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Lundeen's Landing
Overview
Lundeen's Landing offers a relaxed riverfront experience nestled along the banks of the Rock River in East Moline, Illinois. Known for its laid-back atmosphere and mature shade trees, this campground serves as a peaceful retreat for those looking to escape the bustle of city life while remaining close to the Quad Cities. Whether you are passing through for a night or looking for a seasonal home base, the park provides a scenic waterfront backdrop that highlights the natural beauty of the Illinois landscape.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in the heart of the Quad Cities region, this park benefits from its unique position near the intersection of major transit routes and the tranquil river. The surrounding landscape is characterized by lush greenery and the gentle flow of the water, creating a quiet environment for modern campers. Its proximity to the communities of Carbon Cliff and Silvis ensures that while the park feels secluded, essential services, grocery stores, and local dining are only a short drive away from your campsite.
Amenities & Park Features
The standout feature of this property is its direct river access, which includes a convenient boat launch for guests. Campers can enjoy sites equipped with full hookups, allowing for a comfortable and convenient stay in a natural setting. The grounds are well-maintained with plenty of space for fishing from the shore or launching a kayak for an afternoon on the water. Many sites offer significant shade under large, established trees, and the park maintains fire rings and picnic areas for traditional outdoor living.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Adventure awaits just outside the park gates, with the Niabi Zoo being a favorite local destination for families looking to explore wildlife exhibits. Golf enthusiasts will appreciate being near TPC Deere Run, a premier course that hosts major professional tournaments. For a broader range of entertainment, the Quad Cities area offers historical riverboat cruises on the Mississippi, diverse museums, and a vibrant local culinary scene. Nature lovers can also explore the various hiking trails and parks scattered throughout the river valley.
Who This Park Is Best For
Lundeen's Landing is ideal for anglers and boaters who prioritize easy access to the water for daily recreation. Its quiet, unpretentious vibe makes it a great choice for retirees or families seeking a traditional camping experience without the crowded atmosphere of a high-end resort. It is also a practical stop for long-term travelers or seasonal campers looking for a friendly, community-oriented environment where they can enjoy the changing seasons along the picturesque Illinois riverfront.
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User Reviews
April Waugh
Campground itself was nice. Great access to the river. Since there are no dump stations at each site, you will need to request they put you on the list for their twice weekly clean-outs. Otherwise, the dump station is across the street by the farm house (see online map).
John fargo
Love camping on the rock river. Nice clean restrooms. I think it was like 100 acres of areas to explore. Gonna be back for the fishing contest in October. Rented some kayaks for the weekend had a blast.
Hugo Duran
🔥 Riverside peace with a spark of adventure. At Lundeen's Landing, it’s not just about camping—it’s about connecting. Electric hookups, fire pits, and nature’s calm come together in one stunning slice of East Moline. Whether you're boating from the dock or watching the river flow with a morning coffee in hand, this place is built for cozy escapes and wild memories.
Delia Lopez
We are really enjoying our stay at Lundeen’s Landing. The campground is peaceful, well-kept, and surrounded by beautiful scenery—perfect for relaxing and unwinding. We’ve noticed a nice mix of campers here, and everyone seems to enjoy the space in their own way. Some play music, some keep to themselves—and honestly, that’s part of the camping experience. As long as quiet hours are respected, we don’t see an issue with people listening to the music they like, regardless of the genre. The restrooms have been clean and easy to find, and one thing we especially appreciate is the honey wagon service. Having them come right to your trailer to handle the dump takes a lot of stress off the trip and makes things super convenient. Overall, it’s been a great experience, and we’d definitely come back again. If you’re looking for a laid-back place to camp with good vibes and helpful amenities, Lundeen’s Landing is worth checking out❤️
Cj A
The place was beautiful but other campers made it unpleasant. They try to police certain individuals but don't seem to mind others screaming, cussing and blaring disgusting rap music around children. We had campers next to us who would blast music until past midnight and they also left a HUGE pile of trash. People like that ruin campsites for others. Also, it shows on the map that there is a restroom in the tree line, across from the tree house. There's nothing there. I looked up and down that campground and the bathrooms on the map were nowhere to be found. I don't think we'll ever be camping there again to be honest. If I can just go back to rent out one of their boats, I might do that, but that place is a miserable camping spot.
