Mississippi Valley Fair

5 reviews

+1 (563) 326-5338

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2815 W Locust St

Davenport, IA 52804

+1 (563) 326-5338

http://www.mvfair.com

Mississippi Valley Fair, located in Davenport, IA, is a renowned annual event celebrating its 105th year. With a wide range of attractions, entertainment schedules, and special days, the fair offers a fun-filled experience for all ages.

From thrilling grandstand performances to educational exhibits, delicious fair food, and various competitions, Mississippi Valley Fair provides a vibrant and engaging environment for participants and visitors alike.

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2.55 reviews

Brian M.

8/5/2022

A fun County Fair atmosphere that brings in big name national entertainment. Typical Fair admission and average prices for food, drink and rides. There were plenty of food/drink choices. Quite...

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Jason L.

8/1/2018

Pretty sad little fair when you see it. $10 entry but you get an hour in and you can get your $10 back if you're doing like I did and just wanted some food. The biggest issue was the food quality...

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Brian K.

8/12/2014

Bigger than your usual county fair but yet smaller than the Iowa State Fair, the Great Mississippi Valley Fair (i.e. the Scott County Fair) has always been a great experience. Lots of rides for...

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Domanick F.

5/18/2018

Wanted to go look at the kool cars in peace but the track was so damn loud that I couldn't even focus, was not impressed but the annoying old guy on the speaker either. Just wanted to see some...

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Jean A.

8/9/2014

I was more concerned about being run over by a golf cart than losing money to a Carney.

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The Jackson County Historical Society, a private non-profit corporation based in Maquoketa, Iowa, is dedicated to preserving and sharing the rich heritage of Jackson County. Operating two sites, including the County Museum and La Motte Depot, the society offers visitors a glimpse into the area's fascinating history through exhibits, artifacts, and educational programs. With a focus on agricultural heritage, industrial innovation, and local pioneers, the society's research library within the Clinton Engines building serves as a valuable resource for historians, genealogists, and history enthusiasts alike. From the Hurstville Lime Kilns to the Penningroth Machine Shed, visitors can explore the stories and achievements that have shaped Jackson County's past and present. Generated from the website