Black Hawk State Historic Site is a 213 acre park managed by the Illinois Department of Natural Resources that showcases the fascinating cultural history and diverse natural resources of the Quad Cities. Explore hiking trails along the Rock River and through the nature preserve.

🎲 Youth-Focused Games – engaging activities that make learning about health and nutrition fun for kids from AOK and SNAP-Ed. 🏛️ Hauberg Museum – Discover the story of the Sauk and Meskwaki people. 🌳 Nature Walks – Explore the beautiful grounds at Black Hawk Park.

🎲 Youth-Focused Games – engaging activities that make learning about health and nutrition fun for kids from AOK and SNAP-Ed. 🏛️ Hauberg Museum – Discover the story of the Sauk and Meskwaki people. 🌳 Nature Walks – Explore the beautiful grounds at Black Hawk Park.

🎲 Youth-Focused Games – engaging activities that make learning about health and nutrition fun for kids from AOK and SNAP-Ed. 🏛️ Hauberg Museum – Discover the story of the Sauk and Meskwaki people. 🌳 Nature Walks – Explore the beautiful grounds at Black Hawk Park.

🎲 Youth-Focused Games – engaging activities that make learning about health and nutrition fun for kids from AOK and SNAP-Ed. 🏛️ Hauberg Museum – Discover the story of the Sauk and Meskwaki people. 🌳 Nature Walks – Explore the beautiful grounds at Black Hawk Park.

🎲 Youth-Focused Games – engaging activities that make learning about health and nutrition fun for kids from AOK and SNAP-Ed. 🏛️ Hauberg Museum – Discover the story of the Sauk and Meskwaki people. 🌳 Nature Walks – Explore the beautiful grounds at Black Hawk Park.

Black Hawk State Historic Site offers a great educational program for field trips of students from Kindergarten through High School. All field trips include a guided tour of the Hauberg Museum.

Many Hopewell mounds were located on the bluff that hosts the Black Hawk Watch Tower and present day Black Hawk State Historic Site. In fact, one of these still exists in the front yard of one of our members.

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Each school may receive one grant up to $300 per school year (August-June) for transportation costs to Black Hawk State Historic Site. All teachers requesting funds out of this grant must be listed on one form.