History and nature come together in East Dubuque, Illinois at a clifftop park that everyone must see. Home to Native American artifacts, hiking trails, and modern amenities, this place is perfect for all sorts of adventures.

Nothing beats the scenic overlook at this beautiful park. Get out your camera and check it out:

Gramercy Park is a little-known bluff-top oasis in western Illinois that is full of history and fun things to see and do. It is open year round from dusk until dawn.
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This clifftop park overlooks the Mississippi River and spans 10 acres in total. Most notable are the 26 Native American burial mounds that grace the property. Dating back to 200-500 AD., they are from the Hopewell tribes.
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Additional features include a pavilion, play ground, picnic tables, benches, and restrooms. There is also plenty of parking at this historical park.
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The scenic overlook at Gramercy Park is one of the main reasons you'll want to visit. Enjoy views of the river, bridges, and our neighboring state of Iowa.
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Known as an Illinois Natural Heritage Landmark, this attraction is available to all. The restrooms, picnic area, and overlook are all handicap accessible.
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No matter the time of year, this clifftop park is the perfect place to find immaculate views, wildlife, and historical artifacts. Any trip to this part of the state is incomplete without a stop to see these Native American mounds.
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Gramercy Park is located at Beecher St., East Dubuque, IL 61025, and you can get more details through its Facebook page.

For more like this, check out the eight places where you can still experience old Illinois.

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