Sunderbruch Park

Web Site

City of Davenport

Managing Organization

City of Davenport Parks & Recreation Department

Contact Person

Greg Wolf

Phone Number

563-326-7812

Email Address

gwolf@ci.davenport.ia.us

Parking and Access Instructions

From I-280 Locust Street exit: Exit I-280 and head East into Davenport. Turn right (South) on Wisconsin. When Wisconsin tees at the stop sign, turn left (West) onto Telegraph Road. The park is roughly 1/4 mile further on the right side.

From I-280 West River Drive exit: Exit I-280 at the West River Drive exit, head East into Davenport, turn left (North) on Utah (this is the first road once you exit I-280). At the stop sign, turn right (West) on Telegraph Road. Continue on Telegraph through one stop sign and the park will be on the right side of the road 1/4 mile further.

From downtown Davenport: Head West on 4th Street, Davenport. This road eventually becomes Telegraph Road at the Waverly Road 4-way stop. Continue on for approx. 1.6 miles and the park will be on the left-hand side of the road.

Site Amenities and Recreation Opportunities

Sunderbruch Park is a 134 acre tract of land on Davenport's west side. Sunderbruch Park consists of three main trail systems: hiking, off-road biking, and equestrian trails. It also includes a picnic shelter and restrooms. This park is often described as a crown jewel for off-road cycling in Davenport, Iowa. Comprised of 99% singletrack trails, a full gamut of difficulty levels (green to black diamond) are incorporated into the seven mile trail system. There are also approximately 4 1/2 miles of separate equestrian trails for our hoofed friends.
The park contains some of the most beautiful wooded scenery found anywhere in Davenport.

Hours Open

All of Davenport's city parks are generally open to the public from sunrise to 1/2 hour after sunset. Park restrooms are generally open the same hours, but are closed for the winter season.

Special Closings and Special Events

Natural Site Characteristics (i.e. historical significance, habitat, notable species)

Site Acreage

134 acres