For a fun Midwest vacation with friendly locals, water excursions, delicious food, and tons of shopping and outdoor activities, check out this underrated town.
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This suburb is an ideal spot for golfers of all skill levels, and with scenic parks and trails, even non-golfers can appreciate the natural beauty of this town.
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On a lake that's part of the Mississippi River, directly across from Iowa, lies a village where the bluffs rise high and the restaurants offer a warm welcome.
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A quaint river town with a storied past is home to historical reconstructions, great hiking, beautiful campgrounds, water activities, and a vintage vibe.
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Hikers can enjoy blissful solitude in this lesser-known state park, as well as views of an unusual wind-blown landscape rarely seen elsewhere in the world.
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Visitors can discover an authentic 19th-century village in this lesser-known pocket in the Iowa prairies, also known for its thriving Amish community.
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While the Midwest may not seem as exciting as the coastal regions, there are plenty of attractions here, especially if you're a lover of the outdoors.
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An amusement park, water park, casino, and outlet mall make this unexpected destination a surprising choice for families, thrill-seekers and shoppers.
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Head to the marvelous Midwest and relax by this gorgeous lake that has everything from a swimming beach to hiking trails with plenty of fishing to be done.
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Seafood lovers can rejoice that every restaurant on our list ranks highly on Google and offers crispy, golden-brown treats from the sea (and lots of sides).
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Voted among the best places for families in the Cedar Rapids area, this tiny town combines cozy vibes with tasty eats, outdoor adventure, and scenic lakes.
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This small town in the rolling hills of southwest Iowa offers its visitors a rounded experience with great restaurants and a state park with a beautiful lake.
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This charming Midwest City between Omaha and Des Moines is home to a historic downtown with shops and good food, as well as hiking, parks, and river fun.
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Spanning 4,000 acres of prairieland, this Iowa refuge is home to bison, elk, and over 200 native plant species, which can be explored via its trails.
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If you're visiting Iowa and want to check out a relaxing state park, you can head to this one that offers fishing on a river and a lake, as well as camping.
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Though this Iowa city is small, it's bursting with nostalgic energy, from its old Lincoln Highway gas station to its retro festivals and restored buildings.
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This tiny Iowa city is home to a handful of unique local shops, a free museum, and a state park with a cozy campground, hiking trails, and serene lake.
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This Midwest city in Iowa, located between Omaha and Des Moines, is home to fun shops, quiet trails, and family friendly events and outings.
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Whether you're looking to escape the summer heat by dipping your toes in the water or cast a line in search of fish, this Iowa state park has you covered.
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Not only is this Iowa prairie home to a bunch of bison, but it's also a wonderful spot for some rugged hiking and a great place to enjoy a scenic view.
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From Wisconsin to the Dakotas, you'll be surprised at how much of Midwestern culture varies from other regions of the United States. Here's what to now.
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This Midwest state is attracting retirees and travelers with affordable living, scenic countryside, welcoming small towns, and peaceful outdoor adventures.
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While the Great Lakes are incredible to explore, these massive bodies of water aren't the only lakes prime for exploration in the Midwest region.
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A wildlife refuge that straddles the border of Iowa and Nebraska is home to a sunken steamboat and an abundance of birds and fish.
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You really don't think Iowa when you think of hidden gems, but this state park in the hawkeye state is sure to change your mind.
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Just off Interstate 80, this Iowa travel spot features giant flag displays, a historic opera house, local diners, and unexpected roadside charm.
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This Iowa village blends the old and the new with historical architecture, cozy restaurants and bars, and charming clothing and interior decor boutiques.
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