Buffalo Bill Cody Homestead

The Buffalo Bill Cody Homestead was built in 1847 by Isaac Cody, the father of legendary Wild West Show promoter, Buffalo Bill. The home is located north of Davenport in the Wapsipinicon River Valley. Tour the restored limestone farmhouse to see the beautiful walnut floors and furnishings. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the home overlooks a scenic prairie hillside where buffalo roam.

The Cody family lived in this rural Iowa home while it was being built. While traveling in eastern Iowa, check out the birthplace of Buffalo Bill Cody and Museum, in LeClaire, a short distance from the Cody Homestead. Best Western hotels offer comfortable guest rooms and excellent guest services across the state.