- TripBuzz found 20 things to do with kids in or near Dyersville, Iowa, including 18 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Dubuque and Galena.
- From Field of Dreams to National Farm Toy Museum, the Dyersville area offers 39 different types of family activities, including: Specialty Museums, Sports Facilities/Fields, History Museums and Parks.
- Dyersville is a small town located in eastern Iowa. Though small in size the area is big on charm and nostalgia. Film buffs visit the town year round to see the famed baseball field used in the Hollywood blockbuster film 'Field Of Dreams.' Other points of interest include a farm toy museum, a Roman Catholic basilica and local shopping and dining.
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With Mississippi Explorer Cruises, guests can take a scenic ride aboard a riverboat and see the backwaters of the Mississippi in a unique way. Captains are licensed with the U.S. Coast Guard, so safety is always top of mind. Private tours and charters are available.
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900 W Blackhawk Avenue, Prairie Du Chien, WI 53821
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A non-profit organization devoted to maintaining and sustaining St Feriole Island, St Feriole Island Park Inc sponsors and hosts a year-round slate of special events on the island. The group sponsors music and food festivals, races, and educational events.
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The Chestnut Mountain Resort spans on over 220 acres, descending 475 feet from its highest point to its lowest. With top ski slopes, according to Ski Magazine, a golf course during summer and a spacious hotel, this resort is ideal for both short visits or longer stays.
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Villa Louis, the estate of one of Wisconsin's most prosperous families, allows guests to get a feel for Victorian life in the 19th century. Stroll the gardens, tour the estate's outbuildings. Breakfast in a Victorian Kitchen is a popular event offering.
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521 N Villa Louis Road, Prairie Du Chien, WI 53821
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Villa Louis Historic Site is a national historic landmark that showcases British Arts and Crafts interior in a rural setting in the United States. Patrons can take guided tours of the mansion and view period-appropriate pieces, photos and furnishings.
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The Granger House Museum is a fully restored 19th century home listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Volunteers offer guided tours and information to visitors, and the grounds regularly are used to host community events.
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Adjacent to a park, Squaw Creek Camping provides more than just campsites. Along with shower facilities and restrooms, there is also a nearby walking/hiking trail, playground and picnic area for outdoor dining.
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Housed in a former Methodist church, Marion Heritage Center now serves to preserve the historical identity of the region. The center features a permanent collection of artifacts, including a model railroad display.
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Spanning a total of over 18-acres, Dry Creek Park is a public park offering a number of different recreational amenities for visitors to enjoy. These include a large playground structure, ample open space for playing, and a walking/jogging trail.
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The General at Eagle Ridge is a very good holiday destination for golf players and fans alike. The course is open only on certain days. The grounds are well maintained and the store is available for shopping.