John Deere Reviews

Impressive equipment!!! What a fun and educational place!

I've never been to Iowa but we went out for my son's wedding this summer. Someone recommended the pavilion to me. I felt like a little kid in a candy store. It was so much fun. I'd like to sit in all of the machines. My kids loved it. My wife liked it for the first 30 minutes but didn't understand why I wasn't bored after 2 hours. If you're ever near this place go here.

Everything Deer antique to new. Nice gift shop, also.

They have very good display of various harvesters and tractors. JD pavilion displays 172 years history of John Deere.
Interesting place to spend atleast half day. Good for adults as well as teenagers.

We thought it was going to be antique tractors and memorabilia but it was all new equipment still very nice to see

The John Deere pavilion is a great place for kids and adults. My grandkids loved seeing the big tractors and equipment.

Very nice place to go and visit for the first time. You can jump into most of big John Deer machine or trucks and imagine yourself driving :D

There is a corner for kids where there are books for reading, gears to play with and bridges to construct in addition to small toy cars and other amazing stuff.

Very nice mini museum with ability to jump into the cab of many of the machines. Rare ability to get up close and personal with some heavy machinery and harvesters. Also, helpful staff on hand to answer any questions.

This is a great place to get a little history as well as see some of John Deere's newest machines. Great for kids!

Fun experience getting up on the tractors! Such a great area for kids wow! You can get up and in the tractors and they even have videos and games for you to interact with. The attached gift store is really nice too. Lots of history !

John Deere Pavilion has become such a great place for adults and children alike to learn about modern farming and John Deere products. A half an hour is not enough time to cover it all.

It was interesting and I felt like a kid again sitting in the machinery. Great place for kids.

Fun place to visit while in Moline. They have fun activities and very nice displays. The gift shop is almost as big as the rest of the pavilion.

This place is awesome! Very cool equipment and informative videos

Such a fun place to go with kids! We had a 2 year old and a 8 month old, and they both had a blast, going on the tractors and playing with the interactive games and TV's the had set up! They had so much fun that we went back to it every day while on vacation in Moline, il

The pavilion is free admission. There's tractors, combines, bulldozers, concept machines etc. You can check out the interiors or play with simulations.

The John Deere Pavillion is a really neat place to see if you are even just remotely interested in Deere, machinery, or farming. It's free (unlike the Caterpillar museum in Peoria) and has a nice round of displays and equipment, most of which you can climb into. There are simulators to try your hand at running a loader or excavator. Next door is a gift shop with the John Deere logo on everything imaginable.

Good place to take the kids to run around when the weather is rough

This place is incredible. Kids get to climb on and see all sorts of equipment. The staff is really good with the kids. In April they have duck hatching and we were able to see one come out of its shell. The kids were absolutely fascinated by it.

Great interactive displays of old and new John Deere machines.

A must see place. History of Tractors revealed here

ALL ages will like doing this Cool in the summer and warm in the winter thing to do... Neat history!

Great place for family with kids and non-farm background adults. I'm from a farm background and a little let down. I'm planning on visiting JD tractor museum in Waterloo hoping it is larger.

Kids had a great time getting in the John Deere vehicles and they had duck hatchlings and a few trying to hatch.

Great place for the kids, of all ages! Clean, friendly, public restrooms, free parking

Loved this place. I will definitely be coming back in the future with my kids.

Very good place for family. Learned a lot about the company and their machinery. Kids also enjoyed it a great deal. Plan for 2hrs for a good visit.

Atlas always has fun visiting the John Deere Pavilion.

Great place to learn about farm machinery. Children can climb on some of the equipment.

This was a nice place to see. It's not really big, but it was fun to see the farming equipment and use there interactive machines.

Great place to bring the kids. Not an all day event tho

Headquarters and Pavilion were awesome. Love Deere.

Learning center for me. Great experience and very nice museum.

Oh man, this place is great - and free! You must go here if you're in town or nearby. If you have children you must go, they will have a blast climbing on all the tractors. There is a lot of history here and you could easily spend an hour looking around.

Open to the public and a beautiful place to visit. Part of the John Deere World Headquarters.

Free fun for the kids. They liked being able to play with the tractors. And I liked being able to dig with the excavator simulator. Very very helpful staff.

Hoped there would be more tractors. But still something neat to see

Excellent ... free.. lots of history and interactive displays.. Make time to visit this one!

Always a fun place to visit especially for the children.

Another great JD experience! The passport is a fun way to track our adventures. Very friendly staff and a lot of information!!

While the displays are beautiful, there is a lack of something....multiculturalism! Though there is over a hundred pictures only 3 identified people of a minority race! Shame on you John Deere I didn't know only white people work for you and are your customers!

Awesome place. Take a step back in history and a leap into the future with all the experimental equipment designed in the past.

Their for light up the Commons event. Was very nice.

Awesome area for kids with hands on stuff to entertain and educate!

Cool place! Even get to get in them and see what it be like! I like getting into the combine! They have simulators you can try as well!

Really good representation of the history up to modern Deere machinery.

It was very interesting for a 74 year old that grew up on small farm in the 50s with a John Deere B many memories

Great place just stop with kids if you're driving through Moline. The kids loved climbing on the tractors and the simulators.

Amazing experience,meet CFO Rajesh kalathur and computer engineer Pinkal Patel.Great meeting

This truly a awesome place with a excellent display of John Deere machines

Amazing place to take the kids. Shows them some of the newer equipment that John Deere is putting out in a wonderfully hands on fashion.

Free, small, very nice. The helpers are very friendly and knowledgeable. A must when in town.

Kids live it lots of things to play with or look at

A good way to let the kids roam for an hour when it's too cold to play outside. They loved being able to climb in all of the newer tractors.

Mustt see historical facts and exhibits. The gift shop is too commercialized for me.

Staff is very friendly! Alot of amazing JD machines throughout the generations. Fun section for children to play. They also have some cool simulators to play. Definitely a good informative place to teach kids about agriculture and farming in general.

Amazing place to visit. I enjoy going just as much as the kids do. Great place to enjoy for a couple hours.

Very interesting and educational. Learned a lot about John Deere that I did not know.

very nice setup... simulators were really fun... can't wait to visit in warmer weather for the outside display

This is a fantastic place for people that are fans of tractors and movers. If you've got small kids they will love it. They can climb in and on almost all the equipment in the pavilion.

A great spot to learn about John Deere, see their products, and buy some gifts. Within walking distance of many great restaurants.

Took my dad to see new tractors and farming technology. He was really disappointed there were no old tractors and that it wasn't bigger. But we did have a lot of fun. Especially when he was trying to "plant his own crop"

Amazing place to bring the kids. Really cool simulators, and plenty of tractors to climb on.