Pet Friendly Things To Do in Burlington, Iowa

Visit Mosquito Park, named for its size, not its bite! You will find this little gem tucked away at Third and Franklin Streets. Set on bluffs just north of the downtown ... More on Off the Beaten Path: Iowa

Named for its size, this small park is located on a bluff overlooking the Mississippi River just north of downtown and boasts one of the most beautiful ... More on Visit.burlington.ia.us

Opened in 1895, these parks cover more than 100 acres of the west bank of the Mississippi River. Come enjoy a leisurely walk around Lake Starker or throw out a blanket for a picnic under one of th... More on Visit.burlington.ia.us

Opened in 1895, these parks cover more than 100 acres of the west bank of the Mississippi River. Come enjoy a leisurely walk around Lake Starker or throw out a blanket for a picnic under one of the... More on Visit.burlington.ia.us

This schools recreation area is indergoing renovation. They have a Landscape Structures redwood structure that was purchased in 1988 that they moved successfully and added a slide onto it - another tribute to the high ... More on KaBoom.org

The Burlington Bees invite you and your family to Community Field to experience the fun and excitement of ... More on Visit.burlington.ia.us

The April 7th game was very fun everyone was friendly including the employee's of the Burlington Bee's. More on Yahoo! Travel

A good place to being your tour of the city is the Port of Burlington Welcome Center at 400 North Front Street. Located on the bank of the river, the 1928 building once was a coal-loading site for... More on Off the Beaten Path: Iowa

Open all year. The beautiful Mississippi River provides a scenic backdrop for this historic building. Dedicated in 1928 as the Burlington Municipal Docks, the building enabled barges to be loaded ... More on Visit.burlington.ia.us

The land for this park was once part of the massive estate of Charles E. Perkins, former president of Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad. The park also features ... More on Visit.burlington.ia.us

The land for this park was once part of the massive estate of Charles E. Perkins, former president of Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad. The park also features ... More on Visit.burlington.ia.us

Part of the State Preserves System, this forested area contains limestone bluffs, three caves, prairie remnants and some endangered plant species. The Nature Center offers natural history displays... More on Visit.burlington.ia.us

Part of the State Preserves System, this forested area contains limestone bluffs, three caves, prairie remnants and some endangered plant species. The Nature Center offers hands on displays ... More on Visit.burlington.ia.us

18 holes, pro shop, grille, ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Staff was very friendly and the very reasonable green fee ($50) included range balls and use of nice ra... More on Yahoo! Travel

The Skunk River is a tributary of the Mississippi River in the state of Iowa in the United States. It rises in two branches, the South Skunk (the longer branch) and the North Skunk. The headwaters of the South Skunk are in Hamilton ... More on AnglerWeb.com