This 10,500 sq. foot facility located in Discovery Park in Muscatine houses the Muscatine County Conservation Board offices, natural history exhibit space, and a large classroom/meeting space.

Learning Center Hours

Monday-Friday – 8:00 am-4:30 pm & Saturday-Sunday – 12:00-4:00 pm
Closed most holidays – call (563) 264-5922 for current information.

Features

• Two 1,200-gallon aquariums with native fish
• Natural history exhibits featuring change in habitats and wildlife in Iowa
• Live snakes and turtles on display
• Outdoor live raptor enclosure
• Outdoor landscaping with native plants
• Certified Monarch Waystation site
• Interactive/hands-on displays
• Over 100 mounted animals
• Kid’s exploration area
• Mr. Bakke’s Book Nook

Amenities & Facilities

• Conservation Board office
• Exhibit space
• Restrooms
• Large classroom with center divider – reserve classroom
• Accessible fishing dock
• Large shelter with modern restroom- reserve shelter
• Access to trails

Activities

• Monthly Conservation Board meetings the third Mondays at 6:00 p.m., public welcome
• Variety of Public Conservation Education programs
• Check out our latest newsletter

Rules & Regulations

• No pets allowed in building
• No food or drink allowed in exhibit spaces

Location & Maps

• On Cedar Street in Muscatine, just off Highway 61
• Park Map – aerial photo with trails, boundaries, etc.