- The list below includes 41 free or cheap things to do in or near Superior, Wisconsin, including 31 different types of inexpensive activities like History Museums, Bowling, Specialty Museums and Mini Golf.
- From Pattison State Park to Wisconsin Point, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Superior and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Duluth.
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Fun run dotted with giant inflatables including bounce houses and slides ends with a party and raises funds for charity
11.5 Miles
Big Manitou Falls, a 165-foot high waterfall, is the highest waterfall in Wisconsin and the fourth highest east of the Rocky Mountains, along with Twin Little Manitou Falls, a 31-foot high waterfall. The park is also popular for hiking, swimming, camping, and has a nature center.
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Closed to motor vehicle traffic, Wisconsin Point is part of the world's largest fresh water sand bar. It allows for tremendous wildlife viewing opportunities, and has areas for hiking and hunting.
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Visitors can wander around the outside of the 1913 Wisconsin Point Lighthouse and its two accompanying lighthouse keeper houses. Located on the longest freshwater sand bar in the world, the lighthouse is still active.
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Located on the scenic Barkers Island, Captain J's Miniature Golf is an 18-hole miniature golf course popular among local residents and visitors. The course also offers birthday party hosting for those who wish to do so.
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305 Harbor View Dr, Superior, WI 54880
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At the Richard I. Bong World War II Heritage Center, visitors can view a P-38L model airplane like those used in WWII-Europe, the Mediterranean, China-Burma, the Aleutians and the Southwest Pacific. Visitors can also hear oral histories from war veterans, see military vehicles, and see images.
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Visitors can tour the land-berthed whaleback freighter designed and built by Captain Alexander McDougall, the last remaining one, and known as S.S. Meteor. This ship is also the longest sailing of McDougall's Whalebacks and was used to carry iron ore, grain, sand and gravel, cars, and oil.
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On a tour of the 1891 42 room Queen Anne Fairlawn Mansion, visitors can see a grand entrance hall, open staircase, marble and tile fireplaces, leaded and stained glass windows, a 1891 master bedroom suite. Visitors can learn about when the home served as a home for less fortunate children.
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Featuring over 1000 accordions, A World of Accordions Museum also displays button boxes, concertinas, figurines and other music-related artifacts. It also features a music-themed gift shop and a concert hall that hosts musical performances.
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A seven-theater cinema multiplex, the Marcus Superior 7 Cinema is a value theater that screens films that have recently left first-run theaters. It offers matinees and a variety of bargains and specials.
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Housed within and old firehouse built in 1898, the Old Firehouse & Police Museum is a historic museum featuring exhibits on firefighting equipment and police memorabilia. Visitors to the museum can enjoy a self-guided tour.