Garfield Park

Garfield Park is a 32-acre public green space located at 1224 East 29th Street in Davenport, Iowa. The park serves as a recreational hub for the local community, offering a variety of outdoor activities and facilities.

One of the park's notable features is its access to the Duck Creek Recreation Trail, which provides opportunities for walking, jogging, and cycling. The park is home to several sports facilities, including four baseball diamonds that cater to local leagues and casual players alike.

Garfield Park also houses the historic Collins House, adding a touch of cultural significance to the recreational area. For gatherings and events, the park offers two shelters - one community shelter without electricity and one reservable shelter with electrical access.

Families with children can enjoy the park's playground, while sports enthusiasts have access to tennis courts and volleyball courts. The park also includes restroom facilities and a concessions area for visitor convenience.

Garfield Park is notably the home of the Davenport East Little League, making it a center for youth baseball activities in the area. The combination of natural spaces and diverse recreational facilities makes Garfield Park a versatile outdoor destination for Davenport residents.