eagle point park

This park is wonderful, lots to explore and a beautiful view of the Mississippi River. The only disappointment is that what is sometimes described as a splash pad is only a pipe with water spraying out.

Very few parks leave such a wonderful impression. The architecture, the buildings, the facilities, and the views are incredible. A true gem for the city.

The park was built in the 1920's and has great architecture. For a nominal fee, you get to see mission-style buildings and one of the best views in Iowa of the Mississippi. There are plenty of shelters for picnics, parties, and meetings, and benches to sit back and see a big piece of blue sky. Not sure if the gold fish pond and wading pool are still working, but its a family-inspired park. Great view of the locks and dam system, and 2 other states. Bring a bucket of chicken and a blanket.

This park is huge and has a lot to offer. There are several play areas, tenons courts, basketball courts, shelters and buildings you can reserve for reunions or parties It cost $1 per car to enter the park. The views of the Mississippi River and the lock and dam are very good.

Great place for a tri-state view of the Mississippi River. Cool on the hottest summer days. Many different picnic areas. If you visit Dubuque,, this is a must see.

This large park offers breathtaking vistas of the Mississippi River, lock and dam, and tri-state area. There are beautiful limestone pavilions and open-air picnic areas constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps. For the kids, a shallow fountain pool and goldfish pond are open in the summer. You can walk along the river views for much of the park, and often see eagles overhead. The bandshell hosts music ensembles on select summer evenings. Great for tranquil walks, enjoying playground areas with kids and small or large family gatherings. It is one of the best local treasures of Dubuque! A bike trail leads into the park as well.

Love this park. Especially in the fall. If you ever get the chance to rent a shelter with a fireplace, it is a must for any fall family get together. The view is amazing. Best place to spend a quite afternoon.

We drove up to the gate. It read closed. We were so bummed. We found the other entrance down the road. Park and walked right in.. Gorgeous and clean. It is such a pretty place. I didn't see any eagles that day but it was well worth a pretty winters day hike with my family

This is a great park to visit on a trip through town for an awesome view over the Mississippi! Multiple parks for the kids to play at, including some great photography locations!

Had a wedding reception at the longe in july.... the scenery is AMAZING! the drive through the park is beautiful. The lodge has a panoramic view of the mississippii with a patio. Parking is great. you can rent for an event and decorate as you wish! lovely!

Park is so pretty. They used to keep it up better than they do. Could use a little extra care but still a very nice place to take family

Overlooking the mighty Mississippi River Valley at intersection of Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin. Minimal entry fee, $1 per car, is best deal in town. With pavilions, cooking and electric services, wading pools, horseshoe pads, and miles of trails. Gets its name from the many American Bald Eagles in the area.

This park is a must see. There are great views of the Mississippi and the Lock and Dam. The park is better in the summer when you can picnic, walk around, enjoy the views and more.

This was one of my favorite places to go sit and think during college. the views are amazing, and it is such a peaceful place to collect yourself

Quiet beautiful park to take a walk around . The view of the Mississippi is breath taking. Disliked having to pay to get I to a public park.