Beautiful building on a luxurious lawn studded with mature trees and swans, if you are a fan of John Deere or thinking of potential employment at age twelve, this would be your meat.

I am a country boy and nothing says country more than John Deere Tractor/Combine/Planter/etc. I have worked with JD for the last couple years and visited the HQ a number of times. The location is awe inspiring, tucked away in a valley with magnificent lakes out front and a beautiful building. As you enter the building (Open to the public)... More

This is a great place to stop and visit. Whether you are a local or a visitor. There is a display floor with some of the machinery and also a wall with John Deere's history. So interesting. And if you happen to visit during Christmas there is a huge decorated Christmas tree on the display floor. Combining the World Headquarters... More

The John Deere World Headquarters contains fun facts/information for adults and children to enjoy. There is free admission. The building and grounds are very well-kept, and there are many pieces of equipment (tractors, etc.) you can climb around in.

Stopped by the World Headquarters on the way out of town after visiting the Pavilion the day before. It's worth a stop here even if you have been to the Pavilion as they have many different displays, lots of history, you get to climb on the equipment (and who can pass that up?), wonderfully manicured grounds, interesting architecture (headquarters building... More

Nice big display of machinery and lots of historical displays. More heree than in the pavilion downtown!

Enjoyed visiting very much and seeing all the things John Deere has going. I would reccommend others to visit and I personally plan to go back.

We recently had a guest visiting from Vancouver British Columbia who we drove through the John Deere World Headquarters campus. She was truly impressed by the award-winning buildings and the well-manacured lawns. This is a must see for out-of-town guests.

Amazing building, great John Deere history lesson on the wall display in the lower level. The first check that bought the company is on display. And for the kids, they can go in the big tractors and combines. Don't miss this if you are in the area. Oh ya, the tour guide guy, he's a great old retiree.