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Fejervary Park: Davenport's Historic Green Escape
Discover nature and recreation at Fejervary Park, a historic 75-acre green space in Davenport, Iowa, with attractions for all ages.
Fejervary Park, a 75-acre green space in west Davenport, Iowa, offers a blend of recreation and history. Once the estate of Hungarian nobleman Nicholas Fejervary, the park features playgrounds, walking paths, a seasonal aquatic center, and the Fejervary Learning Center, making it a destination for families and nature enthusiasts.
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A brief summary to Fejervary Park
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Getting There
Public Transport
From the Davenport Transit Center, take CitiBus Route 6 (West End) towards W 12th Street. Stay on the bus for approximately 15 minutes and disembark at the W 12th St & Marquette St stop. Walk west on W 12th St for about 5 minutes to reach Fejervary Park, located at 1800 W 12th St. A single ride fare on CitiBus is typically $1.
Walking
If starting from downtown Davenport, head west on W 3rd St towards N Harrison St. Continue for about 1 mile until the intersection with W 12th St. Turn left onto W 12th St. Fejervary Park will be on your right at 1800 W 12th St.
Taxi/Ride-Share
Taxis and ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft are readily available in Davenport. A short trip from downtown Davenport to Fejervary Park typically costs between $7 and $15, depending on the service and demand. Note that Uber’s initial fare is $0.80, plus $0.60 per mile and $0.13 per minute. Lyft has similar pricing.
Local tips
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Visit the Fejervary Learning Center for interactive nature-based play and educational exhibits (open May - October).
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Pack a picnic to enjoy in one of the park's designated picnic areas.
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Check the Davenport Parks and Recreation calendar for community events happening at the park.
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Bring comfortable shoes to explore the park's walking trails and diverse attractions.
Discover more about Fejervary Park
Fejervary Park, located in the west end of Davenport, Iowa, is a 75-acre park with a rich history. The land was once the estate of Nicholas Fejervary, a Hungarian nobleman who settled in Davenport in 1853. His daughter, Celestine, gifted the estate to the city in 1902, and it opened as a public park in 1905. Fejervary chose the location because the bluffs overlooking the Mississippi reminded him of his homeland on the Danube River.The park offers a variety of amenities, including the Fejervary Aquatic Center, playgrounds, reservable shelters, and restrooms. The Fejervary Learning Center, formerly the site of the Mother Goose Land zoo, provides interactive play areas and nature education. Visitors can explore walking paths, flower gardens, and unique attractions like a dinosaur-dig sandbox and a harmony park music area.Throughout the year, Fejervary Park hosts community events, adding vibrancy to its natural beauty. The park's combination of recreational facilities, historical significance, and natural landscapes makes it a destination for both residents and tourists.
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