Village Woods Apartments

Village Woods Apartments provides wonderful 1-, 2-, and 3-bedroom apartments in Milan, IL. We have modern apartments, outstanding community amenities, and exemplary service in the Quad Cities area. Call us today! 

Our apartment home’s features include a washer and dryer and renovated kitchen. As a resident of Village Woods Apartments, you can enjoy our beautiful outdoor swimming pool and a 24-hour fitness center. You can stay active without ever having to leave the property. 

If you are looking for a quiet community and small-town feel, please consider Village Woods Apartments. Our apartment community can be your home and shelter from the world. 

Niabi Zoo houses over 600 animals on a 40 acres facility in Coal Valley, IL. The zoo is dedicated to education and conservation. The facility was founded as a private zoo in 1959. The newest additions to the zoo are two monkeys, a Wolf’s Guenon and Allen’s Swamp Monkey. 

The zoo houses several endangered species and critically endangered species. You can support the zoo’s conservation work as a member or a donor. 

Niabi Zoo holds fun seasonal events such as Easter and Boo at the Zoo. 

Quad Cities Family Entertainment is a bowling alley with laser tag, video games, and a restaurant. They are a great place for work outings and parties. 

The QC Family Entertainment Center has 32 bowling lanes, and eight of those bowling lanes are private lanes. The center has a two-story laser tag battleground that you can use for mind-blowing battles. They also have 65 video and arcade games. 

QC Family Entertainment has its own in-house restaurant: Frankie’s Sports Bar and Grill! The bar has food, drinks, and alcohol. Guests say you have to try their deep-dish pizza! 

Nahant Marsh is a 305-acre wetland preserve beside the Mississippi River. Wetlands are important for the ecosystem because they help clean polluted water. They are also home to native wildlife. 

Nahant Marsh Education Center was founded in 1999. The Nahant Marsh area previously held The Quad Cities Trap and Skeet Club. In 1994, lead contamination from the pellets was found in the marsh. This led to an extensive cleanup, and Nahant Marsh Education Center was founded to protect the area. 

Eastern Iowa Community Colleges leads the education programs at Nahant Marsh Education Center. The marsh is frequented by 140 species of birds and contains over 200 different species of plants.