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Muscatine County in Iowa's southeast region lies along the Mississippi River and borders Louisa, Johnson, Cedar and Scott Counties. Muscatine itself serves as county seat and its city of Muscatine is at its geographic heart; known for its stunning natural beauty, rich historical legacy, and strong sense of community spirit it makes up much of this scenic county's charm and appeal.
Muscatine County, Iowa, boasts one fascinating fact - home of the world's largest strawberry. Situated in Strawberry Point - named for this gigantic fruit itself! Built in 1967 and standing 15-feet high - the Strawberry was built as an attraction and source of pride among residents in Muscatine.
Muscatine County has long been home to several notable individuals. Mark Twain spent some of his early adulthood living in Muscatine for an extended stay during the 1850s as a typesetter at a local newspaper he worked on; during that time he found inspiration among both people and places that inspired his writings. Later, Tom Arnold made Ottumwa his home (just north of Muscatine).
Muscatine County has become famous for its annual Sweetcorn Festival held each August to showcase the area's rich agricultural heritage with live music performances, carnival rides and, of course, plenty of sweetcorn! Additionally, Muscatine County Fair takes place each summer featuring agricultural exhibits, livestock shows and other attractions, providing residents a memorable way to explore Muscatine's unique culture while making summer memorable for many local residents.