the way.12




